Havenstein anchors the right side but is part of a pass-pro unit dealing with injuries. His performance will influence Stafford’s pocket time and the Rams’ ability to sustain a consistent passing attack. If Havenstein and interior blockers hold up, Stafford's ceiling rises accordingly.

Havenstein’s rest day and ankle soreness ripple through the line, testing depth as the Rams prepare for Week 2’s matchup while keeping the backbone of the protection unit intact.

Havenstein’s ankle injury could force Rams to rotate or adjust protection. If he’s limited, inside pressure increases on Stafford, raising sack risk and altering Rams’ passing rhythm. A healthy Havenstein would stabilize LA’s edge protection and support a steadier game plan.

Havenstein headlines the Rams' injury picture as an ankle issue threatens the right tackle slot. His status directly impacts Stafford's pocket presence and the protection package the Rams can deploy. If he’s limited or out, the right side of the line shifts, potentially altering the Cowboys-grade pass protection dynamics and the Rams' play-action effectiveness.

Havenstein anchors the right side of LA’s line, contributing to the depth and stability of the Rams’ offensive front against Houston’s edge pressure.