US EditionHaving 'Given Everything,' Havenstein Announces Retirement From Rams, NFL After 11 Seasons
- Rob Havenstein announced his retirement from the Rams after 11 seasons in a social media post on Tuesday.
- Havenstein played a key role in the Rams' Super Bowl victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2021 season, which is noted as the peak of his career.
- During his career, Havenstein played at least 97 percent of the snaps he was medically able to during 10 of his 11 seasons.
- Warren McClendon Jr. is expected to take over as the starting right tackle following Havenstein's retirement, as confirmed by General Manager Les Snead.
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Having 'given everything,' Havenstein announces retirement from Rams, NFL after 11 seasons
Rob Havenstein, a hulking Linganore High School graduate who started all 161 games he ever played in for the Los Angeles Rams over 11 seasons as the team’s right tackle, announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday.
Longtime Ram retires after 11 seasons
Rob Havenstein, the Rams’ longtime right tackle, announced his retirement after 11 seasons with the franchise. Drafted in the second round of the 2015 NFL Draft out of Wisconsin, Havenstein arrived during the Jeff Fisher era, back when the Rams were still tethered to St. Louis and relevance felt like a distant promise.
Rams Super Bowl Champion Announces Major Career News
The Los Angeles Rams avoided one retirement scare and found themselves navigating another entirely elsewhere on the roster. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford will be back, but one of his few remaining 2021 Super Bowl-winning teammates will not. LA dealt with injuries at key positions all season, some of them turning out better than others en route to the NFC Championship Game. Rams right tackle Rob Havenstein found himself and his position check…
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Rams RT Rob Havenstein retires after an 11-year career from St. Louis to Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Right tackle Rob Havenstein is retiring after an 11-year career with the Los Angeles Rams.
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