The Rams signed RT Adrian Ealy after being signed by the Ravens last year as a UDFA. He was suspended 6 games for PED violation after he had a decent pre-season. Picked up by the Broncos mid-season and finished as a backup RT. It will be interesting to see how much if anything he has learned after a year with the Ravens and Broncos after a good 2021 preseason. From my notes last year.
RT Adrian Ealy: Could go in the 7th round but probably will be a UDFA. He's got issues with his terrible hand play and playing too high. His lack of bend and terrible hand play allows defenders to get under his pads and bull rush him into the backfield. Needs to correct that and to hit the weight room to strengthen. Good smooth feet, in his slide, but gets beaten by his poor technique. Strictly a RT at this point and its where he played in college. He's a limited player best suited on an OL that plays basically a zone blocking system. He's very poor on the second level showing poor speed and an inability to execute second level blocking which is why he could be a liability in a gap blocking scheme. Could be decent depth on a zone-blocking offense.
At this point, Ealy looks like a camp body or PS candidate at best. The Rams play a gap OL blocking scheme for the most part. But he did show something during his preseason last year. If he cleans up his technique and shows he can block on the second level he's got a shot to make the PS this year and possibly contend for a backup spot next year as Havenstein and Edwards will both likely be gone.
The Rams are 5 deep at OT with Noteboom, Havenstein, Jackson, Arcuri, and Brewer. Don't sleep on Chandler Brewer because unlike Edwards, Brewer has had experience playing both OT and OG. He has the feet to pull and has shown he can make second level blocks. It would not be a surprise to me if their game day backups ended up being Swing OT Jackson, OG/OC Shelton, and Swing OG/OT Brewer.