I still don't get that move.
Here's the O line I would like to see them go with;
L to R;
Whitworth
Saffold
Sullivan
Brown
Havenstein
Game day active G/C;
Eldrenkamp.
Game day active T/G;
Murphy or Williams.
I posted yesterday that the Rams still have a bunch of OL'ers who can play RT with the departure of GRob. Currently it appears Kromer has 2 (Saffold/Havenstein) which will likely start in other OL posts. With GRob gone from the prospects it will fall mostly on the 6-4 330 pound 24 yr old Jamon Brown or the 6-6 310 25 yr old Andrew Donnal. The 3rd candidate is the 6-6 308 23 yr old Pace Murphy. Then finally the 6-4 305 pound 23 yr old Darrell Williams.
Both of these two primary starting RT prospects can play multiple OL posts besides the RT post. Thus whoever looses out as a starter will most likely end up being the very important #6th Ram OL'er. Kromer has 3 interior prospects in Cody Wichmann, Rhaney & Eldrenkamp.One of these interior prospects will be the reserve center behind Sullivan too.
The departure of GRob will change the back up to Andrew Whitworth concern. Besides starting LG Saffold there's not a proven LT here. Pace Murphy & Darrell Williams were long term LT in college. Donnal did finish up 3 quarters @ LT last season & held up well enough but I am unsure as to if he would get any considerations in this critical post. Here's how I see our OL roster @ the moment:
LT- Whitworth/ Murphy
LG- Saffold/ Wichmann
OC- Sullivan/ Rhaney
RG- Havenstein/
Donnal
RT-Brown/
Donnal
Leaving Jake Eldrenkamp OC/OG & Darrell Williams OT as possible Practice Squad members.