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Lance Zierlein believes Rob Havenstein can shine in the NFL
http://theramswire.usatoday.com/201...believes-rob-havenstein-can-shine-in-the-nfl/
By: Jake Ellenbogen | 4 hours ago
The Rams made sure to address the offensive line positions in the 2016 NFL draft and while most of the rookies were ineffective, there was one that really seemed to stand out. Rob Havenstein was a second-round mauler out of Wisconsin. He started at right tackle and didn’t give up a sack, he was also the only offensive tackle who played in 12 or more games without giving up a sack.
When you do impressive things people take notice. Lance Zierlein, a writer at NFL.com, had a lot to say about Havenstein on The Ringer NFL Show.
Now if you don’t remember or don’t follow the draft in-depth you won’t know that Zierlein is the same man who was high on big Rob since college. Of course he does go on to mention that there is a reason the Wisconsin Badger went in the second round.
He may have received absolutely no love for his great rookie season, tallying a total of zero votes for Rookie of the Year, but this year could be even more special. As long as the Rams understand Havenstein’s weakness which is his left tackle abilities, he should be able to excel. Havenstein was a nice pick for the Rams and if the offensive line continues to gel he is going to be a part of something special.
Related:
WATCH: A sneak peak of Hard Knocks with the Rams
http://theramswire.usatoday.com/201...believes-rob-havenstein-can-shine-in-the-nfl/
By: Jake Ellenbogen | 4 hours ago
The Rams made sure to address the offensive line positions in the 2016 NFL draft and while most of the rookies were ineffective, there was one that really seemed to stand out. Rob Havenstein was a second-round mauler out of Wisconsin. He started at right tackle and didn’t give up a sack, he was also the only offensive tackle who played in 12 or more games without giving up a sack.
When you do impressive things people take notice. Lance Zierlein, a writer at NFL.com, had a lot to say about Havenstein on The Ringer NFL Show.
Now if you don’t remember or don’t follow the draft in-depth you won’t know that Zierlein is the same man who was high on big Rob since college. Of course he does go on to mention that there is a reason the Wisconsin Badger went in the second round.
He may have received absolutely no love for his great rookie season, tallying a total of zero votes for Rookie of the Year, but this year could be even more special. As long as the Rams understand Havenstein’s weakness which is his left tackle abilities, he should be able to excel. Havenstein was a nice pick for the Rams and if the offensive line continues to gel he is going to be a part of something special.
Related:
WATCH: A sneak peak of Hard Knocks with the Rams