Rams offensive lineman Rob Havenstein returned to practice Monday as he looks to potentially play in the Rams' season opener against the Detroit Lions.
The season opener at Detroit is less than a week away. After more than six weeks of training camp and preseason workouts, the Rams on Monday practiced before an audience that included owner Stan Kroenke and began the countdown and final run-up to playing the Lions on “Sunday Night Football.” “This is a different sense of urgency, in a good way,” coach Sean McVay said. “You want it to be uplifting and elevating, but it’s real now.
Quarterback Matthew Stafford, a 16th-year pro, is the most experienced player. Safety John Johnson III is preparing for his eighth season opener, his sixth with the Rams. Johnson was a third-round draft pick by the Rams in 2017. “I remember everything, from my first day of rookie mini-camp, all the way till now,” said Johnson, who rejoined the Rams in 2023 after two seasons with the Cleveland Browns. “It went by extremely fast, but … I still feel like I’ve got a lot more left.
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