Rams Longtime Offensive Veteran Retiring After 11 Seasons in NFL
Summary
Robert Havenstein, an offensive lineman for the Los Angeles Rams, announced his retirement from the NFL after an 11-year career. He played 148 games in total and was known for his leadership and contributions to the team. He expressed gratitude towards his team, family, and fans through a social media post.Key Facts
- Robert Havenstein played as an offensive lineman for the Los Angeles Rams for 11 years.
- He started every game he played, with a total of 148 appearances.
- Havenstein was selected in the second round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
- He was paid $34.5 million under a three-year contract with the Rams.
- He was a four-time team captain and won four NFC West Championships, two NFC Championships, and one Super Bowl.
- Havenstein expressed thanks to his teammates, coaches, and family in his retirement announcement.
- Warren McClendon, a young offensive tackle, is expected to take on Havenstein's role.
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