Rams confident in interior of offensive line after late position swaps for Jackson and Avila

Interior of offensive line underwent a makeover

The Rams offensive line will feature a new look in 2023, as the team has made some significant changes to the interior of the line.

Alaric Jackson, who started 12 games at right guard last season, has been moved to left guard, while Coleman Shelton, who started 16 games at center last season, has been moved to right guard. Brian Allen, who started 15 games at left guard last season, is now the team's starting center.

These moves were made in an effort to improve the team's pass protection, as Jackson and Shelton are both considered to be better pass blockers than Allen.

How will these changes impact the Rams offense?

The Rams are hoping that these changes will help improve their passing attack, which struggled at times last season.

Jackson is a more athletic guard than Allen, and he should be able to provide better protection for quarterback Matthew Stafford. Shelton is a more experienced guard than Jackson, and he should be able to help anchor the right side of the line.

The Rams are confident that these changes will help them improve their offense in 2023.

What do the Rams players think of the changes?

The Rams players are excited about the changes to the offensive line.

Stafford said that he is confident in the new-look offensive line, and he believes that they will be able to help him improve his play in 2023.

Jackson said that he is looking forward to playing left guard, and he believes that he can be a successful pass blocker in that role.

Shelton said that he is excited to move to right guard, and he believes that he can help the Rams improve their running game.

The Rams are confident that the changes to their offensive line will help them improve their offense in 2023.