Rams down to 3rd-string center after losing 2 players in 1st half

The Los Angeles Rams' offensive line depth is really being tested. Coming in without Steve Avila at left guard, the Rams then lost starting center Coleman Shelton in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals. He's doubtful to return, as is his replacement, Dylan McMahon. Not long after Shelto

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The Los Angeles Rams' offensive line depth is really being tested. Coming in without Steve Avila at left guard, the Rams then lost starting center Coleman Shelton in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals. He's doubtful to return, as is his replacement, Dylan McMahon.

Not long after Shelton went down, McMahon suffered a knee injury and was taken to the locker room. Beaux Limmer moved over from left guard to center, and Bill Murray was inserted into the lineup at left guard.

That brings the Rams down to their third-string center and backup left guard, showing just how banged up the offensive line is. Fortunately, their depth is very good, but no team wants to be down three linemen in one game, especially against the blitz packages that

Arizona has shown.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams down to 3rd-string center after losing 2 players in 1st half