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Rob Havenstein: Eleven Seasons and a Super Bowl Legacy
Wednesday, 11 February, 2026
After spending eleven seasons exclusively with the Los Angeles Rams, veteran offensive tackle Rob Havenstein has officially announced his retirement from professional football. The decorated athlete concludes a career highlighted by a Super Bowl LVI victory, multiple divisional titles, and serving as a team captain for four consecutive years. Although he battled an ankle injury that sidelined him during the most recent postseason, Havenstein expressed immense pride in having dedicated his full effort to the sport. In his absence, the franchise appears ready to transition to Warren McClendon Jr., who filled in as a starter during the 2025 season. This news marks the end of an era for the Rams, as Havenstein was the longest-tenured player on the team’s roster at the time of his departure.
