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Los Angeles Rams

NFL · NFC West · 2026
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Tags · NFL season · YR 2–4 · YR 5–9 · YR 10+
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Offense

11 starting jobsPrimary personnel · 11
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Defense

12 starting jobsBase front · Nickel sub
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Offense

11 starting jobs
Primary personnel · 11
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Defense

12 starting jobs
Base front · Nickel sub
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Special Teams

6 starting jobs
Coverage & return units
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KO42Ethan Evans
LS49Joe Cardona
PK92Harrison Mevis
PT42Ethan Evans
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Offense

11 starting jobs
Primary personnel · 11
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Defense

12 starting jobs
Base front · Nickel sub
Franchise & Venue
Franchise
Los Angeles Rams
Division NFC WestEst. 1936
Home
SoFi Stadium
70,240Listed capacity
Location Inglewood, California
Coaching staff
Head coach
Offensive coordinator
Defensive coordinator
Identity
Mascot Rampage
Rams Royal Primary
Sol Secondary
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David Quessenberry
LT · 14th season
YR 14
Current depth chart
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Depth relationships
Bio
David Quessenberry is a 6'5", 310-pound left tackle from Carlsbad, CA, who played college football at San Jose State. The Texans selected him in the sixth round (176th overall) of the 2013 NFL Draft. Over his 13-year career, Quessenberry appeared in 84 regular season games with 30 starts, logging 2,496 snaps, plus five playoff appearances. He entered the league in Week 16 of 2017 against Pittsburgh, recorded his first touchdown reception in Week 2 against Indianapolis, and made his initial start in Week 12 of 2020 with Tennessee. He started all 17 games in 2021, playing over 1,100 snaps. Quessenberry spent time with Houston, Tennessee, Buffalo, Minnesota, and now plays for Los Angeles.
David Quessenberry played 16 games in 2025 with a 1% share of offensive snaps.
Player information
Height6'5"Weight310 lbHometownCarlsbad, CAAge36CollegeSan Jose StateDraftedRound 6 · #176 overall · 2013 · HOUExperience13 NFL seasons
Contract
$1.5Mper year · AAV
Years 1Guaranteed $1.3MCap 0.5%
T-87 of 205 · OT market by AAV
Career path
SAN JOSE STATEthrough 2012
HST2013
TEXANS2016 – 2017
TITANS2018 – 2021
BILLS2022
VIKINGS2023 – 2024
RAMS2025 — present