Los Angeles Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson has been suspended for the first two games of the 2024 NFL season due to a violation of the league’s Personal Conduct Policy, as reported by Ian Rapoport. This suspension will prevent him from participating in crucial matchups against the Detroit Lions and Arizona Cardinals, raising concerns about the Rams' offensive line, which has already faced injuries during training camp. Jackson’s absence is particularly notable given that the Rams rely heavily on their offensive line to protect quarterback Matthew Stafford. During Jackson's absence, Joe Noteboom is expected to fill in as left tackle, which could impact the team's performance against formidable pass rushers like Aidan Hutchinson. Additionally, Jackson's suspension comes at a critical time as he was given a one-year restricted tender to solidify his role as the starting left tackle. The Rams' offensive line depth will be tested, as other players, including Jonah Jackson and Rob Havenstein, have also experienced injuries during the preseason.