G Ronald Leary

Leary was dominant for the Cowboys but one thing has remained true through his time with Denver: He has trouble staying healthy. He’s played just 29 games the last three years and is squarely on the chopping block. If available, he’d be an upgrade at left guard for the Rams, bringing in a powerful run blocker to fortify the offensive line. Given his injury history, his cost would be reasonable, likely signing a short-term, team-friendly deal with little guaranteed.

G Brian Winters

Winters only played nine games last season but allowed just one sack and had an overall grade of 62.4 at PFF. He’d provide a boost at guard for the Rams, which is the position with the most uncertainty on the roster. Bringing in a proven veteran would also help the young offensive linemen who are waiting in the wings, giving them another year to learn before potentially becoming starters.

OL Pat Elflein

Elflein had a disappointing 2019 season at left guard, allowing six sacks and committing eight penalties. Still, he graded out better than the Rams’ guards with a mark of 64.8 from Pro Football Focus. A former first-round pick, he’s struggled at both guard and center but a new situation could work well for him – especially if Aaron Kromer gets to coach him up.