Rams LT Mark LeVoir (groin), CB Josh Gordy (oblique), S Craig Dahl (ankle), and DE James Hall (pectoral) are all considered "day to day" after suffering injuries in Week 14. The Rams are already down to third- and fourth-stringers on the offensive line and at cornerback, so it's just more of the same for LeVoir and Gordy.

Rams LT Mark LeVoir was forced from Monday's loss in the fourth quarter with a groin injury, and did not return. Unwelcome news for a Rams team that's been forced to mix-and-match at left tackle since losing Rodger Saffold for the season in Week 10. LeVoir was making his first start since Week 11 after missing Weeks 12 and 13 with a pectoral injury. If he's forced to sit against the Bengals, Adam Goldberg will protect Sam Bradford's blindside.

The Rams are hopeful LT Mark LeVoir (pectoral) will return for Monday's game against the Seahawks. He practiced in full on Friday, so it looks like he is on track to start on Monday. He's likely to line up across from Seahawks DE Chris Clemons, who had three sacks and two forced fumbles after LeVoir went down back in Week 11. Likely starter Tom Brandstater will need all of the time he can get.

Rams OT Mark LeVoir will miss 2-4 weeks with a strained pectoral muscle. The Rams' tackles are dropping like flies. RT Jason Smith (concussion) is out indefinitely, LT Rodger Saffold is done for the season, and LeVoir had been starting in place of Saffold at left tackle after signing on October 26. The Rams' inability to protect Sam Bradford has the potential to kill his chances of maintaining respectable QB2 value down the stretch.

Rams LT Mark LeVoir has been diagnosed with a pectoral injury. His injury was originally diagnosed as a shoulder ailment. LeVoir will undergo an MRI today, and he'll be forced to injured reserve like fellow LT Rodger Saffold if it reveals a tear. Third stringer Kevin Hughes was beaten like a drum in LeVoir's absence Sunday, so the Rams should be in the market for a tackle this week.

Rams LT Mark LeVoir was forced from Sunday's game against the Seahawks with a shoulder injury, and is questionable to return. It's a big blow for the Rams, who now have practice-squad talent Kevin Hughes protecting Sam Bradford's blindside. Hughes was signed on Saturday. Lower your expectations (further) if you're starting Bradford in a two-QB league today.

Rams signed OT Mark LeVoir.

Ravens waived OL Mark LeVoir. It's perhaps a sign that Ben Grubbs (toe) is close to returning. LeVoir was beaten out by Andre Gurode as Grubbs' injury fill-in, and he was a healthy scratch last week.

According to his agent Eric Metz, OT Mark LeVoir has agreed to terms with the Ravens. The former Patriot will compete for a job at right tackle with Baltimore's current duo of Oniel Cousins and Jah Reid. Considering how bad both looked in the first two preseason games, LeVoir has a fighting chance of seeing significant playing time this season.

Patriots released OT Mark LeVoir. The move takes New England off the hook for LeVoir's $690k salary and bodes well for developmental project Steve Maneri, who's completed the transition from college tight end to NFL "swing" tackle. LeVoir made two starts in three seasons with the Pats. The 29-year-old is likely to resurface elsewhere.