Steve Avila

Experience: 4 years

Height: 6-3

Age: 26

Weight: 332 lbs

College: TCU

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Year

Season

	G	Total	Solo
Mondays	1	0	0
Other Days (not Mon or Sun)	2	0	0
Sundays	12	1	1

	G	Total	Solo
December	4	0	0
January	1	0	0
November	5	0	0
October	3	1	1
September	2	0	0

	G	Total	Solo
vs AFC Teams	4	1	1
vs NFC Teams	11	0	0
Outside Own Division	9	1	1
vs Own Division	6	0	0

	G	Total	Solo
Atlanta Falcons	1	0	0
Baltimore Ravens	1	1	1
Carolina Panthers	1	0	0
Detroit Lions	1	0	0
Tennessee Titans	0	0	0
Houston Texans	1	0	0
Indianapolis Colts	1	0	0
Jacksonville Jaguars	1	0	0
New Orleans Saints	1	0	0
Philadelphia Eagles	0	0	0
Arizona Cardinals	2	0	0
San Francisco 49ers	2	0	0
Seattle Seahawks	2	0	0
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1	0	0

	G	Total	Solo	AST	SCK	SFTY	PDEF	INT	TDS	YDS	AVG	LNG
Losses	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Wins	11	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	G	Total	Solo
Bank of America Stadium	1	0	0
State Farm Stadium	1	0	0
Mercedes-Benz Stadium	1	0	0
Levi's® Stadium	1	0	0
Nissan Stadium	0	0	0
Lincoln Financial Field	0	0	0
SoFi Stadium	8	0	0
M&T Bank Stadium	1	1	1
Lumen Field	1	0	0
Wembley Stadium	1	0	0

Biography

NFL CAREER

Has started all 28 regular season games and played 1,698 total snaps at left guard. Has also started in three postseason contests.
Started all 10 regular season games played in 2024 and logged 1,094 offensive snaps.
Started all 17 regular season games his rookie season and finished among the leaders on the team in snaps played (1,094). It was the most snaps for a Rams offensive lineman since 2021 and the most by a Rams rookie since Cooper Kupp in 2017.
Among rookie offensive linemen in the 2023 draft class, he ranked second in most snaps played.
Finished the 2023 season with the second-best pass blocking grade, the fifth-best offensive grade, and the 10th-best run blocking grade among rookie offensive linemen, according to PFF.
Among rookie guards, Avila finished fifth in sacks allowed (2.0) in 2023.
Was voted to the PWFA All-Rookie Team in '23.

NFL CAREER

Has started all 28 regular season games and played 1,698 total snaps at left guard. Has also started in three postseason contests.
Started all 10 regular season games played in 2024 and logged 1,094 offensive snaps.
Started all 17 regular season games his rookie season and finished among the leaders on the team in snaps played (1,094). It was the most snaps for a Rams offensive lineman since 2021 and the most by a Rams rookie since Cooper Kupp in 2017.
Among rookie offensive linemen in the 2023 draft class, he ranked second in most snaps played.
Finished the 2023 season with the second-best pass blocking grade, the fifth-best offensive grade, and the 10th-best run blocking grade among rookie offensive linemen, according to PFF.
Among rookie guards, Avila finished fifth in sacks allowed (2.0) in 2023.
Was voted to the PWFA All-Rookie Team in '23.

COLLEGE

Was a team captain for a Horned Frogs team that competed in the College Football National Championship and the anchor of an offensive line that paved the way for one of the nation's most prolific offenses.
Avila's senior campaign at TCU in 2022 made him the school's first consensus All-American since wide receiver Josh Doctson in 2015. Started all 15 games at left guard and didn't allow a sack for back-to-back seasons.
Led led all TCU offensive players with 1,044 snaps played his senior season.
Was a 2022 First-Team All-Big 12 selection, a Outland Trophy Semifinalist, an Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Semifinalist, and an honorable mention for Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year.
Participated in the Senior Bowl ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft.
In 2021, started 11 games at center and saw action at right guard.
Capped his junior season as a First-Team AP All-Big 12 selection.
Started all nine games played as a sophomore in 2020 and made starts at three different positions - six at center, two at right tackle, and one at right guard. Was the only player to start at three different spots on the offensive line that season.
Saw action in 11 games his redshirt freshman year in 2019.

PERSONAL

Was rated a four-star recruit by ESPN following his senior year of high school and ranked as the No.9 offensive guard in the state of Texas and No.42 in the country.
Was named District 8-6A Co-Offensive Most Valuable Sophomore Player in 2015.
Chose to play at TCU over Kansas State and Utah.

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