NFL Analyst's Bold Rams Trade Plan

0:00On March 20, NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah floated a bold plan for the Los Angeles Rams heading into the second half of the 2026. Offseason, he suggests they trade up from their 13th overall pick in April to grab Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love. Then swing a deal for Philadelphia Eagles-Y receiver AJ Brown in June. The idea aims to supercharge their already strong offense without overcommitting future assets right away. Jeremiah broke it down on the Rich Eisen show, arguing, Love could be the explosive finisher like Todd Gurley was in the early Sean McVeigh days. He thinks they could pull off the draft move creatively, saving next year's first rounder for the Brown trade. Picture that group, Brown teaming up with Pooca Nakua and Devonte Adams at receiver. Fans and insiders call it a long shot though. The Rams backed away from Brown talks after his medical reports raised red flags. Jumping into the top five for Love would demand a haul of picks and stacking him with current backs, Kyron Williams and Blake Korn might crowd the backfield.

1:06Jeremiah rates Love on par with top prospects like Christian McCaffrey or Bijan Robinson way beyond what Williams and Korn bring his steady runners. Still, layering in both stars could overload the skill spots and shift the team's gritty identity that nearly reached the Super Bowl last year. While the odd stack against it, this all-in vision keeps buzzing as teams eye big swings to chase a title.