NFL Draft Steals: Rams' History of Mid-Round Gems

0:00On April 21st, the Rams hold the number 93 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft set for April 24th. That spot in history has cranked out some legit pros from Hall of Famers to Super Bowl Chams and Ironman who lasted over a decade. Take Charlie Joyner, the crown jewel from 1969, grabbed by the chargers. He bought for 18 seasons, hauling in 750 catches for over 12,000 yards and 65 scores earning 3 pro bowls and a first team all pro nod before hitting the Hall of Fame. Guys like Ken Ellis and Tyrone Williams lit it up for the Packers 2. Ellis snagged 22 picks with 3 pick 6's, 2 pro bowls and an all pro in the 70's. Williams chipped in 19 interceptions and helped Green Bay win Super Bowl 31 right out the gate in 1996. Quarterback Scott Mitchell thrived in Detroit, throwing for 15,000 yards and 95 touchdowns over his career. Minebacker Byron Evans owned Philly for 8 years, leading the league in Tackle's 1 season and piling up 8019 stops.

1:06Defensive Tackle Fred Miller anchored the Colts for 10 years, with 52 sacks and a Super Bowl 5 ring, while others like Joe Phillips logged. 200 games. Mid-round gyms like these remind us the Rams could snag a steal that changes everything come Draft Knight.