Nussmeier's NFL Potential in Rams' QB Room

0:00On April 3rd, a year ago, LSU quarterback Garrett Nessmeyer looked like a lock for the first round of the 2026 NFL draft, but injuries derailed his 2025 season where he played just nine games and the Tigers finished seven and six. Now he slid to a day two projection, still a top five guy at his position but without that same buzz. Media folks are buzzing about a potential Rams link, though it's no sure thing they're targeting him. With six with two and two hundred three pounds, Nessmeyer is a cannon arm pocket passer who blends pro style throws with spread concepts. He shines delivering darts into tight windows under pressure and dodging sacks, but his gunslinger vibe leads to forced passes. Scouts point out his inconsistencies in reading coverages and progressions, which showed up in the stats. Back in 2024, he threw for over 4,000 yards and 29 touchdowns, but coughed up 12 picks in 13 games. This year, his 12 to 5 touchdowns interception ratio and lower efficiency didn't help, even

1:03if health issues backered in. The Rams could be an ideal spot for his growth. Matthew Stafford's back as the starter, maybe for more than one season, but with Jimmy Garabolo's future unclear, they've only got Stetson Bennett behind him. Nessmeyer's style echoes young Stafford, so sitting and learning in that QB room under Sean McVey might fix his mental game. Craft experts, like Mel Kiper, see it as a smart middle round bet for L.A.'s stable roster. They grab a high upside project without immediate pressure, planning ahead when Stafford eventually steps away. Solid forward thinking for the future.