Rams Draft 3 High-Upside Players in ESPN Mock

0:00On March 3rd, the Los Angeles Rams could have a big night in the first two rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft, with picks at 13th overall, 29th overall, and 61st overall. In ESPN analyst Jordan Rees' latest mod draft, the team grabs three high upside players to boost their offense and fix their secondary world's right, away. First up at number 13, the Rams select Titan King and Sadeek from Oregon. He put up the best combine numbers ever for a tight end, including a 4.3940 yard dash, and a 43.5 inch vertical jump. That athleticism makes him a mismatched nightmare as both a receiver and blocker, pairing nicely with the Titan they drafted last year. Rams fans love this because it fits coach Sean McBase creative schemes with multiple tight ends, especially with quarterback Matthew Stafford's time, ticking. He maximizes their push for another title run after falling just short of the Superbowl last season. At 29th overall, they add cornerback to your mod McCoy, a top 10 talent who missed last

1:04year with an ACL injury and skipped combine drills. He smooth and technically sound, and all eyes turn to Tennessee's pro day on March 31st for his full workout. Then at 61st, Indiana's the Angelo Ponds bring sticky coverage despite his 5 foot 9 frame and matching vertical leap. Doubling up on corners like this could transform the Rams' defense overnight, giving them versatile pieces to replace aging or departing players, and setting up a balanced roster push into the future. Now