Rams Draft Ammo: Snead Primed for Contender

0:00On March 28th, the Los Angeles Rams made big moves in NFL free agency, bolstering their defense by grabbing cornerback Trent McDuffy. But it cost. Then Mahai Draft Pick, General Manager, Less Need, still has the team sitting pretty with the 13th overall selection from the Atlanta Falcons trade. They also hold two picks on day two of the draft, and four more on day three, including three in the seventh round. After that 93rd pick and the late ones on April 25th, every choice counts big time. Fans have full trust and need, head coach Sean McVeigh, and the front office to hit on these spots. The Rams have a track record of unearthing star's late, like wide receiver Cooper Cup in the third round, Puka Nakua, and running back Kyron Williams. In the fifth and safety Quentin Lake in the sixth, Scouts are eyeing sleepers like Indiana wide receiver Elijah Sarat for his strong hands and catch radius as a third round fit, USC linebacker Eric. Gentry for special teams in past disruption potentially in the sixth, and Texas Tech

1:03quarterback Baron Morden as a mobile backup in the seventh. Despite his injury passed, with this draft ammo and free agency splash, the Rams are primed to build a contender, keeping that momentum rolling into April.