Rams Draft Bold Moves, Add Versatility

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm quarry with the story. The Los Angeles Rams wrapped up two days of the 2026 NFL draft with three solid picks already in the bag, and they've got four more. Coming on Saturday, in this final mock projection, they're eyeing some bold moves to round out a strong class, focusing on versatility and depth. Next up in round six, pick 207, they grab Eli Hydenreich, fullback from Navy. This guy's a Swiss Army knife block like a beast, runs routes from the backfield, and catches with soft hands. Rams love their multi-tool vibe, just like their recent offensive line ads. Hydenreich fits perfect in Shaw McFae's scheme, letting them finally deploy a true fullback without losing speed. Think Kyle just shook level, plus special teams upside. Players are buzzing because it boosts the passing game and ground attack right away. Then round seven brings depth, pick 232, Parker Brailsford, center from Alabama.

1:03Under size, but tough as nails, he's instant back up as they wave goodbye to some vets. Later, pick 251, tailing green from Arkansas, as a quarterback convert insane athlete to stretch the field. And pick 252, Dylan Bell, wide receiver from Georgia, a physical brawler who blocks and bullies in the slot. These late round gyms kept a wild weekend, stacking the Rams with grit and skin fits that could pay off big down the line.