Rams' Draft Dilemma: Flash or Fit?

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to California News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Cory with the story. The Los Angeles Rams head into the 2026 NFL Draft in a sweet spot with a stacked roster and no screaming holes to fill. They're picking at number 13, free to grab talent that boosts now or builds tomorrow, without sweating every move like most teams do. Back in 2021 though, they slipped up drafting wide receiver 2-2 at well instead of a top center like Creed Humphrey, leaving gaps that lingered even after their Super Bowl run. That shows even contenders can miss if they chase Flash over fit. Fans are split on grabbing Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson that high, but if the Rams see franchise potential, why not? Others push saving picks for the loaded 2027 QB class with guys like Arch Manning or Dante Moore, especially if L.A. stays elite and picks late. Trading up for a stud like Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love in the top five could cost a future

1:02first-rounder, but in a competitive league, that 20. 27-top pick might not snag a stud QB anyway with teams like the Jets or Browns jumping in. Bottom line, the Rams can't sleep on depth offensive line, Titans or special teams help learning from past luxury busts to keep the machine. Homing with our regrets.