Rams' Draft Dilemma: Homegrown Star or Stable QB?

0:00On April 3rd, Los Angeles Rams' general manager, LesNeed, stayed tight-lipped about their plans for the 13th pick in the 2026 NFL. Traft. Rumors are swirling, though, that they might grab a local hero, USC-Y receiver, McCoy Limon, who's lighting up the prospect talk. Limon just wrapped a monster junior year, snagging the Beletnikoff Award as the nation's top receiver, and earning unanimous first-team All-American. Honors. ESPN even crowned him the number-one wide-out in the whole draft class on Sunday. During an interview on the Up and Adam show at the NFL Annual Meeting this week, host K Adams floated Limon as a perfect fit for the Rams at 13. Sney didn't commit, but admitted the kids a solid football talent. Adams also pitched Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, an all-SEC second-team star, who was a finalist for big awards, like the Manning and Davie O'Brien. He boasts the lowest interception rate in Crimson Tide history, and ranks as the second-best QB prospect behind the Highsman winner.

1:01With Matthew Staffer not getting any younger, the Rams are eyeing quarterback succession, and these draft whispers have fans buzzing about building, around homegrown speed, or a steady arm. Keep an eye on how the shapes up come draft nine.