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Rams Draft Keagan Trost: Versatile OT with Proven Grit

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Keagan Trost, a versatile offensive tackle, was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the third round. After starting at Indiana State and Wake Forest, Trost shone at Missouri, earning first-team All-SEC and All-American honors. Known for his proven grit, Trost is expected to play multiple spots on the Rams line, impressing head coach Sean McVay with his story and skills.

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Rams Draft Keagan Trost: Versatile OT with Proven Grit

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams Draft Keagan Trost: Versatile OT with Proven Grit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29, Los Angeles Rams scooped up offensive tackle Keegan Trost in the third round of the NFL Draft last Friday. This 6'4, 311-pound lineman wrapped up his college ball emissary after a winding path that started at Indiana State. At Indiana State, Trost started games over three seasons, anchoring a line that averaged 264 total yards and 120. Rushing yards per game. He transferred to Wake Forest for the 2024 season, playing all 12 games, then landed at Missouri where he really broke out. There, he started all 13 games, earned first team all southeastern conference honors, and got named first team all-American by Pro Football. Focus. They even graded him the top offensive tackle in the country. Plus, he hit the East West Shrine Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine. Rams head coach Sean McBae jumped on the phone draft night, hyping Trost's game, his story for multiple schools, and his versatility across the line.

McBae said the whole building loves him and they are fired up to get to work. Trost looks set to lock down the Rams front and play multiple spots right away, bringing that proven grid to the pros.

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