Rams Draft Keagen Trost for Versatile O-Line

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Rams just snag Keegan-Tross to pick 93 in the third round, zeroing in on their shaky offensive line. This guy is a Swiss Army knife up front. He can slide into any of the five spots, from tackle to guard, according to Sean McVey. With four line and wrapping up their deals this year, Tross brings that plug and play flexibility the team desperately needs. Tross is 25, a bit older for a rookie after grinding through seven college years. He transferred up the ladder from Morgan State to Indiana State, then Wake Forest and finally Missouri, building his game step by step, just like Rams, studs by Ren Young, Jared Verse, and Colby Turner. Fans and analysts see the upside in his versatility, especially spots like Wright Tackle with Warren McClendon Jr., or Guard with Kevin Dotson, hang in the balance. If Steve Avela bolts in free agency, next March, Tross could step right up.

1:02It's the exact player profile, L.A. loves targeting. Drafts board slid him down thanks to shorter arms at 32 and 3-8 inches, and standing six foot four, not the ideal tackle frame. But last year at Missouri, he balled out as a first team all SEC pick, and second team all American, giving up just one sack and six pressures total. No football focus crowned him the top run blocker, and overall great tackle in the game. Rams brass his pump to test his fit and lock down that line for the long haul, turning a potential weakness into a strength.