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Rams Draft Keagen Trost: Plug-and-Play O-Line Boost

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The Los Angeles Rams drafted Keagen Trost, a versatile offensive lineman from the University of Missouri, in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Trost, a first-team All-SEC and All-American, is expected to be a plug-and-play addition to the Rams offensive line, which is facing injury concerns and short-term contracts. The Rams general manager and head coach expressed excitement about Trosts addition, and his journey from Morgan State to Missouri showcases his determination and talent. Trosts arrival bolsters the Rams offensive line, setting them up for success in the trenches.

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Rams Draft Keagen Trost: Plug-and-Play O-Line Boost

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams Draft Keagen Trost: Plug-and-Play O-Line Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26, the Los Angeles Rams just snagged offensive lineman Keegan Trust from the University of Missouri with their third round pick in the RAWs. 20-26 NFL Draft This 25-year-old standout earned first-team All-South Eastern Conference and first-team All-American honors, bringing serious talent to the trenches. The Rams see trust as a plug-and-play guy who can handle any spot on the offensive line, which is huge given their injury woes, and the fact that four of five starters are on short-term deals heading into next season. Rams' general manager, Les Sneed, and head coach Sean McVey, could not hide their excitement during Trust's draft call, and it was an emotional moment for him and his family after grinding through college ball. Trust's path took seven years, starting in Morgan State back in 2019, then bouncing to Indiana State and wake for us before exploding at. Missouri With trust in the mix, the Rams' offensive line gets a versatile boost right away, setting them up strong for whatever comes next in the trenches.

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