Rams Draft Max Klare, Boosting Offense

0:00On April 25, the Los Angeles Rams just made a move to boost their offense by drafting Titan Max Clare from Ohio State, with the 61st overall pick in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. General manager Les Sneed targeted this after Terence Ferguson's rookie year flop, where he caught only 44% of his passes, dropping two, a brutal 16% in the playoffs. Rams fans know the team loves stocking up on Titans. They missed out on Dalton Kincaid in 2023, and Brock Bowers in 20. 24, then grabbed Ferguson last year. Now Clare joins a packed room with Tyler Higby, Colby Parkinson, Davis Allen and Mark Redman. This pick sparks real competition, especially with Higby still recovering from his ACL tier, and Parkinson hitting free agency soon. It signals the Rams push for more 13 personnel sets, mixing Titans to open up the run game and short passes. Clare ranks as the number 2 rookie Titan prospect on most boards, a steal at that spot, since

1:01he's rated higher than some earlier picks. He's got skills as a blocker and receiver, exactly what they need to fix those drop issues. With this death, expect fiercer battles in training camp, and a tougher offense come fall. Sneeds betting on talent to turn things around.