Rams Draft Max Klare for Tight End Depth

0:00On April 25th, the Los Angeles Rams just loaded up their tight-in room even more by drafting Ohio State standout Max Clare on day two of the draft. General manager Les Sneed is unsatisfied with the five guys already battling for snaps, like Tyler Higby, Kobe Parkinson, Terence Ferguson, Davis, Allen, and Mark Redman. This move screams depth for an offense that's all about multiple tight-ends on the field. Rams have been chasing elite tight-ends for years now. Back in 2023, they tried trading up for Dalton Concade, but grabbed Davis Allen instead. Last year, they eyed Brock Bowers the same way. And this offseason, they took Terence Ferguson at the 45th pick overall. Sneed's pattern is clear, stacking talent no matter what. Fans might scratch their heads at first, seeing such a stacked group already. But with the offense leaning heavy into three tight-in sets, this adds another real weapon. It fits their long game, building for 2027 and beyond, just like they did with other positions.

1:03Clare isn't some backup project either. Scouts call him a plus starter who runs the full route tree, ready to contribute right away. Even with a new offensive coordinator, this pick locks in that 13 personnel attack staying put. Rams are maxing out a tight-in, positioning themselves to dominate those heavy formations down the line.