Rams Draft Mid-Round Disruptors for Defensive Line

0:00On April 20th, the Los Angeles Rams' defensive interior looks stacked heading into the draft, with almost a whole group coming back and tacked through. 2027 Coby Turner is the only one not locked in long-term, but guys like Braden Fisk and Tyler Davis are ready to roll as starters and key backups. Over the years, Rams' GM less-sneed and coach Sean McVeigh nailed drafting these big bodies, picking 10 interior linemen in nine drafts. Some like Fisk in Round 2 and Turner in Round 3 became studs while others like Bobby Brown and Greg Gaines squeezed out value before moving. On, fans and scouts see no superstar talents this class, but mid-round gyms could rise fast. Round 1 has Clemson's Peter Woods at 6'3", 298 pounds, with tools needing polish, or Florida's Caleb Banks, a 6'6". Projector, despite foot issues. Grayson Halton from Oklahoma and Texas Tech's Tyler on the Edom fit the Rams' mole perfectly,

1:03slightly undersized, but quick, effort-driven gap shooters with. Strong hands. Round 6 options like South Carolina's Nick Barrett or Navy's Landon Robinson, bring stout anchors that could learn from vets like Poon Afford. If I'm the Rams, I snag those mid-round disruptors to keep the rotation deep without burning early picks, letting the current crew feast while. Building for the long haul.