Rams Draft Monroe Freeling, Skyler Bell, Keyshaun Elliott

On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams are back in the first round of the NFL Draft at the

13th overall pick after trading away last year's selection.

In a recent PFF mock draft simulator, they address a key need by selecting offensive tackle

Monroe Freeling from Georgia to protect quarterback.

Matthew Stafford Coming off a strong 2025 season where Stafford

earned MVP honors, the Rams won a build on their success with better lineplay.

Earlier this week, the mock continued into the second round with the Rams grabbing wide

receiver Skyler Bell from Yukon at the 61st pick.

Bell had a break out year with over 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns.

Then in the third round at 93 overall, they added linebacker Keeshawn Elliott from Arizona

State to boost the defense against tough NFC West, rivals.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart way to fill gaps, especially with Alleric Jackson

nearing free agency and the need for depth at receiver beyond.

Stars like Devante Adams and Pukka Nakua.

The picks aim to keep the offense humming while adding grit on defense, helping the Rams

stay competitive during Stafford's final years.

Later rounds bring more receiver help, including Tyra Montgomery from Division 3 John Carroll

University at 2-7 in Noat Thomas.

Freelings former Georgia teammate at 232.

These moves double down on playmakers who could develop into steals, much like Nakua

did.

To wrap up their class, the Rams take offensive tackle Keegan Tross from Missouri and

quarterback Jalant Daniels from Kansas in the final picks at 2, 151 and 252.

It's a fourth thinking haul that protects the present and plans for the post- Stafford

era as the real draft approaches in April.