Rams' Draft Night: High Stakes, Big Choices

0:00On March 2nd, the Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for a big night on day 1 of the 2026 NFL draft, with picks at the 13th and 29th spots in the first round. After years of passing on top rookie talent to grab proven veterans, General Manager Less Need now has two shots early in the evening. This setup gives the Rams a real edge, since only 12 players will go before their first selection. That means a bunch of high upside prospects could slide right into range, turning what looks like a solid draft position into something even better. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this plays out for the team's needs, especially at cornerback offensive tackle and wide receiver. The Rams' backfield is set, so if early running back hype pushes other towns down, it opens doors for upgrades across the board. Half experts like Todd McShay are calling for Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, to go in the top five, which would shake up the board. Names like Tennessee Cornerback, Germain McCoy, Utah Tackle Spencer Fano, Arizona,

1:04Whiteout Jordan Tyson, LSU's Mansour Delane, or USC's McCoy Limon-Mite. Still be waiting when Sneat calls. With so many variables at play, the Rams face a draft knife full of strong choices, no matter how the top doesn't shake out.