Rams' Draft Picks: Game-Changers at Receiver or Line?

0:00On April 7th, the Los Angeles Rams are locked in for the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, kicking off April 23rd with Round 1. Then rounds 2 and 3 on the 24th and wrapping up the 25th. They hold Pick 13 in Round 1, 61 in Round 2, 93 in Round 3, plus a 6th rounder at 27 and 3. 7th round picks at 232, 251 and 252. No 4th or 5th round selections, but trades are McVeigh's playbook. Earlier this week, Mott Drafts lit up their biggest knees at Y receiver after Pukinakua's off-season drama, even with Devonte Adams in the mix. Their eyeing Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, or USC's McCoy Limon early, guys who win with smarts and routes savvy over raw speed. Offensive tackle could tempt them, too. If Miami's Frances Mauigua slides, a durable starter with high football IQ. Fans and analysts are buzzing about depth at cornerback, despite adding Trent McDuffy and Jalen Watson.

1:02Coach McBae wants numbers after that playoff collapse, so Tennessee's Jermod McCoy, with his press coverage pop and pro-day shine, might fit at. 13. It's all about building that secondary wall. Recent history shows hits like Jared Verse, a two-time pro-bola from 2024 and Titan Terrence Ferguson looking primed for a year. 2. Earlier picks like Steve Avela and 2-2 Atwell didn't move the needle much, often without a first round shot those years. With Pick 13 looming, the Rams could grab a game-changer at receiver or line, flipping their roster for another Super Bowl push-eyes on, Pittsburgh next week.