Rams' Draft Picks: Realistic Targets

0:00On April 20th, the Los Angeles Rams hold the 13th pick in this week's NFL Draft, and while dream-wide receivers like Arvel Reese or Carnell. Tate would be fire. They're probably gone by then. Instead, smart money's on eight realistic targets who fit their needs and could actually slide to them. Guys like Whiteouts, tackles, and linemen who bring immediate value without needing a trade-up. Take USC's McCuy Limon, a playmaker after the catch with that Pukka Nakua vibe in yards after contact, or Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, who stock. Jumped after workouts. He's a deep threat who could replace Devonte Adams on the outside. Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. rounds out the receiver options, called the most Rams, like by Draft Guru, Daniel Jeremiah, for his scheme fit. Up front, the Rams need tackle help with warm, acclaimed in juniors deal expiring, so Utah Spencer Fano stands out as a versatile starter on either. Side, or Georgia's six-foot-seven-man row-freeling, who they spend real-time scouting, he's got high upside and could compete day one.

1:06Don't sleep on Oregon, tight-end Kenyans to deep to load up weapons for Matthew Stafford, alongside Nakua and Adams, Penn State's top interior guy. Oliva Vega, EOane, for long-term line stability past 2026, or Tennessee Corner, Jermad McCoy, an athletic outside defender of his knee. Check out. These picks address keyholes without reaching, keeping the Rams competitive now and later. Draft Knights about to drop some real possibilities. There.