Rams' Draft Strategy: Hunting Bargains in NFL Draft

0:00It's March 21st, here's your NFL news in 2 minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Los Angeles Rams head into next month's NFL Draft, with 7 picks, including the 13th overall in the first round, 61st in the Bay, 2nd and 93rd in the 3rd. They also hold the 2nd and 7th in the 6th round, plus 3 late 7th rounders at 232nd, 250 first, and 250 second overall. What's notable is their thin spots in the middle rounds after some recent trades. Teams like the Rams might consider trading down from those 2nd and 3rd round spots to grab more selections in the 4th or 5th rounds. This year's class lacks top-end stars, but lives deeper with value picks later on, especially for developmental offensive talent. Fans and analysts are buzzing about late-round sleepers who could fit the Rams' needs for athletic quarterbacks like Cole Payton out of North Dakota. Late to versatile running backs such as Penn State's Nick Singleton.

1:00These guys bring speed, special teams upside, and raw traits that could pay off big. On offense, wide-outs like Bryce Lance and Caden Wettgen stand out for their size, speed, and return skills while tight-end Jaren-Cannick offers, intriguing athleticism despite his unique path from quarterback to linebacker. Even at offensive line, Iowa's center Logan Jones could secure the future at the pivot position. With these options on the board, the Rams seem primed to hunt bargains that turn into starters, building depth without overreaching early.