Rams Draft Versatile Lineman Keagen Trost

0:00On April 30th, the Rams just snag Missouri offensive lineman Keegan Trost with the 93rd pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Less need in his crew, call the players top strength, their superpower, and for Trost, it's straight up versatility on the line. This dude switched spots like a pro over seven college years, handling tackle and guard duties on both sides. Diving into his snaps from Pro Football Focus, Trost logged over 2000 at Wright Tackle, 650 at left tackle, 75 at Wright. Guard and a handful at left guard. He built that resume season by season, peaking with massive volume at right tackle in his final year. Scouts and fans are buzzing because his game translates anywhere tackle or guard. Analysts like Lance Zeerlein from NFL.com say his toughness and scheme fit make him a starter candidate, while Dame Brugler from the athletic digs. His technique in hands, calling him super useful with that flex.

1:00Last season in 2025, Trost dominated with the top run blocking grade of 91.4 among college tackles 3rd best pass, block at 85.4 in his draft class, and the highest overall offense grade at 92.0 for any lineman. That kind of tape screams immediate depth. With swing tackle and guard potential, Trost slots right into the Rams plans for a flexible front, keeping their line nasty and adaptable as they push forward.