Rams Draft Versatile Trost for Offensive Line

0:00On May 2nd, the Los Angeles Rams just boosted their offensive line in the third round by drafting Keegan Trost from Missouri. This guy is a versatile beast who handled both guard and tackle spots in college. Head coach Sean McBae is already hyped, saying he pictures Trost sliding into any of the five positions up front. Scouts had him pegged as a tweener with tackle skills, but gar potential in the pros. He's a 7th year senior with 42 starts across four schools, and his tape shows clear jumps and handwork and recovery against tough SEC edges, like Missouri's Zion Young. Experts are digging his broad frame, body control, and grit that keeps him steady in zone or gap schemes. Trost admitted he barely saw the NFL as real until his final year, but he stepped up big, replacing a top draft picker right tackle. Now the Rams love this fit with their starting guards, center, and right tackle, all on the last year of deals heading into next season. Trost's flexibility means he could compete for snaps right away and push toward starter

1:03status. Moves like grabbing Trost keep the Rams' line deep and adaptable, setting them up solid for whatever contract shake out down the road.