Rams Eye Chris Bell for Day Two Draft Steal

0:00On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams are zeroing in on Louisville-wide receiver Chris Bell as a prime day two pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Now just one month away, at 6'2 with impressive speed, Bell stands out as a big-body target who could immediately deepen their receiving options. Under head coach Sean McVeigh and general manager Les Sneed, the Rams boasts one of the league's top drafting track records, consistently unearthing. While many roster spots are set, they're prioritizing versatile depth to fuel a Super Bowl run next season. Fans and analysts see Bell pairing perfectly with stars, Puka Nakua and Devonte Adams stretching defenses vertically and creating more space, underneath. His athleticism shines in contested catches, turning 50-50 balls into shore gains. Bell also brings value in the run game as a willing blocker, aligning seamlessly with McVeigh's scheme that demands multi-role receivers. Scouts highlight his field-stretching ability as a game-changer for an already potent

1:03offense. As draft boards solidify, Bell represents the kind of smart mid-round steal that keeps the Rams ahead of the pack year after year. I'm Cory with the story. That's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered and always on.