
Rams Grab Versatile Talents Klare, Trost
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On day two of the 2026 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Rams selected versatile Ohio State tight end Max Klare and Missouri offensive tackle Keagen Trost. Klare, known for his slot play and impressive college stats, is expected to make an immediate impact. Trost, a lineman with experience at multiple positions, boasts a remarkable PFF offense grade and is a strong run and pass blocker.
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0:00On April 25th, on day 2 of the 2026 NFL draft, the Los Angeles Rams grabbed Ohio State tight-end Max Claire and Missouri offensive, Tackle, Kagan Trust. These two stand out for their insane versatility, flipping positions like pros and putting up big college numbers that scream immediate impact. Claire bounced around the offense last season, never topping 50% snaps at one spot. For two years, he saw 59 targets from the slot, catching 41 for 447 yards, that lines up perfect with how the Rams deployed tight-ends wide or inside during multi-TE sets. At Purdue in 2024, Claire led the team with 74 targets, 51 grabs, 684 yards, and 4 scores, for 8th among all FPS tight-ends. His Ohio State drop-off came from a loaded receiver room, but he still posted solid 43 catches for 448 yards and two. TV's. Trust is straight versatility on the line, logging snaps at both tackles and guards over
1:04seven college years across schools. His main gig was right tackle, but he mixed it up everywhere from left guard to left tackle. Last season with the Tigers, Trust topped FPS charts with a 92.0, PFF offense grade, and 91.4 in run blocking. Players came close. He ranked 8th in pass blocking 2, making him a plug-and-play beast for the Rams front.
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