Rams Hunt Day Three Gems for 2026 Draft

0:00On April 22nd, the Los Angeles Rams hold the 13th overall pick in the upcoming draft, but General Manager Les Sneed has built a powerhouse by Hunting Gems on Day 3. 11 out of 14 rookies from their 2023 class came late, proving you do not need top picks to dominate. Now, with cash tight, they are eyeing cheap defensive and offensive talent for 2026 to keep the momentum. Here this week, talks heated up about shifting spending from offense to defense, while stalking the quarterback room affordably. Sneed is sticking to his formula, targeting players with heart and production who slipped to the later rounds. Fans are hyped because it works. Running back Kyron Williams and wide receiver Pukka Nakua, both Day 3 steals, became elite playmakers on rookie deals. That budget magic keeps the Rams contending year after year without breaking the bank. Check these Day 3 prospects, Cincinnati tight end Joe Royer, 6'5 and 247 pounds, blends

1:03blocking and receiving two, Challenge Aging, Tyler Higby, Houston's Tanner Kozio, another big tight end at 6'6, HACZ, Bullies defenders with his catch radius, Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst adds speed, and Navy's Eli Hydenreich, a 6'0 vs. back, runs, blocks, and catches with Top Ball. Security. Sneed knows it is about the player, not the pick talent rises, and he will snag the next wave to keep those horns locked and loaded.