Rams' Late Draft Picks: Edge Rushers or Wideouts?

0:00On April 28th, right now, the Los Angeles Rams hold just their own first round pick for the 2027 draft and mock drafts from top. Outlets got them slotted late, around picks 30-32. That lines up if they keep balling out and snag another Lombardi, especially after grabbing Ty Simpson at number 13 this year, killing any big. Quarterback talk for next time. People would see them eyeing edge rushers or wide receivers to fill gaps. USA Today has them taking Prince Will, a man-mile in, a sack machine from LSU, who could team up with Jared Verse once Byron Young, his free agency. Most mocks, though, scream wide out knees with free agents like Devante Adams and Puka Nakoo Alluming. The athletic, CVS sports, pro football focus, Fox Sports, Sports Illustrated and Bleacher Report. All project receivers like Ryan Coleman Williams. From Alabama, Charlie Becker, from Indiana, Mario Craver, from Texas A&M, Bryant, West

1:00Go Junior, from Clemson, or Nick Marsh from Indiana. These guys bring speed, size, and big-play juice. Coleman Williams pops up four times after his freshman flash, despite a sophomore dip. A couple outliers like SB Nation's Lenora Sellers, at Quarterback, or Athlon's Coiperic at defensive back show. Positive versatility, too. Bottom line, if the Rams crush it and pick late, they're stacking weapons for the post-atoms era, or bulking the D-line on a tight budget smart moves, to stay elite.