Rams' Mock Draft: Boost Passing Game, Defense

0:00On April 23rd, the NFL draft kicks off over the next three days, and for the Los Angeles Rams, this could be the biggest one yet in the Sean McVey. Aira, they're eyeing moves that balance winning now with Matthew Stafford and building for the future. In this mock draft scenario, they grab a dynamic wide receiver from USC, McCuy Lemon, right at pick 13 in the first round to boost their passing. Game and special teams. According to day two, the Rams add Jake Slaughter, a top center from Florida, at pick 61 in the second round. He's got starter upside to shore up the interior line where depth is scarce. Then in round three, pick 93, they take Deonte Lawson, an athletic linebacker from Alabama, to tackle their past coverage woes and give the defense more flexibility. These picks hit key needs like explosive playmakers and trench warriors, setting up immediate help without mortgaging tomorrow. Later rounds bring value to an offensive guard from Texas A&M at pick 207, a versatile defensive

1:03back from Ohio State at two, 132, and depth linebackers to grow into roles. Rapping up with two seventh round gyms, Joey Aguilar, a gutsy quarterback from Tennessee with real starter potential in a McBase system, and Eric. Gentry from USC for special teams and development. This hall keeps the Rams competitive deep into staffers run, while stacking the roster smart.