Rams Mock Draft: Offense-Heavy, Future-Focused

0:00On March 30, the Los Angeles Rams hold seven picks in the 2026 NFL Draft with three landing in the first 93 selections. That's prime real estate for building depth on a roster that's already stacked heading into the season. ESPN's Matt Miller dropped a seven-round mat draft, zeroing in on offense for the first five choices, signaling a long-term play rather than a win now. Push. Miller starts strong in round one, pick 13, grabbing offensive tackle Spencer Fanzer Fano from Utah to bolster the line. Then in round two, pick 61, its quarterback Drew Aller out of Penn State, a developmental arm that might sit behind the vets. Round three, pick 93, brings wide receiver to John's tripling from Ole Miss, a reliable target with back-to-back seasons over 50 catches, 800 yards and six scores. This mock feels future-focused, especially with Fano likely backing up the solid right tackle play from last year.

1:00Aller's second round slide raises eyebrows. He's raw and might not be ready to chase Matthew Stafford until 2027 or later. Still, it fits a team planning ahead. Stribbling slots imperfectly as a six-foot-two slot guy the Rams crave, while round six running back Eli Hydenreich from Navy adds dual-threat juice. With over 2,500 scrimmagears the past two years, the late seventh round trio tight-end RJ Maryland from SMU, Edge rusher Vincent Anthony Jr. from Duke with seven-and-a-half-sacks last season, and Center Pat Cougan from Indiana gives coach Sean McVeigh vs. Tile Deft he loves. Overall, this hall leans offense heavy to sustain the Rams' edge, blending immediate contributors with high upside projects for the long grind ahead.