Rams' QB Succession: Day Three Draft Prospects

0:00On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams had a stellar season with Matthew Stafford earning league MVP honors, fueling hopes for a Super Bowl run next year. But at the tail end of his career, the team knows his time to plan for a successor at quarterback. They have only drafted two quarterbacks since 2016, including Stetson Bennett as the current backup. This offseason could bring changes in the 2026 NFL draft, targeting a developmental third string option for long-term stability. Fans and analysts see potential in day three prospects like Cole Payton from North Dakota State, who impressed at the senior bowl and combined with his. Strong left arm and mobility, drawing comparisons to other bison stars in the pros. Drew Aller from Penn State has slid in projections after injuries and mechanical issues, but his raw talent could thrive under coach Sean McVeigh. Meanwhile, Clemson's Cade Clubnik offers athleticism and the ability to attack all field levels despite an uneven college career. As the draft approaches, these mid to late round picks could provide the

1:02Rams with a smart, low-risk bridge to the post- Stafford era, keeping the roster competitive for years ahead. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.