Rams Stack Draft for Super Bowl Push

0:00On April 7th, the Los Angeles Rams came so close to the Super Bowl last year, and now they're stacking the deck to go all the way next season. They traded their 29th pick to snag all pro cornerback Trent McDuffy from Kansas City, then dropped big cash on Jalen Watson in free agency. To solidify that secondary, their biggest weak spot. Even after the trade, they hold the 13th overall pick, plus two more in the top 100. That top 15 spot less than grab elite talent without many holes left to fill. In this mock draft, they start strong at pick 13 with offensive tackle Spencer Fano out of Utah. With Rob Havenstein gone, Fano steps in as a pass blocking machine, whose versatile enough to play anywhere on the line. Fans and analysts love how this addresses real needs, like pairing Fano with Pukinakua's crew. Round two at pick 61 brings why receiver Ted Hurst, a six foot four-speed demon who lit up the combine, then in round three. Pick 93, cornerback Devon Moore adds injury-proof depth with his size and SEC smarts.

1:05Deeper into the draft, they scoop interior lineman Pat Cougan in round six for reliable backup protection. Round seven delivers linebacker aired Gentry's tackle machine stats, Speedster, Barion Brown for killer kick returns, and quarterback Haynes King as a... Gritty Matthew Stafford successor with sneaky rushing upside. These move scream, Super Bowl contention, layering youth in depth on a contender. Rams are built to finish the job.