Rams Target Late-Round Gems in Draft

0:00On April 7th, the Los Angeles Rams are stacking their draft board with late-round gems again, grabbing 4 of 7 picks from round 6 and 7. 44% of their current 64 contracted players hail from those rounds or undrafted free agency, including 12 starters and key. Contributors, this ain't random, they build winners from the back end. Shifting focus to offense after defensive sleepers last week, top targets include Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King, a 6-thier vet with over. 9,000 passing yards, 65 touchdowns, and dual threat rushing chops. Toledo running back ship training brings power and 5.3 yards per carry from elite programs. Florida wide out, J. Michael Sturvedon flashes track speed at 6 foot 3 while Ole Miss Titan Dayquan Wright offers receiver skills across. Formations, these guys carry pedigrees, four star recruits, transfers thriving under pressure and shrine bowl standouts, but inconsistency and injuries held them back.

1:03Fans see the upside in their athleticism, like Trainham's contact balance or Sturvedon's separation bursts, fitting the Ram's zone runs scheme and depth needs. Scouts graze most into round 6, King as a gamer backup, Trainham Pro-ready power back, new Iwoo versatile interior pass protector from Oklahoma, and Ole Miss tackled Diego pounds with long arm anchor skills. Wright adds playmaking at Titan, though blocking these polish. They target quarterback 2, wide out 2, and swing tackle spots. Ram's fans keep eyes on picks 207 through 252. These traitsy prospects could bulk special teams, add future starters, and keep that. Late round magic rolling into another playoff push.