Rams' Top WR Draft Picks in 2026

0:00On April 1st, the Los Angeles Rams are eyeing wide receivers hard in the 2026 NFL draft, maybe even at their 13th overall pick, or for sure on day 2. An analyst broke down about 40 prospects using a special Rams fit formula. Grading traits the team loves like route running, blocking, and versatility. It's not just the top talents, but who meshes best with their offense. Top tier Elite Fits lead with Mackay Lemon from USC at 9.1, then Carnell Tate, Jeremy Bernard, and Jordan Tyson all around 8.9, 5 to 8.9. Antonio Williams from Clemson and Casey Konsepcione from Texas A&M, score 8.8 and 8.7, praise for smooth routes, speed, and return skills that could fill gaps. Limits a tricky one though, since his last style overlaps with Puka Nakuwa's recent role. Potentially limiting Nakuwa's snaps. Meanwhile, guys like Dejon Stribbling from Ole Miss bring size and blocking grit

1:01in the Great Fits tier at 8.1, and Bryce Lans from. North Dakota State shines on deep balls with elite athleticism. Lower tiers have surprises, like Reggie Virgil from Texas Tech and above average at 7.65, full of compete level like past Rams picks. Below average and no fit guys like Zachariah Branch or Jeff Caldwell might look the part physically, but lack the polish or roster spot priority. Rams scouts will weigh these Fits against their needs, balancing stars like Nakuwa with fresh weapons to keep the passing game popping into 20. 26 and beyond.