Rams Trade Draft Pick, Eyeing Lemon or Simpson

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Los Angeles Rams sit with half as many first round picks for the 2026 NFL draft after trading their own selection to the Kansas City. Cheese for cornerback Trent McDuffie, that leaves them thin on high-end talent acquisition unless they make another move. On a recent show, host K Adams floated ideas like grabbing USC wide receiver McCuy Limon or Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson to boost their offense. Long-term Rams general manager Les Sneed weighed in on Limon, calling him a solid football player but dodging any strong endorsement. He made it clear he wouldn't tip his hand to other teams picking nearby, keeping his cards close as always. Fans in LA already know Limon well from his standout plays at the Coliseum for the Trojans. At 5 foot 11 and 192 pounds, he's got the local buzz and skills that could fit right in. Even if the Rams feel stocked at,

1:00receiver for now, looking ahead with some key wideouts pushing 33 years old, adding Limon could pair perfectly with Pukka Nakua for a dynamic duo that carries. The passing game for years, meanwhile Nakua's dealing with all-field issues and time and rehab, adding uncertainty to the depth chart. As the draft nears, expect the Rams to either flip back into the mix or build around what they've got, keeping everyone guessing on that future. Firepower.