Rams Trade Up for WR Carnell Tate

On March 25th, the Los Angeles Rams head into the 2026 NFL Draft with a stacked roster across the board from quarterback Matthew.

Stafford to atop defense, leaving few obvious needs.

In a recent MagDraft from the Athletics Victor 4, the Rams make a bold move, trading up from the 13th overall pick to 10th by sending.

Their third round selection, number 93, to the Cincinnati Bengals.

This trade nets them Ohio State-wide receiver Carnell Tate, the first receiver off the board in the mock, and a perfect luxury addition for a team.

Without holes, Tate brings size and production, stepping in as a reliable third option behind the stars.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart play for the long term, especially with veteran Devonte Adams potentially nearing the end of his time in Los Angeles.

Tate could grow into that role while boosting the passing game right away for Stafford.

The Rams front office, led by General Manager Les Sneed and coach Sean McVeigh, excels at finding gyms in later rounds, so sacrificing one pick feels.

Low risk, it shows their confidence in landing the best available talent to keep contending.

With the real draft just weeks away, expect more trades and surprises as teams like the Rams hunt for that extra edge on offense.