Rams Trade Up in NFL Draft, Acquire Extra Picks

On March 23rd, the Los Angeles Rams kicked off the offseason with bold moves, signing free

agent cornerback, Jalen Watson, and trading for teammate.

Trent McDuffy to bolster their defense.

Heading into the NFL draft, they have no fourth or fifth round picks, putting pressure

on head coach Sean McVeigh and general manager LesNeed, too.

Rebuild the roster's core.

With limited mid-round capital, the Rams are eyeing trade backs from their spot to stockpile

more selections on day two and three.

Analysts highlighted three potential partners.

The Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, and Miami Dolphins, all with extra picks and

reasons to.

Move up.

The Vikings, fresh off signing Kyler Murray, hold nine picks, including four in the top

100.

They could jump for a top prospect sliding in the draft, sending the Rams day two and

three choices, plus a future early rounder in return.

Meanwhile, the Eagles packed nine picks with five in the top 100, and might chase a big

playmaker to stay in title contention.

The Dolphins, now sitting at pick 30 after trading wide receiver Jalen Waddle, could get

aggressive under their new general manager for a key, target.

These swaps would arm the Rams with the volume they need to fill gaps across the depth

chart, setting up a stronger foundation as the draft unfolds next month.

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