Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/Getty Images It seems very possible that the Rams are a team that could move up in the draft. How much would a trade cost? The Los Angeles Rams are a team in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft in which nobody seems to know what they want to do. This is the first time that they’ve had a first-round pick in the Sean McVay era. Over the past several years, the Rams have been extremely aggressive, especially with their first-round pick. It’s possible that aggressiveness is being used against them in draft conversations, but at the end of the day, they are a team that c ..read more

Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images A list of ‘my guys’ that I am higher on than the consensus in the NFL Draft The NFL Draft is just one week away. For the Los Angeles Rams it will be a big one as they should select in the first round for the first time since 2016. General manager Les Snead will be looking to have a solid draft once again and build off of the success of last season. Analysts, fans, and front offices all have those special few prospects that like like more than the consensus. Those players can range from the highly rated blue chippers or under-the-radar sleep ..read more

Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images The Rams hold the 19th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Recent history has produced some fairly ugly results at that spot. For the first time since the 2016 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Rams will have a first-round pick(!) Whether that will hold true come draft day remains an uncertainty. Until then, Les Snead and Sean McVay have plenty of draft capital to work with this year. LA will have the 19th overall pick in the 2024 draft and recent history at that spot has produced some unfavorable results. Seven players have been taken at that spot since 2017 and there ha ..read more

Photo by Sam Wasson/Getty Images Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 4/19/24 The Los Angeles Rams may be looking into adding running back Audric Estime through the draft. At least according to the tweet and information below. How accurate is this? I do not know. I’ll say that I asked whether or not LA should be interested in Estime or not. My rational is that he is from Notre Dame, so was Kyren Williams, and I wonder if LA might try to find another RB from the same program. Also, and this may have changed, I figured the Rams could get him on day two or day three. I don’t think any RB is expect ..read more

Photo by Amy Lemus/NurPhoto via Getty Images The Rams media team did an amazing job showing off Matthew Stafford to the world and preserving the team’s 2023 improbable late season run. The Rams media team put together an incredible documentary that takes place right around the bleakest part of the team’s season and follows them all the way through the playoffs. All the hard work pays off tonight! Rams Studios also makes history by having the first in-house club produced documentary to air on NFL Network! Thank you to @NFLFilms for handling post-production! Excited for you all to see what t ..read more

Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports Rams can’t make a similar mistake and draft Xavier Worthy because of his speed When it comes to wide receivers in the NFL Draft, Los Angeles Rams manager Les Snead tends to get attracted to speed. The Rams could be in the market for a wide receiver, especially on day one or day two of the draft. After Texas’ Xavier Worthy had a record-breaking 40-time at the NFL Combine, it wouldn’t be a surprise if that caught the attention of Snead and head coach Sean McVay. In 2013, Tavon Austin was one of the most highly-touted wide receivers in the class, but was still seen ..read more

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports As you should expect, nobody’s mock draft was even close to right for the 2019 Rams In 2019, the Los Angeles Rams were coming off of a Super Bowl ls to the New England Patriots and holding the 31st pick in the first round of the draft. The Rams had not made a first round pick since 2016, which is now a shorter period of time than the time between 2019 and 2024; L.A. hasn’t held a first round pick going into a draft in five years and they haven’t used a first round pick in eight years. Mock drafts typically have the Rams staying at pick 19 and selecting a defens ..read more

Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Rams need another good draft class in 2024, but that’s far from a guarantee despite four picks in the top-100 The Los Angeles Rams are one week away from tackling arguably the most important draft of the Les Snead and Sean McVay era. Following a season in which they unexpectedly made the postseason, they’ll be looking to build off of that and make one final run in the two-year window that they have with Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. Last year was the beginning of the re-tooling process and general manager Les Snead knocked it out of t ..read more

Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images What is Les Snead planning on the first night of the NFL Draft? The NFL Draft is just a week away. The first round on Thursday night usually has no shortage of excitement and surprises in store for fans, and the Los Angeles Rams seem to have a wealth of options at their disposal. We’ve seen general manager Les Snead move up and down the draft board to come away with top talent or accumulate capital for future years, and there’s no telling what he’s planning for 2024. What are the Rams’ options on Thursday night when round one gets underway? Stay put at #19 If ..read more

Photo by Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images These five wide receivers would be perfects fits for Rams in the draft On initial look, the Los Angeles Rams seem to be set at wide receiver. However, only Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp are under contract next year. That doesn’t mention Kupp’s injury problems and the fact that he’s on the wrong side of 30. With that said, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the Rams select a wide receiver or two in the upcoming NFL draft. Heading into the draft, it makes sense to target that “x” receiver role that can complement Nacua and be the third wide recei ..read more