Rams Draft Haul: Building Championship Foundation

On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams kicked off their simulated 2026 NFL draft by trading

out of the 13th overall pick.

They sent it to the New England Patriots in exchange for the 31st, 95th, and 191st picks

this year, plus a 20.

27 First Rounder General manager Lesni turned that into a hall aimed at building a championship

foundation beyond next season.

At 31st overall, they grabbed Washington-wide receiver Denzel Boston to boost the passing

game.

In Round 2, at 61st, Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. fell right into their lap, adding

a versatile runstopper with coverage skills and special teams upside, perfect as a successor

to their current vets.

Sneed kept wheeling and dealing, trading their 93rd pick to the Detroit Lions for extra

mid-round selections.

That netted Iowa State defensive tackle Dominique Orange at 95th, a raw but explosive talent

to groom behind the existing line for long-term.

Depth

Day 3 brought the volume, with Arkansas cornerback Julian Neal and South Carolina defensive

back Jalan Kilgore, adding versatile size in the secondary.

Missouri offensive tackle Keegan Trost in Arkansas quarterback Taylin Green joined late, along

with Iowa cornerback T.J. Hall, Maryland defensive back.

Jalen Husky and Alabama tight-in Josh Quaybus, prioritizing athletic traits, special teams

help, and future starters.

This draft class stacks the rands with high upside youth across defense, the trenches,

and even quarterback insurance, positioning them strong for, 2027 and years to come.