Rams' Draft Pick: Tackle Lomu or WR?

It's March 18th for the NFL.

Let's get into it.

Most mock drafts see the Los Angeles Rams grabbing a wide receiver with their 13th overall

pick.

But Yahoo Sports writer Charles McDonald went a different route this week.

He has them selecting Caleb Lomu, an offensive tackle from Utah.

The reasoning ties back to longtime right tackle, Rob Havenstein retiring after this season.

That leaves a big gap on the right side of the line.

McDonald likes Lomu as a direct replacement since he already started at right tackle for

the youths.

His explosiveness, athleticism, and tough style could make him a solid long-term option.

Meanwhile, not everyone is sold on current tackle war in McClendon holding down the spot

forever.

NFL.com Scout lands Zeerlin, calls Lomu a project player still developing.

He compares him to Pittsburgh's Dan Moore Jr., praising his past protection but noting

room to grow in run blocking with better strength and coaching.

Reactions have been mixed since wide receivers like Jordan Tyson or McCuy Lemon often get

linked to the Rams at 13.

Still, no one doubts the value of bolstering the offensive line for a team chasing another

title run.

As the draft nears, this pick sparks debate on whether a high upside tackle trumps adding

a pass catcher right away.

Would you give the Rams an A for grabbing Lomu?

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