Rams GM Snead Meets Linebackers, Shaking Up Draft Strategy

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Los Angeles Rams General Manager Les Sneed is shaking things up, meeting with three

top 100 linebacker prospects ahead of the 20, 26 NFL draft.

They include Missouri's Jeremiah Trotter, Pittsburgh's Kyle Lewis, and Cincinnati's Jake

Golday.

This marks a fresh approach for the Rams at the position.

For years since Sneed teamed up with coach Sean McVeigh back in 2017, linebackers have

been low on the priority list, almost an afterthought, in their roster building.

Fans are buzzing because this signals real intent to upgrade the linebacker room, especially

with guys like Nate Lamin holding down one spot and Omar Spites at the Will Role.

These prospects bring run-stopping grit and coverage skills that could fit the Rams's

safety heavy schemes.

Digging deeper, other round two talents like Georgia's CJ Allen, Texas's Anthony Hill,

Texas Tex, Jacob Rodriguez, and Missouri's Josiah Trotter.

Stand out too.

Hill tops many boards with his all-around speed, blitzing, and zone coverage while Rodriguez

flashes ball-hawking instincts from his safety days.

All these players could slide right into early down packages, bulking up the front seven

and adding edge versatility without major growing pains.