Rams' Mock Draft: Building for Tomorrow

On April 6th, the Los Angeles Rams are set to steal the spotlight in the 2026 NFL Draft thanks to their stacked roster in that prime.

Number 13 overall pick, they snagged in a 2025 trade with the Atlanta Falcons.

General manager Les Sneed and coach Sean McVeigh hold all the cards here, with the option to trade up or down as they see fit.

Earlier this week, the athletics Nick Boundgarner dropped the sharp three round mock draft, zeroing in on the Rams, predicting moves that lock in.

Long term death, rather than quick fixes. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Rams do not need starters right now.

Their lines and secondary are solid, but these picks build for tomorrow.

Like planning ahead for contract explorations and fresh talent, Boundgarner has them grabbing offensive tackle,

Monroe Freeling from Georgia at number 13, cornerback Chris Johnson from San Diego State at number 61, and why receiver Elijah Sarat from Indiana at number 93.

A big-bodied receiver with monster stats, including 15, touchdowns last year.

This mock class keeps the Rams offense humming post-Devanta Adams era, while beefing up the trenches and backfield, positioning LA perfectly as.

Contenders stay hungry for more.