Rams' OTAs: Battles, Drama, and Draft Dilemmas

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The Los Angeles Rams are ramping up for the NFL draft and their off-season training activities,

facing fierce battles in the wide receiver and corner-back rooms.

With the draft just around the corner, they're eyeing fresh talent while veterans fight

to hold spots on the roster.

Players like Stetson Bennett and Jarkez Hunter have to ball out at OTAs to lock in their

futures, setting the tone for training camp.

These sessions are make or break, but strong showings could launch them into key roles

by fall.

Meanwhile, a potential wide receiver target for the Rams' 13th overall pick has scouts

worried.

His college injury history and skipped workouts at the Combine and Pro Day might push into

the back half of the first round.

The biggest wrinkle is Pukinakua's off-season drama, with allegations of an anti-semitic remark

and biting a woman's shoulder.

His team denies it all, he's in rehab now, and his status for OTAs remains up in the

air, forcing tough calls at the draft.

Rams already beefed up their secondary with trades and signings, but Nakuwa's uncertainty

has them rethinking receiver needs as football season creeps, closer every day.