Rams Target Special Teams in NFL Draft

On March 25, the Los Angeles Rams have battled major issues with their special teams unit for years, ranking among the league's worst since there.

Coordinator left in 2019.

Now, with a new coach in Bubba Ventrone leading the charge, the team appears ready to shake things up by targeting special teams players in the later.

Rounds of the NFL Draft

that unit hit rot bottom last season, where every single loss tied back to a special team's mistake.

The Rams have patched the problem with undrafted free agents and quick fixes, but those band-aids have not held up.

This shift matters big time, and what they are calling an all-in-year, with quarterback Matthew Stafford at the home.

Fans and analysts see it as a smart move to avoid another disaster that could derail their playoff hopes.

Insiders report the Rams will zero in on day three of the draft for return specialists, blockers, and coverage guys.

They already broke tradition by signing Linebacker Grant Steward, a dedicated special teamer, signaling a fresh commitment.

If they follow through, it could mark the end of their reliance on temporary solutions and build a stable foundation for the unit moving forward.