One stat to know about each Rams draft pick in 2026

• He’s in the 99.6th percentile for on-field athleticism score

Klare didn't test at the combine or his pro day, but on-field athleticism scores from PFF can give us an idea of just how special he is. According to Underdog's Hayden Winks, Klare tested in the 99.6th percentile for on-field athleticism score.

He's a big, fast tight end who can make plays in the passing game, similar to the way Terrance Ferguson can.

Round 3, No. 93 overall: OT Keagen Trost, Missouri

• Only 2 offensive players in FBS had a higher PFF grade than him

NFL Network noted on the broadcast that only two offensive players in the FBS had a higher overall grade than Trost: Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love and Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin. That's it.

Additionally, Trost allowed just one sack and led all FBS tackles with a 92.0 offensive grade.

Round 6, No. 197 overall: WR CJ Daniels, Miami

• He only had 2 drops on 123 targets the last 2 seasons

Daniels was targeted a total of 123 times at LSU and Miami the last two years. He dropped just two of those passes and caught 92 of them for 1,037 yards. He hardly ever dropped passes in college and was excellent in contested catch situations, battling for the ball against defenders in tight coverage.

Those strong hands will make him a friendly target for Matthew Stafford.

Round 7, No. 232 overall: DT Tim Keenan III, Alabama

• He had the 5th-best run defense grade of any DT in 2024

At 327 pounds, Keenan is a stout run defender. According to Pro Football Focus, Keenan had a 90.1 run defense grade in 2024, which was the fifth-best of any defensive tackle in the FBS. His play fell off in 2025 but he was outstanding two years ago, making 18 stops and missing just two tackles.

The Rams needed some size on their defensive line behind Poona Ford and Keenan should help against the run.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: 2026 NFL Draft: One stat to know about each LA Rams pick