Rams leave no stone unturned in ESPN’s 7-round mock

Round 3, Pick No. 93: QB Garrett Nussmeier LSU

With Matthew Stafford year-to-year at this point of his career, the Rams could use a developmental passer. Nussmeier isn't afraid to test tight windows and is the favorite to be this class' QB3.

Round 6, Pick No. 207: DT Landon Robinson Navy

Round 6, Pick No. 232: LB Kendal Daniels, Oklahoma

Round 7, Pick No. 251: EDGE Cian Slone, NC State

Round 7, Pick No. 252: OT Nolan Rucci, Penn State

The first three rounds are compelling because those three stops are the biggest needs for L.A. Lemon gives the Rams a legitimate third receiver, Louis is a dynamic and versatile player who can upgrade the middle of the defense, and Nussmeier is another option to replace Stafford in the future.

The other four picks are all late in Day 3, so they're dart throws at best. Robinson had 14.5 sacks in his three seasons, so he could perhaps take over Ty Hamilton's role as a backup interior defender if the 2025 fifth-rounder doesn't work out. Like Louis, Daniels can play safety and gives more depth to both rooms. Slone is a raw prospect who has traits to build on. Rucci is a gargantuan tackle prospect who has some sleeper potential in seventh round.

Snead and McVay have hit on a lot of recent draft picks, but 2026 is their opportunity to build a truly Super Bowl-caliber roster in what could be Stafford's last season in the NFL.

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