The Los Angeles Rams have a total of eight draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, with two in the late third round and four in the sixth round. General manager Les Snead will need to be strategic in targeting positions that lack depth, with cornerback, linebacker, and receiver being key areas of focus after their No. 26 pick.
ESPN's Ben Solak suggests that the Rams should consider drafting a right tackle and a quarterback late in the draft. The team may benefit from securing a future right tackle and a young quarterback to complement veteran Matthew Stafford, given his age and the lack of promising prospects on the current roster behind him.
While the Rams have addressed some positions like left tackle and have promising young players in the interior line, concerns remain at right tackle with Rob Havenstein aging and without a clear succession plan. The quarterback position is also under scrutiny, with potential interest in late-round prospects as a long-term strategy. By targeting these positions in the late rounds, the Rams aim to build a solid foundation for the future.