The Los Angeles Rams hold multiple picks in the 2025 NFL Draft across different rounds, including a first-round selection, two third-round picks, a fourth-rounder, and four sixth-rounders. The team aims to enhance its depth to strengthen its bid for a Super Bowl return, although lacking significant needs.
In a recent mock draft by The Sporting News' Vinnie Iyer, the Rams prioritize a tight end with Loveland as a potential first-round choice to eventually succeed Tyler Higbee. The following rounds see defensive front-seven selections of Gillotte, Carter, and Robinson to bolster the defensive lineup, providing added rotational and depth options.
The later picks in the sixth round are viewed as speculative selections, with Hunter offering running back depth, Brosmer transitioning from FCS to potentially bolster the quarterback ranks, and Majors and Pierce serving as additional offensive line support. While lacking standout picks beyond Loveland, the Rams' draft strategy leans towards reinforcing existing strengths and fostering competition within the team.