Fit Report · NFC West

Los Angeles
Rams.

Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.

2027 Picks: 9
R1 · slot: #1
Top need: CB
Division: NFC West

Front office

Les Snead

GM · since 2017

F them picks 2.0. Aggressively trades up, targets impact players.

Needs by priority

01CB★ top priority
02EDGE
03OT
04LB

Why

Los Angeles needs to reinforce CB and EDGE; those are the two positions currently lacking a clear starter or reliable depth. Beyond that, OT and LB also require competition to avoid falling short in the medium term.

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The decision-maker

Les SneadGM of the Los Angeles Rams · year 10

F them picks 2.0. Aggressively trades up, targets impact players.

How he drafts

Favored positions: EDGEWRIOL
Style: balanced
Reach: moderate
Trade-ups: active

Track record read

Les Snead's Rams, historically known for aggressive veteran talent acquisition and trading away early picks, have shown a recent shift. When holding R1/R2 selections, they prioritize the trenches, particularly the offensive line, as seen with Avila and Bruss. They also aim for backfield production, drafting Corum, but Fishtrap demonstrates pass rush remains a constant, targeting athletes at key positions.

The board · Rounds 1–7

Three names per every pick.

Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.

First round

3 names

CB#5 · T1

Leonard Moore

Notre Dame

Moore fixes that CB1 need, a physical pillar. If his aggressiveness doesn't get him burned, he has instant All-Pro ceiling.

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EDGE#4 · T1

Colin Simmons

Texas

EDGE

Simmons is the explosive pass-rusher the Rams need; his ceiling is brutal if he improves his run defense.

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OT#8 · T1

Carter Smith

Indiana

Smith secures the LT of the future for Stafford. His elite technique promises Year 1 impact, though his ceiling depends on refining pad level.

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Second round

3 names

CB#40 · T2

Jamari Sharpe

Indiana

Elite frame for an outside CB in this scheme, Sharpe is a bet on ceiling. Plenty of raw material, but his character needs smoothing.

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EDGE#26 · T2

Damon Wilson II

Miami

EDGE

His volcanic get-off gives the Rams the EDGE they're looking for, a headhunter with a sky-high ceiling if he develops strength against the run.

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OT#33 · T2

Trevor Lauck

Iowa

Anchors the right side for the future if he maintains his weight; very high floor against power but watch out for speed.

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Third round

3 names

CB#69 · T3

Brice Pollock

Texas Tech

Pollock fills the CB void with his fluid hips; if he holds up against contact, he has the ceiling to be a quality slot.

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EDGE#68 · T4

Kalil Alexander

Texas State

EDGE

Brings that pass-rush explosion the defense needs. If he isn't neutralized by size, he has the pure athletic ceiling to fully pop.

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OT#83 · T3

Anthonie Knapp

Notre Dame

Knapp arrives to fill the urgent need at LT. If he improves his anchor, he offers a high ceiling; if not, he's a reliable rotation piece for the run game.

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