Rams Offseason Summary

Following the first wave of 2026 free agency, the Los Angeles Rams' primary draft needs are Wide Receiver, Offensive Tackle, and Inside Linebacker. After a "scorching hot" start to the offseason that saw them trade for All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie and sign Jaylen Watson, the Rams have essentially "crossed off" their urgent need for secondary help.

Franchise Needs

Free Agent Losses

CB Cobie Durant, CB Roger McCreary, QB Jimmy Garoppolo (UFA)

Free Agent Gains

CB Trent McDuffie (Trade), CB Jaylen Watson, LB Grant Stuard, LS Joe Cardona

Draft Capital Overview

Pick 13 (Round 1) via ATL
Pick 61 (Round 2)
Pick 93 (Round 3)
Pick 207 (Round 6) via HOU
Pick 232 (Round 7) via BAL
Pick 251 (Round 7)
Pick 252 (Round 7)

LAR Mock Draft Picks

Season 2026 • Version 3 • Rounds 1–3

Jordyn Tyson | WR

Tyson fits the Rams because Sean McVay’s offense still works best when separation arrives on time and spacing stays clean. Los Angeles has spent this offseason pushing to stay in the contender tier, and another polished route-winner would support that without forcing a philosophical shift. He projects as the kind of complementary target who can keep the rhythm of the passing game intact.

Garrett Nussmeier | QB

Quarterback pipeline planning remains a forward-looking necessity for Los Angeles. Nussmeier’s arm talent and developmental upside introduce a strategic investment aligned with long-term offensive continuity. He profiles as a traits-supported quarterback prospect suited for structured development.

Will Lee III | CB

Length and coverage development remain useful defensive investments for Los Angeles. Lee’s frame provides traits worth cultivating within the secondary rotation. He profiles as a developmental perimeter defender.