2026 Los Angeles Rams Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 7 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: June 08, 2026Overview
Los Angeles Rams enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 7 selections. Biggest needs: Wide Receiver, Quarterback, Offensive Tackle.
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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #13 - Los Angeles Rams: Spencer Fano, Offensive Tackle, Utah
Rank: #11 overall | Grade: A- Trade: Los Angeles Rams acquired this pick from the Atlanta Falcons. Why This Pick:The Rams stay patient and get the class's top-ranked offensive tackle at a two-spot discount. The window with Matthew Stafford is closing year by year, so taking a plug-and-play left tackle to replace aging pieces on the line is exactly the kind of move a contender should be making at 13.
The Fit:Fano is a 6'6", 308-pound athletic mover who profiles in the Charles Cross mold -- loose, fluid, with independent hands and elite recovery skills from compromising positions. His lean build gets stalemated on power, and he will get pried open on angle-drive blocks, but for a pass-heavy offense that needs a tackle who can mirror speed rushers, Fano fits the scheme profile perfectly. Twenty-six career starts at Utah speak to his readiness to step in right away.
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Pick #61 - Los Angeles Rams: Chris Bell, Wide Receiver, Louisville
Rank: #59 overall | Grade: B- Why This Pick:Critical need filled. Los Angeles Rams desperately needed Wide Receiver help (need #1), and Chris Bell was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.
The Fit:Chris Bell brings immediate impact to Los Angeles Rams. Chris Bell is a physical, powerful wide receiver who combines rare size with explosive athleticism to create matchup nightmares for opposing defenses. At 6'2", 227 pounds with a verified 4.4 forty-yard dash and arms around 32 inches, Bell is describe... His best trait—rare combination of size (6'2", 227 lbs) and speed (4.4 forty)—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Comparable grades to Alec Pierce (7.8) and Jordan Addison (7.9)-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #93 - Los Angeles Rams: Drew Allar, Quarterback, Penn State
Rank: #115 overall | Grade: C Why This Pick:Critical need filled. Los Angeles Rams desperately needed Quarterback help (need #2), and Drew Allar was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.
The Fit:Drew Allar brings immediate impact to Los Angeles Rams. The prototype-built signal caller from Medina, Ohio arrived at Penn State as one of the nation's most coveted recruits, a five-star quarterback in the 2022 class, and his development has validated the hype. After setting Medina County records with ov... His best trait—prototypical nfl frame with sturdy build to shake off defenders - plays with physical presence that makes him nearly impossible to bring down with arm tackles at 6-5, 240 pounds—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Josh Allen (Wyoming)-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #207: Red Murdock (Inside Linebacker, Buffalo) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #232: Kaelon Black (Running Back, Indiana) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #251: Jackson Kuwatch (Edge Rusher, Miami) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #252: DJ Rogers (Tight End, TCU) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.---
Draft Class Summary
Overall Grade: B | 7 positions addressed across 7 picks.---