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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - MARCH 01: Kage Casey of the Boise State Broncos participates in a drill during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 01, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams have turned their roster into a Super Bowl contender in large part because of what Les Snead, Sean McVay, and the front office have been able to do through the draft since April 2022. Day 3 selections—Rounds 4 through 7—rarely arrive with the fanfare of first-round picks, but they frequently provide depth, developmental upside, and sometimes even long-term starters.

Kyren Williams, Cobie Durant, Quentin Lake, Beaux Limmer, Jordan Whittington, Konata Mumpfield, Davis Allen, Warren McClendon have all played significant snaps and a large share at that for the Rams over the last three years. With the Rams continuing to balance a competitive roster with future development, this year’s group of mid-to-late round prospects could offer valuable additions on both sides of the ball. Here are seven Day 3 prospects who could fit the Rams’ needs and philosophy.

Kage Casey – Interior Offensive Line Interior offensive line depth is always a priority, especially for a team that emphasizes mobility and zone-blocking schemes. Kage Casey profiles as a developmental guard with starting upside. Known for his powerful lower body and consistent leverage at the point of attack, Casey excels in run blocking situations where he can create movement in tight spaces.

For the Rams’ offense, Casey provides flexibility as a tackle and guard. His shorter arms will likely kick him inside to guard but if the Rams need insurance at tackle, Casey provides that. Casey’s physicality and willingness to finish blocks could help solidify depth along the interior.