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THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 13: General manager Les Snead of the Los Angeles Rams looks on during mini-camp at California Lutheran University on June 13, 2023 in Thousand Oaks, California. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams (on paper) strengthened their defense and special teams this offseason, and many would consider those two areas the biggest weaknesses of the Rams, now that those issues have been sured up (again, on paper), the team has flexibility with what to do with their first-round pick. They could go upgrade any of their positions, they could take somone to develop (not sure that makes as much sense in 2026 for L.

A. ), they could trade back for more picks. Once again, like last year, the Rams have put themselves in a position to move like water.

They can target who they want, or they can let the board come to them, maybe both? We have some time before the draft, but as long as L. A.

still has that 13th pick come draft day, expect all sorts of rumors and guesses as far as how the Rams will draft or what they may use that pick for. Happy Tuesday, thank you for checking out Turf Show Times and comment on whatever you want! Rams give Matthew Stafford another weapon in Mel Kiper Jr.