ESPN analyst pinpoints mid-round WR prospect Rams should target
The Rams could find their WR3 on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL draft.
The Los Angeles Rams have the luxury of a top-15 pick with no clear needs on the roster. L. A.
owns the No. 13 pick from the Atlanta Falcons and could use it to upgrade or add depth to seemingly any position on their roster. All eyes will be on the Rams' first-round selection, but general manager Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay have been wildly successful at finding unheralded players in the later rounds of the draft.
Puka Nacua, Kobie Turner, Byron Young, Steve Avila and Quentin Lake are just a few of the Rams' top players who were drafted after the first round, and the Sean-McVay contingent will be on the hunt for their next mid-round star. The Rams have six other picks in the draft, including one in each of the second and third rounds, one in the sixth, and three in the seventh. If the Rams don't take a receiver in the first round, ESPN's Jordan Reid writes that L.
A. would do well to target Ole Miss ' De'Zhaun Stribling sometime on Day 2. In an offense that requires versatility in its receivers, Stribling's slot and outside capabilities make him an ideal fit in coach Sean McVay's offense.