These Day 3 sleepers should entice Rams in draft

Chip Trayanum #1 of the Toledo Rockets is late-round sleeper at running back (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) | Getty Images As usual, the Los Angeles Rams draft picks are leaning towards the latter rounds with four of their seven picks, including one in Round 6 and three in Round 7. In L. A.

’s case, late round picks are more than just a dart throw. Of the Rams 64 players currently under contract, 44 percent came from Rounds 6 & 7 and the undrafted ranks. That percentage includes 12 starters and another half-dozen regular contributors.

Maybe Rams fans should be debating Round 7 prospects. Last week, it was defensive sleepers , now on to the offense To kick start things, here are some candidates on the offensive side of the ball. Quarterback Haynes King – Georgia Tech 6’2” 212 lb.

Comes out as a sixth-year senior, recently turned 25. Originally a four-star recruit and signed with Texas A&M. Played three seasons with the Aggies, before transferring to Georgia Tech.