6 players the Rams should consider trading up for in Round 1

The Los Angeles Rams are sitting at No. 13 overall in the first round and as likely as it is for them to come away with a top prospect at that spot, they might not be content sitting and picking. They've attempted to trade up for players such as Tetairoa McMillan, Brock Bowers and Byron Murphy II in recent years, so it's possible they'll try to make a move again – despite what Les Snead says.

If the Rams do get aggressive and want to pursue a true blue-chip prospect in the first 12 picks, they could attempt to trade up. We already laid out various scenarios based on the trade value chart, but who might they target? These six players would make sense as potential players for the Rams.

LB Sonny Styles, Ohio State There's almost no chance Styles falls to the Rams at No. 13. He could land in the top five, which is far out of the Rams' range.

But if he starts to slip toward No. 7 or 8, the Rams should consider making a move. Yes, the history of first-round linebackers is not very good and it's hard to see Los Angeles – a team that has deprioritized the position for years – trading up to get one.