Los Angeles Rams 2026 NFL Draft: Picks by round, biggest needs, best fits

The 2026 NFL Draft kicks off live from Pittsburgh on Thursday, April 23 and the latest crop of rookies will be hearing their names called all weekend long. For the Los Angeles Rams , the biggest need is an obvious one: Tackle. Right tackle Rob Havenstein retired in February after 11 seasons.

Warren McClendon Jr. appears poised to replace Havenstein at RT, but the Rams need more depth at both tackle spots. That being said, on paper, the Rams might be the most complete team in football entering the draft.

MORE: Biggest need for every team entering 2026 NFL Draft Here's everything you need to know about the Los Angeles Rams for this year's draft, including a round-by-round look at picks and a potential trade candidate already on the roster. Los Angeles Rams NFL Draft best prospect fit: RB Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame Per USA TODAY's Ayrton Ostly: This is one of the least likely pairings, but if it came true, this would be perfect for a team going all-in to win the Super Bowl in 2026. Los Angeles has one of the best wide receiver tandems in the NFL, an MVP quarterback and one of the best play-callers in the league.

Adding in a dynamic threat at running back could make them a truly unstoppable force. NFL DRAFT: Finding the perfect prospect for every team Los Angeles Rams NFL Draft trade candidate: WR Davante Adams Per USA TODAY's Jack McKessy: Adams will turn 34 during the season. He'll also be a free agent after 2026.