Byron Young has been a standout performer for the Rams with 15.5 sacks in two seasons, solidifying his role as a crucial member of the defense.

Byron Young's role as a notable edge rusher alongside Jared Verse provides the Rams with a solid foundation on the defensive front. With Young's contributions, the Rams have a strong case to reconsider the need to draft another edge rusher in the first round, focusing instead on other areas of weakness.

Byron Young complements Verse on the Rams' edge rushing unit, providing speed and tenacity.

Byron Young's transition from a standout at Tennessee to a third-round NFL draft pick exemplifies the potential that Josh Josephs aims to emulate. Young's success sets a benchmark for Josephs to follow.

Byron Young, drafted prior to Donald's retirement, has emerged as a solid contributor on the Rams' defensive line, further validating Snead's foresight in preparing for Donald's departure.