The Los Angeles Rams are poised for a strategic move in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, currently holding the 26th overall pick. General manager Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay are known for their willingness to trade up, as evident in their prior attempts to snag top talent. Former NFL running back Maurice Jones-Drew suggests that the Rams should aim high this draft by trading for standout Penn State tight end Tyler Warren, who has emerged as a premier playmaker.

Warren's impressive stats from last season, including leading the Big Ten with 104 receptions, 1,233 receiving yards, and eight touchdowns, make him an attractive option for the Rams. Although the team possesses eight draft picks, the lack of a second-round choice may necessitate sacrificing a future first-rounder. Jones-Drew emphasizes the urgency for the Rams to enhance their offense, especially as Matthew Stafford navigates the latter stages of his career.