The Los Angeles Rams are set to make significant moves in the upcoming draft, aiming to bolster their roster with impactful players. General Manager Les Snead has successfully identified talent in previous drafts, and the team's current trajectory as a win-now contender demands a focused approach. With an aging quarterback and a promising but youthful defense, the Rams will focus on acquiring immediate contributors.

In a recent three-round mock draft by Pro Football Network’s Jacob Infante, the Rams are projected to target wide receiver Emeka Egbuka from Ohio State in the first round. With an impressive college resume, including 1,011 receiving yards and eight touchdowns in 2024, Egbuka is touted for his reliability and route-running ability, which could help extend the Rams' Super Bowl window.

In the third round, South Carolina linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. is expected to address a key need for the team following the departures of Christian Rozeboom and likely Troy Reeder. Knight's ability to play both in coverage and on the defensive line makes him a versatile addition. Finally, Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson could serve as a future backup to Tyler Higbee, providing depth and a potential successor.