The Los Angeles Rams have distinguished themselves as elite scouts in the NFL, showcasing significant talent acquisition even without conventional methods. Key players like Puka Nacua and Kyren Williams exemplify their strategy, as most were selected in later rounds yet have become crucial to the team's success. Unlike many teams, the Rams opt out of the 30 allowed in-person visits for prospects, favoring discreet college or high school visits by scouts. This enables them to gather insights without revealing their interests.

Furthermore, Rams management avoids attending high-profile events like the NFL combine, relying instead on their unique internal player personality surveys. On draft night, GM Les Snead utilizes a comprehensive call sheet to categorize players into tiers for informed decision-making. This approach has allowed the Rams to build a competitive roster with limited resources.