The Los Angeles Rams are considering bolstering their safety depth in the upcoming NFL draft, with Texas safety Andrew Mukuba emerging as a potential target. Mukuba, who showcased impressive ball skills with five interceptions last season, had a formal meeting with the Rams at the NFL Combine. Although safety isn't seen as a critical need for the Rams, Mukuba's instinctual play and speed—clocked at 4.45 seconds—make him an appealing option for a team looking to enhance its secondary. His experience as a three-year starter at Clemson before transferring to Texas gives him a competitive edge that the Rams may find valuable.

With notable players like Kamren Kinchens, Kamren Curl, and Quentin Lake already in the mix, adding Mukuba could provide the Rams with dynamic depth and flexibility. As the team prepares for the draft, keeping an eye on Mukuba’s workouts with other teams, including the Bills and Falcons, could be crucial in assessing their options. The Rams clearly see potential in Mukuba, and if they opt to draft him, they will be investing in a player who has proven himself at a high level.