The Rams have new players and a lot of draft capital in 2026 already
The Los Angeles Rams have wrapped up their 2025 draft with six new members of the team and undrafted free agent signings are already rolling in as of Saturday.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing that happened this year is that the Rams entered the draft with four sixth round picks and ended up taking zero sixth round picks. Les Snead was wheeling and dealing as usual and he evenly distributed L.A.’s six picks on both sides of the football.
The Rams opened the class with a tight end weapon for Matthew Stafford in Terrance Ferguson, and continued offensive picks with a running back and a wide receiver, so focused on skill players.
On defense, Snead took an outside linebacker out of Michigan on day two, followed by a defensive tackle and one of the highest-rated inside linebackers in the entire class with Chris “Pooh” Paul, Jr.
Rams 2025 draft class
2.46 – TE Terrance Ferguson, Oregon (report)
3.90 – OLB Josaiah Stewart, Michigan (report)
4.117 – RB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn (report)
5.148 – DL Ty Hamilton, Ohio State (report)
5.172 – ILB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss (report)
7.242 – WR Konata Mumpfield, Pitt (report)
Which of these was your favorite pick of the draft?
Trades
The Rams now have two first round picks in 2026 after making a deal with the Atlanta Falcons to move back into the second round. Les Snead is off to the races for next year already, having some of the most 2026 capital in the entire league.
The Rams have extra picks in the first, the fifth, the sixth, and the seventh round next year.
Rams 2026 draft picks:
First round
First round (from Falcons)
Second round
Third round
(Fourth Round – traded to Bears)
Fifth round
Fifth round (from Titans)
Sixth round
Sixth round (from Texans)
Seventh round (May have been involved in trade to Vikings, it’s unclear)
Seventh round (from Ravens)
This is before accounting for any possible comp picks.
And here’s an early look at the undrafted free agent signings:
- LB Shaun Dolac, Buffalo
- EDGE Jamil Muhammad, USC
- iOL Trey Wedig, Indiana
- WR Brennan Presley, Oklahoma State
- QB Connor Bazelak, Bowling Green
- RB Jordan Waters, North Carolina State
- DL Da’Jon Terry, Oklahoma
- WR Tru Edwards, Louisiana Tech
