Thanks to the Atlanta Falcons, the Los Angeles Rams have two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. The thing here with the Rams is that Matthew Stafford is getting up there in age and might not have much more time left in the NFL before Father Time hits him. I am not saying Stafford is going to abruptly decline or anything, but he's close to 40 years old.
The Rams need to consider snagging a QB at some point in the 2026 NFL Draft, as Sean McVay and Les Snead surely want to keep this window wide open when Stafford does call it quits or just isn't that effective anymore. Unfortunately for many teams, the QB class here in 2026 just does not appear to be that good, so many teams could invest more into the 2027 class, but we're a ways away from that.
In this 7-Round Los Angeles Rams NFL Mock Draft, the team gets a bit aggressive and really tries to extend this window a bit.
Los Angeles Rams 7-Round 2026 NFL Mock Draft
13. Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
With the Los Angeles Rams having two first-round picks, their first selection is all the way up at 13, and this could be a very huge selection for the Rams. The team does have a bit of a weakness in the secondary, so a cornerback makes a lot of sense here.
Jermod McCoy is one of the best CB prospects in the class and is a very logical choice here at pick 13. However, I could also see a path where the Rams trade one of their two first-round picks to get an immediate upgrade at the position, and we have seen the front office get very aggressive with first-rounders in prior years.
The Rams keep this pick, though, in our mock draft.
29. Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia
The LA Rams use pick 29 on Monroe Freeling, a future starter at one of the tackle spots. The right tackle position could use some long-term stability, so this is a wise selection. We have seen GM Les Snead really remake the defensive line in recent years, and he could do the same with the OL.
61. Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, USC
Ja'Kobi Lane is a high-end threat in the red zone and is a big-bodied wide receiver, something Sean McVay clearly desires. Lane is the pick for LA at the bottom of the second round.
93. Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Ole Miss
Right now, Trinidad Chambliss seems to be in a bit of a legal battle to try and get another year of college eligibility, but if that does not happen, he would absolutely get drafted. Chambliss could be a logical choice to 'sit and develop' on a team like the Rams, who eventually need a replacement for Matthew Stafford.
167. Devon Marshall, CB, NC State
Another pick at CB makes some sense for the Rams. They take Devon Marshall from NC State. Marshall had 16 passes defended in 2025, so he has a nose for the ball and breaking plays up.
205. Isaiah Nwokobia, S, SMU
The five-year collegiate safety had 11 career interceptions and 273 total tackles. This could be a steal of a pick for the LA Rams.
208. Robert Henry Jr, RB, UTSA
Now hitting the RB room a bit, the Rams take Robert Henry Jr from UTSA at pick 208.
232. Noah Whittington, RB, Oregon
How about two running backs? The Rams continue to look toward the future and use two picks in a row in the backfield.
250. Anez Cooper, OG, Miami (FL)
Anez Cooper could be a player the Rams look to develop and insert at one of the interior spots.
256. Wesley Williams, EDGE, Duke
The Rams finish off this NFL mock draft haul with some EDGE help, taking Wesley Williams from Duke.