The Los Angeles Rams, who have not had a first-round draft selection since 2016, are faced with a crucial decision as they prepare for the 2023 NFL Draft. With the No. 19 pick in hand, General Manager Les Snead has indicated that the Rams are considering all options, including trading up, trading down, or remaining at their current position.
The Rams’ decision-making process involves a thorough evaluation of the available players and their potential fit within the team’s roster. Snead acknowledges that determining which players to pass on can be just as important as identifying the right players to select. The team has invested significant effort in studying a specific group of players who they anticipate will be available when their turn comes at No. 19.
The Rams are tied for the second-longest active streak without a first-round draft pick, surpassed only by the Washington Redskins’ 11-year drought from 1969 to 1979. This underscores the importance of the Rams’ upcoming selection and their desire to make the most of this opportunity. Snead and his team will carefully weigh their options and aim to make a decision that aligns with the Rams’ long-term goals and aspirations.
