Rams should have drafted at least 1 rookie who could help

Brendan Dzwierzynski of Turf Show Times argues that the Los Angeles Rams erred by failing to draft any immediate contributors in their 2026 rookie class. Led by head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead, the Rams prioritized future development by selecting quarterback Ty Simpson with the 13th overall pick, who has not taken a snap this season.

The writer notes that Los Angeles has received virtually zero offensive or defensive production from its five draft picks. Second-round tight end Max Klare has played only one offensive snap, wide receiver C.J. Daniels has seen just three snaps, third-round offensive lineman Keagen Trost has battled injuries, and defensive tackle Tim Keenan is now playing for the Las Vegas Raiders.