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Rashod Bateman is not getting the attention he deserves, and one prominent NFL analyst believes the wide receiver could be on the move. A first-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Minnesota product has flashed moments of greatness throughout…

Bleacher Report analyst Gary Davenport suggests the Baltimore Ravens could trade wide receiver Rashod Bateman to the Los Angeles Rams ahead of the NFL trade deadline. The Rams are currently 2-4 and in need of reinforcements at receiver following a concerning non-contact knee injury sustained by Davante Adams. Last Word On NFL's David Latham argues that Los Angeles should be a top suitor for Bateman if Baltimore makes him available.
Bateman signed a three-year, $36.75 million contract extension but has recorded just 16 receptions for 233 yards and a touchdown through six games in 2026. Davenport highlights that Rams general manager Les Snead frequently trades for veterans, noting Bateman could provide valuable depth and long-term security alongside Puka Nacua.
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