Which players from this list should the Rams target?
Through two days of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Rams have made two selections: Terrance Ferguson at No. 46 and Josaiah Stewart at No. 90. They traded out of the first round on Thursday night and added a future first-rounder, moving back 20 spots before taking Ferguson.
Heading into the final day of the draft, there are still plenty of quality players available – led by Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders. He’s experienced a free fall down the board, with Tyler Shough, Jalen Milroe and even Dillon Gabriel all going ahead of him.
The Rams have six picks remaining in the draft, four of which are in the sixth round alone. They’ll get things started on Saturday with the 127th overall selection in Round 4 and wrap up the day at No. 242, a pick they acquired from the Falcons.
Here are the 99 best available players, according to the consensus big board put together by Arif Hasan. The Rams will probably pass on most tight ends and edge rushers after picking Ferguson and Stewart, but every other position will be in play.
QB Shedeur Sanders, ColoradoOG Marcus Mbow, PurdueOLB Jack Sawyer, Ohio StateOLB Bradyn Swinson, LSUWR Elic Ayomanor, StanfordWR Jalen Royals, Utah StateRB Dylan Sampson, TennesseeRB Cam Skattebo, Arizona StateDT Joshua Farmer, Florida StateOT Cameron Williams, TexasOLB Kyle Kennard, South CarolinaLB Danny Stutsman, OklahomaS Billy Bowman Jr., OklahomaWR Tory Horton, Colorado StateDT Deone Walker, KentuckyRB Damien Martinez, MiamiTE Gunnar Helm, TexasDT CJ West, IndianaWR Isaiah Bond, TexasCB Quincy Riley, LouisvilleLB Chris Paul Jr., Ole MissRB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia TechDT Ty Robinson, NebraskaRB DJ Giddens, Kansas StateLB Barrett Carter, ClemsonOG Miles Frazier, LSUQB Will Howard, Ohio StateS Lathan Ransom, Ohio StateDT Jordan Phillips, MarylandWR Xavier Restrepo, MiamiQB Quinn Ewers, TexasRB Devin Neal, KansasOLB Jared Ivey, MississippiLB Smael Mondon Jr., GeorgiaCB Dorian Strong, Virginia TechLB Jeffrey Bassa, OregonOLB David Walker, Central ArkansasCB Cobee Bryant, KansasQB Kyle McCord, SyracuseDT Aeneas Peebles, Virginia TechWR Tez Johnson, OregonOLB Barryn Sorrell, TexasCB Denzel Burke, Ohio StateRB Jordan James, OregonRB Trevor Etienne, GeorgiaOLB Elijah Roberts, SMULB Jack Kiser, Notre DameRB Brashard Smith, SMUOT Logan Brown, KansasLB Cody Simon, Ohio StateRB Jaydon Blue, TexasOT Jalen Rivers, MiamiCB Zy Alexander, LSUS Malachi Moore, AlabamaDT JJ Pegues, MississippiS Sebastian Castro, IowaTE Mitchell Evans, Notre DameOLB Tyler Baron, MiamiOT Chase Lundt, UConnS Jaylen Reed, Penn StateDT Ty Hamilton, Ohio StateRB Ollie Gordon II, Oklahoma StateWR Jaylin Lane, Virginia TechWR Dont’e Thornton Jr., TennesseeCB Zah Frazier, UTSARB Jarquez Hunter, AuburnDT Cam Jackson, FloridaOT Jalen Travis, Iowa StateOT Ajani Cornelius, OregonC Jackson Slater, Sacramento StateC Seth McLaughlin, Ohio StateTE Oronde Gadsden II, SyracuseOLB Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Virginia TechDL Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, GeorgiaRB LeQuint Allen, SyracuseCB Tommi Hill, NebraskaLB Kobe King, Penn StateLB Teddye Buchanan, CalDL Rylie Mills, Notre DameQB Riley Leonard, Notre DameOG Luke Kandra, CincinnatiS Jordan Hancock, Ohio StateOLB Que Robinson, AlabamaS R.J. Mickens, ClemsonTE Jake Briningstool, ClemsonOG Joshua Gray, Oregon StateOT Hollin Pierce, RutgersC Jonah Monheim, USCCB Bilhal Kone, Western MichiganWR Nick Nash, San Jose StateRB Kyle Monangai, RutgersRB Tahj Brooks, Texas TechOT Jack Nelson, WisconsinOLB Jah Joyner, MinnesotaRB Woody Marks, USCS Craig Woodson, CalTE Jackson Hawes, Georgia TechTE Thomas Fidone II, NebraskaC Drew Kendall, Boston College
