Here's my Rams mock (without trades, as you can never really predict them):
1st round - Matt Kalil, LT, USC. You've heard my opinions on the matter. Left tackle of the future, etc., etc.
1st round alternate - Justin Blackmon. We need that stud wide receiver to grow with Bradford. I just believe we can find one later in the draft. However, that's no knock on Blackmon; the guy's really damn good.
2nd round - Alameda Ta'amu, DT, Washington. Another guy I'm really high on. We'd be very lucky to get him in the second round, but he'd immediately improve our porous run defense and give much needed youth in our defensive tackle core. Experts say that he doesn't have much pass-rushing potential, but they were saying the same things about Haloti Ngata, and look how he's turned out. I'm not saying he's going to be Ngata, but he has a lot of the same attributes. Plus he can play in a 4-3 as well as a 3-4.
2nd round alternate - Chris Polk, RB, Washington. Shocking? Not if we hire Fisher. He'll need a young running back to take over for Jackson. Why not a guy from a similar mold in Polk (5'11", 220 lbs, 4.46 forty)?
3rd round - Marvin McNutt, WR, Iowa. He's one of my favorites in this draft. It's not just because he's a hometown guy. It's because he has everything you look for in a wide receiver. His only downgrade is that he hasn't performed well against top cornerbacks (Alfonzo Dennard), but otherwise, I don't see much wrong with him. Like I said, he's got everything to succeed, and he'd give Bradford a good target to throw to.
3rd round alternate - Marcus Forston, DT, Miami. A very high-upside defensive tackle who hasn't performed well against top competition and has been suspended a game because of the Shapiro allegations. However, the upside is too high to ignore, and he's too good to fall to the fourth round.
4th round - Isaiah Frey, CB, Nevada. Unfortunately, we do need cornerback depth. Bartell and Fletcher had serious injuries, and Murphy, while he has potential, isn't fully proven. Gordy would be a decent nickel option, but I wouldn't count on him as the starter for a full season. Marquis Johnson has gone on IR for the second consecutive year. Frey, a six-foot corner, had an amazing statistical season: thirty-seven tackles, sixteen pass deflections, and five interceptions. Granted, this was against weaker competition, but he has a sky-high ceiling.
4th round alternate - Larry Warford, G, Kentucky. Another underrated prospect, Warford is a big guy at 6'3", 340 lbs who can play either guard position with equal skill. He was second-team SEC performer two years in a row. He reminds me of Carl Nicks with his skill in both pass-blocking and run-blocking. The only reason he's an alternate is because he might not declare this year.
6th round - Derek Moye, WR, Penn State. A huge (6'5", 200) wide receiver who has struggled with poor quarterback play, Moye has an impressive physical skill set and could be a sleeper for us.
6th round alternate - Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma. Although he had an ACL injury which will send his stock plummeting, he's just too talented to pass up at this point. He also has chemistry with Bradford. That should count for something, right? However, some other team might grab him in the fifth round.
I have no idea if we have a seventh round pick or not, so I won't use it.