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1.23 Harold Landry EDGE 6'3 252 Boston College
Edge defender is probably the biggest need for the Rams, With a dominant middle push with Suh, Brockers, and Donald the Rams need someone who can come around the edge with the speed and make QB's step right into the pressure or have their heads taken off from the outside. Compared to Vic Beasley for his athleticism, Landry can step in Day 1 and add that speed factor around the edge, Still needing to develop some other moves, he may only start as a designated pass rusher, but with the new monsters in the middle I'm doubting there will be a ton of short yardage situations. He needs to be the Rams pick if available.
3.87 Brian O'Neill OT 6'7 305 Pitt
I think the Rams want to draft players to win now, but Brian O'Neill is a fantastic athlete who can step in as a backup at tackle and guard. Les Snead loves his senior bowl kids, and even though O'Neill didn't have the greatest week according to reports, he still showed off first round athletic ability and with time to sit could be a successor to Whitworth or fill in a spot left by Brown or Havenstein.
4.111 Micah Kiser ILB 6'2 240 Virginia
I do not like how much I like Micah Kiser (I'm a VT Hokies fan), but this is a high character guy with a thick build and who impressed at the combine. No one thought he would run a 4.66, but he can thump and play the run, and he is a sneaky good pass rusher from the ILB position. He would walk in day one and battle with Littleton and Hager for the other starting LB spot, and damnit I think he'll win it.
4.135 Holton Hill CB 6'3 200 Texas
A long athletic corner, he has a lot of talent, but has been suspended by Texas for breaking team rules. What's wrong with adding another highly talented, edgy personality to the team? I think he will fit right in and add to the swagger of Talib and Peters on the outside. Also would give the Rams a bit more depth and some future security if they can't keep Peters long term.
6.176 Daurice Fountain WR 6'1 210 Northern Iowa
A great athlete with meh receiver polish. Didn't play against any high end corner talent and would still disappear at times. Can make those acrobatic catches and big plays, but hasn't shown it outside of a stellar Shrine Game practice week. A late round flyer with deep threat and athletic upside.
6.183 Martez Carter RB 5'9 205 Gambling State
A deep sleeper at RB, Carter has great vision and a good pop in his athleticism. Not a premier athlete and didn't play against top competition, but reminds me of Benny Cunningham in his ability to catch the ball, and have a bit of wiggle when he runs. Does not shy away from contact and runs extremely hard. Could be a complimentary back and a solid special teamer.
6.194 Timon Parris OT/G 6'5 320 Stony Brook
Another depth play with some upside. Good athlete for the position, but I could see being a switch to guard a lot like Jamon Brown. Can lock his knees sometimes and is inconsistent. But with development and time he could be a serviceable tackle or guard.
6.195 Ade Aruna EDGE 6'6 262 Tulane
Was bumped to a 5T DE after a scheme change in college but plays much better on the outside. He gets eaten up by bigger tackles due to his pad level, but could correct that with some good coaching. Has the tools to play outside, but idk how much of a scheme fit he would be, a rotational defende with upside.
6.198 Shaun Dion Hamilton ILB 6' 233 Alabama
2 consecutive knee injuries have slowed down his career, but this is a smart inside linebacker who beat out and started over all the other kids at Alabama including Evans. He is smart, not only football smart, but valedictorian in high school smart. High character and effort player who will fit the scheme and benefit from the big 3 defensive linemen we have.
Edge defender is probably the biggest need for the Rams, With a dominant middle push with Suh, Brockers, and Donald the Rams need someone who can come around the edge with the speed and make QB's step right into the pressure or have their heads taken off from the outside. Compared to Vic Beasley for his athleticism, Landry can step in Day 1 and add that speed factor around the edge, Still needing to develop some other moves, he may only start as a designated pass rusher, but with the new monsters in the middle I'm doubting there will be a ton of short yardage situations. He needs to be the Rams pick if available.
3.87 Brian O'Neill OT 6'7 305 Pitt
I think the Rams want to draft players to win now, but Brian O'Neill is a fantastic athlete who can step in as a backup at tackle and guard. Les Snead loves his senior bowl kids, and even though O'Neill didn't have the greatest week according to reports, he still showed off first round athletic ability and with time to sit could be a successor to Whitworth or fill in a spot left by Brown or Havenstein.
4.111 Micah Kiser ILB 6'2 240 Virginia
I do not like how much I like Micah Kiser (I'm a VT Hokies fan), but this is a high character guy with a thick build and who impressed at the combine. No one thought he would run a 4.66, but he can thump and play the run, and he is a sneaky good pass rusher from the ILB position. He would walk in day one and battle with Littleton and Hager for the other starting LB spot, and damnit I think he'll win it.
4.135 Holton Hill CB 6'3 200 Texas
A long athletic corner, he has a lot of talent, but has been suspended by Texas for breaking team rules. What's wrong with adding another highly talented, edgy personality to the team? I think he will fit right in and add to the swagger of Talib and Peters on the outside. Also would give the Rams a bit more depth and some future security if they can't keep Peters long term.
6.176 Daurice Fountain WR 6'1 210 Northern Iowa
A great athlete with meh receiver polish. Didn't play against any high end corner talent and would still disappear at times. Can make those acrobatic catches and big plays, but hasn't shown it outside of a stellar Shrine Game practice week. A late round flyer with deep threat and athletic upside.
6.183 Martez Carter RB 5'9 205 Gambling State
A deep sleeper at RB, Carter has great vision and a good pop in his athleticism. Not a premier athlete and didn't play against top competition, but reminds me of Benny Cunningham in his ability to catch the ball, and have a bit of wiggle when he runs. Does not shy away from contact and runs extremely hard. Could be a complimentary back and a solid special teamer.
6.194 Timon Parris OT/G 6'5 320 Stony Brook
Another depth play with some upside. Good athlete for the position, but I could see being a switch to guard a lot like Jamon Brown. Can lock his knees sometimes and is inconsistent. But with development and time he could be a serviceable tackle or guard.
6.195 Ade Aruna EDGE 6'6 262 Tulane
Was bumped to a 5T DE after a scheme change in college but plays much better on the outside. He gets eaten up by bigger tackles due to his pad level, but could correct that with some good coaching. Has the tools to play outside, but idk how much of a scheme fit he would be, a rotational defende with upside.
6.198 Shaun Dion Hamilton ILB 6' 233 Alabama
2 consecutive knee injuries have slowed down his career, but this is a smart inside linebacker who beat out and started over all the other kids at Alabama including Evans. He is smart, not only football smart, but valedictorian in high school smart. High character and effort player who will fit the scheme and benefit from the big 3 defensive linemen we have.
