The Los Angeles Rams will look address the receiver position in the upcoming NFL Draft and there's two right down the road in USC's Makai Lemon and Ja'Kobi Lane they could target. Could one of the Trojans pass catchers be staying in Los Angeles?

The Rams own the 13th and 29th overall picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. The former was acquired via a trade with the Falcons, who sent their 2026 first-round pick, the No. 46 pick in the 2025 draft (used to select tight end Terrance Ferguson) as well as last year's No.

The Rams have two first-round picks in the draft this year and both of them are locked in. Here's where Los Angeles will pick in Round 1.

The Los Angeles Rams will have their sights set on the 2026 NFL draft following their devastating loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC championship game. Fortunately for them, they currently have two first-round picks after general manager Les Snead's 2025 draft-day trade with the Atlanta Falcons.

The Rams' pick from the Falcons dropped slightly in Week 17 with L.A.'s loss on Monday night, but it remains in the top 15

The Los Angeles Rams' 2026 NFL draft strategy is "a blank canvas," according to Pro Football Focus analyst Trevor Sikkema. He and Dalton Wasserman went through the first three rounds of this April's draft for the Rams using PFF's mock draft simulator.

The full order for picks 19-32 is decided by playoff results — teams eliminated in the wild-card round are placed into slots 19-24, divisional-round losers into picks 25-28, and so on. The first tiebreaker for draft positioning is strength of schedule, with the team that’s faced an easier schedule receiving the higher pick.