After making 14 picks in the 2023 NFL draft last year, the Los Angeles Rams will be busy again in the draft come April. While the official order of picks hasn’t been set by the NFL yet, there are unofficial projections for each team available thanks to Tankathon.
Accounting for past traded and projected compensatory selections, the Rams are expected to have 11 picks in the upcoming draft — including their first first-rounder since 2016. They don’t have picks in Rounds 4 or 7 but will have seven picks total in Rounds 5 and 6.
Here’s a look at the Rams’ projected order of picks as of now, with the official draft slots to be released by the league closer to the draft.
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The Rams have their own first-round pick this year and as long as they don’t trade it, it will be their first time drafting in Round 1 since 2016.
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The Rams have their own second-round pick, as well. Last year, they selected Steve Avila 36th overall.
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- No. 83 overall
- No. 100 overall (compensatory pick)
In addition to their own third-rounder, the Rams will also have another third-round pick from the loss of Raheem Morris. They will get another third-round compensatory pick in 2025, too.
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- None (traded in Kevin Dotson deal)
The Rams traded their 2024 fourth-round pick and 2025 fifth-round pick to the Steelers for Kevin Dotson, a 2024 fifth-round pick and 2025 sixth-rounder.
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- No. 153 overall
- No. 154 overall (via PIT)
- No. 177 overall (compensatory pick)
The Rams are projected to have three fifth-round picks: their own, the pick acquired in the Dotson trade and a compensatory selection for losing Baker Mayfield in free agency.
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- No. 191 overall (via DEN)
- No. 212 overall (compensatory pick)
- No. 217 overall (compensatory pick)
- No. 218 overall (compensatory pick)
Los Angeles is projected to have four sixth-round picks, none of which are its own. The Rams have a pick from the Kenny Young trade, as well as projected compensatory picks for losing Matt Gay, Nick Scott and A’Shawn Robinson.
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- None (traded in Kenny Young deal)
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