Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead is considering trading up in Round 1, exploring multiple scenarios using the Rich Hill trade value model.

By the Numbers
  • The Rams could trade No. 19 + 83 for the Giants' No. 6.
  • Trading No. 19 + 52 could get the Rams the Bears' No. 9.
  • No. 19 + 52 could also secure the Jets' No. 10 + 134.
  • No. 19 + 83 + 196 might be exchanged for the Raiders' No. 13.
  • No. 19 + 99 could be traded for the Colts' No. 15.
Yes, But

The trade-ups are speculative and contingent on various factors, including other teams' picks and strategies.

State of Play
  • The Rams are eager to improve their position in the draft for key prospects.
  • Other teams, like the Giants, Bears, Jets, Raiders, and Colts, are potential trade partners.
  • The cost of trading up varies but could involve sacrificing future picks.
  • Each trade scenario aims to address specific needs for the Rams in the upcoming draft.
What's Next

The Rams will need to weigh the potential value of each trade-up against the long-term implications on their draft capital.

Bottom Line

As the Rams contemplate trade-up options, strategic moves in the draft could significantly impact their ability to secure desired talent for the team's future.