The Los Angeles Rams are making bold moves in the NFL draft, demonstrating a strategic pivot under GM Les Snead. By trading their 26th overall pick to the Atlanta Falcons, the Rams secured a combination of valuable picks, including a future first-rounder and a second-round choice this year. This marks a continuation of their trend of avoiding consecutive first-round selections since 2016. Notably, the Rams' last back-to-back first-round picks were to draft Todd Gurley and Jared Goff, illustrating a departure from traditional drafting strategies. With a remaining assortment of picks in the second, third, fourth, and sixth rounds, the Rams are well-positioned to build depth for the upcoming season.