The Los Angeles Rams successfully added six players to their roster during the 2025 NFL Draft, striking a balance between offense and defense with three selections on each side of the ball. They initiated their draft strategy by trading down from the 26th pick to the 46th, netting a 2026 first-round selection from the Atlanta Falcons. The Rams used the 46th pick to draft Terrance Ferguson, a tight end out of Oregon, fulfilling a significant need in their offensive lineup.

Continuing their focus on defense, the Rams selected edge rusher Josaiah Stewart from Michigan in the third round and followed up with running back Jarquez Hunter from Auburn in the fourth. They also made trades to move up for defensive tackle Ty Hamilton from Ohio State and linebacker Chris Paul Jr. from Ole Miss. Finally, the Rams rounded out their draft with wide receiver Konata Mumpfield from Pittsburgh in the seventh round. Each of these players was chosen with the intent to bolster key positions and provide depth for the upcoming season.