LA Rams Mock Draft: How to make best with no early picks

The LA Rams enter the 2018 NFL Draft without any first or second-round picks. However, our Rams mock draft has LA making the most of what they have.

The LA Rams have had such a prolific and active offseason that you tend to forget about the 2018 NFL Draft. Los Angeles has brought in Pro Bowl cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib; Pro Bowl defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh to play alongside the reigning Defensive Player of the year, Aaron Donald; and Pro Bowl caliber receiver Brandin Cooks, who has had over 1000 receiving yards in each of the last three seasons.

Not to mention the team agreed to a deal to re-sign center John Sullivan, taking away a potential need before it even opened.

This is all adding to a team with a young quarterback and head coach that will only get better; a defensive coordinator that is one of the best in football; and a running back that is arguably becoming the best in football.

Now, with the dust likely settled, the focus turns to the 2018 NFL Draft. The LA Rams are without their first-round pick in result of the Brandin Cooks trade and without their second-round pick in result of the Sammy Watkins trade from a year ago.

However, the team stockpiled late-round picks. Los Angeles owns three fourth-round picks and four sixth-round picks. Instead of staying complacent, in this Rams mock draft, we have the team moving up to find some legitimate talent.

Thus, here is what we think the perfect LA Rams mock draft looks like, starting with the new, traded, pick.