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The 2015 NFL Draft is right around the corner. Naturally, that means rumors are swirling rapidly and frequently. Here’s five surrounding the St. Louis Rams‘ intentions.
5. Rams Almost A Certainty To Take OL Brandon Scherff At No. 10 If Available
Credit: Getty Images5. Rams Almost A Certainty To Take OL Brandon Scherff At No. 10 If Available
Most NFL insiders still maintain that St. Louis will go offensive line at No. 10 overall. And the consensus expects it to be Brandon Scherff if he gets past the New York Giants at No. 9.
4. Rams Still In On Marcus Mariota
Credit: Getty Images4. Rams Still In On Marcus Mariota
It seems as if St. Louis isn't positive Nick Foles is the answer at QB on a long-term basis. The Rams are rumored to be ready to select Oregon's Marcus Mariota in the event that he falls to them at No. 10 overall, but that is becoming increasingly unlikely every day that we get closer to the draft. Stranger things have happened, however.
3. St. Louis Wants Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett
Credit: Getty Images3. St. Louis Wants Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett
If the Rams are able to select Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett in the fourth round, it would be highway robbery. Many draft scholars anticipate Lockett will go right at the end of the third, or the beginning of the fourth round. Moving up from No. 119 to No. 105 shouldn't cost a king's ransom, so it easily could take place.
2. St. Louis Passes On Available Scherff, Takes LSU OT La'el Collins Instead
Credit: Getty Images2. St. Louis Passes On Available Scherff, Takes LSU OT La'el Collins Instead
While it isn't the most vociferous whisper in the world, there is a thought circulating that St. Louis could pass on the aforementioned Scherff to take LSU OT La'el Collins.
1. Rams To Take Offensive Line In Second Round, Targeting T.J. Clemmings
Credit: Getty Images1. Rams To Take Offensive Line In Second Round, Targeting T.J. Clemmings
Rumors suggest St. Louis' fallback plan at offensive line is Pittsburgh's T.J. Clemmings in the second round. This would probably mean something unforeseen -- like trading up or down -- takes place in the first round.
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