14. DT - Michael Brockers, LSU
33. WR - Brian Quick, Appalachian State
39. DB - Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
50. RB - Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati
65. DB - Trumaine Johnson, Montana
96. WR - Chris Givens, Wake Forest
150. T - Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina
171. K - Greg Zuerlein, Missouri Western
209. LB - Aaron Brown, Hawaii
252. RB - Daryl Richardson, Abilene Christian
Offense: Brian Quick has more raw athleticism, size and upside, but Chris Givens is a fast, polished receiver. Both could start this year and are worth late-round flyers in redraft and early second-round picks in rookie dynasty drafts. Isaiah Pead was drafted to be the heir to Steven Jackson, and he'll be the first quality handcuff to Jackson in redraft leagues that the Rams have had for ages. He still looks like a committee back at best.
Defense: Michael Brockers isn't likely to generate enough pass rush stats to be an every-week fantasy starter but he could be successful enough as a penetrating run defender to hold value in tackle-heavy leagues that use DTs as a separate lineup requirement. Janoris Jenkins may not play the run well. Trumaine Johnson belongs on deep developmental watch lists.
33. WR - Brian Quick, Appalachian State
39. DB - Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
50. RB - Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati
65. DB - Trumaine Johnson, Montana
96. WR - Chris Givens, Wake Forest
150. T - Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina
171. K - Greg Zuerlein, Missouri Western
209. LB - Aaron Brown, Hawaii
252. RB - Daryl Richardson, Abilene Christian
Offense: Brian Quick has more raw athleticism, size and upside, but Chris Givens is a fast, polished receiver. Both could start this year and are worth late-round flyers in redraft and early second-round picks in rookie dynasty drafts. Isaiah Pead was drafted to be the heir to Steven Jackson, and he'll be the first quality handcuff to Jackson in redraft leagues that the Rams have had for ages. He still looks like a committee back at best.
Defense: Michael Brockers isn't likely to generate enough pass rush stats to be an every-week fantasy starter but he could be successful enough as a penetrating run defender to hold value in tackle-heavy leagues that use DTs as a separate lineup requirement. Janoris Jenkins may not play the run well. Trumaine Johnson belongs on deep developmental watch lists.
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