2017 NFL Draft: Los Angeles Rams 7-round mock
Zach Banner
Guard, USC
The Rams continue to look for offensive line help in any way. Banner is a large man, standing at 6-foot-8, 353 pounds. He is a punisher of a blocker, but thanks to his size, he lacks any real fluid movement. He played tackle in college but may profile better at guard. With the Rams having needs up and down their line and hitting guard and center already, they can find a fit for him eventually, they just need the depth and youth as soon as possible.
Alex Anzalone
Linebacker, Florida
Anzalone is a stud talent when he is on the field. However, he has played 18 games in four years, and cannot stay away from the trainer’s table. Still, he is a great scheme fit on the inside, and at the worst can play some special teams. At this point in the draft, Anzalone is value.
Jeremy Cutrer
Cornerback, Middle Tennessee State
Cutrer hails from Middle Tennessee State, but out of high school was accepted to play for LSU. He is a long cornerback who has a great sense of reading plays, but being academically ineligible to play for LSU combined with small school pedigree and a lean frame make him a late round hope. However, Cutrer can be a starter in the NFL at some point.
Deatrich Wise
Edge, Arkansas
Wise is a player who can contribute on special teams immediately, but has the upside to be a starter some day. Getting him behind Connor Barwin, and in a scheme drawn up by Wade Phillips could bring out the best in the Arkansas pass rusher.