Rams Land First Big Decorative Playmakers Ahead of 2025 NFL Season

Rams Ink First Rookies from 2025 NFL Draft Class

The Los Angeles Rams have officially signed four of their 2025 NFL Draft picks, along with several undrafted free agents, as of Monday.

Draft Picks:

  • Josaiah Stewart, OLB, Michigan

  • Ty Hamilton, DT, Ohio State

  • Chris “Pooh” Paul Jr., LB, Ole Miss

  • Konata Mumpfield, WR, Pittsburgh

Undrafted Free Agents:

  • Wyatt Bowles, OL, Utah State

  • Malik Dixon-Williams, S, Connecticut

  • Shaun Dolac, LB, Buffalo

  • Ben Dooley, OL, Boise State

  • Tru Edwards, WR, Louisiana State

  • Jamil Muhammad, OLB, USC

  • Bill Norton, DL, Texas

  • Josh Pearcy, OLB, Rice

  • Brennan Presley, WR, Oklahoma State

  • Mark Redman, TE, Louisville

  • Anthony Torres, TE, Toledo

  • Nate Valcarcel, S, Northern Illinois

  • Trey Wedig, OL, Indiana

  • Mario Williams, WR, USC

Sean McVay Reflects on Roster Following Draft

Rams head coach Sean McVay shared his thoughts on the team’s roster after the NFL Draft.

“The good thing is, when you look at the past two years, you see how important it is to keep the momentum going. You want to learn from past experiences—every season is its own story. While we finished strong in 2023, winning 7 out of 8 to end the year, and played tough in the playoffs against Detroit, we also had a tough start to this past season with a 1-4 record,” McVay said.

“There are many reasons for that, but the key takeaway is that each year is a fresh start. We’ve learned that you can’t take the foundation for granted. That’s something we’ve emphasized as we begin our offseason program, and we feel confident that the new guys we brought in will be part of that foundation, but they will have to earn it. They’re joining a great group of guys who will make them feel welcome.”

McVay also highlighted the importance of building confidence while staying healthy. “We’re in a good position to be confident, but we have to earn it. Health is such a critical factor, not just for us but for many teams in the league. It’s a very physical game, and staying healthy makes all the difference.”

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