Wide receiver could be the focus of the Rams after day three of the NFL Combine.

QBs, running backs, and wide receivers participated in drills on Saturday at the NFL Combine. Although the Los Angeles Rams don’t strictly require a wide receiver, Ian Rapoport and Kara Snead provided some insightful Rams information regarding the position. The offensive linemen also gave interviews to the media, and one prospective Rams target discussed his friendship with an active L.A. player. Let’s start with the highlights from Saturday.

If you didn’t see the coverage from days one and two:

Highlights and sayings from the NFL Combine’s first day of exercises
Day 2 of the NFL Combine shows the Rams’ quarterback and cornerback fits.

Excellent players at quarterback, running back, and wide receiver WR Xavier Worthy, Texas
The Rams have a track record of selecting wide receivers—like Cooper Kupp—who performed poorly in the 40-yard dash. Additionally, they’ve had success in the past picking wide receivers like Tavon Austin and TuTu Atwell. It looks like Xavier Worthy is certain to be selected in the first round. Concerning whether the Rams would be intrigued? Kara Henderson’s remark from the Rams general manager characterizing Worthy as the “fastest human I’ve ever evaluated” doesn’t hurt either.

Odunze, Washington WR Rome
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said on Saturday night that the Rams had a meeting with Rome Odunze, the wide receiver for Washington. The intriguing part of it is that the Rams would probably have to trade up if they were hoping to choose Odunze. The wide receiver position may be of great interest to the Rams. In addition to dominating the position exercises’ gauntlet phase, he also ran a 4.45-second 40-yard sprint and a 39-inch vertical.

Joe Milton, Tennessee, quarterback
Milton can be an example of an exercise warrior. Milton’s arm has never given rise to any worries. It shouldn’t be shocking that the quarterbacks who threw on Saturday had a ball speed of 62 mph recorded. In the throwing phase of quarterback drills, Milton demonstrated his ability to air the ball down the field. Milton’s game revolves around his ability to put it together on the field.

Louisville’s Isaac Guerendo, RB
Isaac Guerendo was the running back that dominated the Combine out of all of the competitors. In the 40-yard dash, he reached a speed of 24 mph, which is among the quickest times in the last two years. Guerendo was the top running back in the 40 and had the best vertical leap of any running back at 41.5″. The athleticism of the Louisville running back was clearly seen.
Honestly, I spoke with Warren a few days ago. I met Warren before I met anyone on the Georgia roster, as I mentioned earlier. He was the o-line coach in high school that I had. To be honest, our relationship is really old. He was the one who showed me the ropes and what to do when I arrived on campus.

On Saturday at the podium, Mims spoke extensively about his friendship with Warren McClendon. Although player relationships aren’t everything, they should certainly be considered during the draft process. In addition, Mims stated that he has communicated with the Rams.
Just my physicality and fervent play. Being a larger center, I believe my movement is quite good. Being a physical, repulsive core alone. then just enjoying yourself while playing football. That’s something I believe you can see in every play and on film.
Based on the importance of the position, it’s rare to see a center taken in the first round. But Powers-Johnson is by certainly this draft class’s top center, and it comes

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Fashanu is a gaming student, whereas Alt is a technician. A handful of his responses at the podium on Saturday demonstrated just how thorough of a player he is in his preparation. One of the best examples of that was the response above, where he broke down as part of his strategy.
When it came to his broken fibula at the end of the previous season, Frazier had the most concerns going into the combine. By stating that he should be fully recovered and at full strength by his pro day, Frazier allayed any worries about his injuries.

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