The Los Angeles Rams have two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft (right now), and will need to start thinking about the future of the franchise when the college season kicks off in a few weeks.

The 49ers, whose wide receiver room has been decimated by injuries and a suspension to Demarcus Robinson, made a trade Wednesday evening for two-time Super Bowl champion Skyy Moore from the Kansas City Chiefs, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Fox Sports' Ralph Vacchiano looked ahead five years in the future to rank all 32 teams by how well-positioned they are (or aren't) to be competitive in the future. He looked at each team's quarterback situation, head coach, management, talent on rookie contracts and franchise history.

The Los Angeles Rams could take a small gamble on a dynamic QB who hasn't looked good since he entered the NFL.

While the Rams swapped out star wide receivers and made their biggest running back commitment since Todd Gurley, Stafford’s status overshadowed everything else about Los Angeles’ offseason. The team’s draft strategy opens a door to a potential succession plan,

Jackson, a native of Santa Ana, California, attended Mater Dei High School before committing to the USC Trojans in 2022. He would transfer to Alabama, playing for the Crimson Tide during the 2024 season. Jackson is expected to produce an elite product under the tutelage of head coach Kalen DeBoer this season.

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