In Field Yates' mock draft for ESPN, the Rams use their top pick on a safety before taking a slipping quarterback late in the first round

In his latest mock draft, former ESPN analyst Todd McShay has the Los Angeles Rams picking Ohio State safety Caleb Downs with their first of two first round picks. McShay thinks with all the available options on the board that Downs would be the best fit for L.A.’s current roster and needs, not a quarterback or offensive help.

The Rams just smashed their way to another 10-win season, and now they might add Ohio State star Caleb Downs with the Falcons’ pick.

Make no mistake, Bain is an exciting prospect. Both Trey Hendrickson and Joseph Ossai are on the way to free agency. Myles Murphy has shown a few flashes, but the team has gotten nothing from last year’s first-rounder, Shemar Stewart. Bain makes sense.

The Giants have a solid offensive nucleus featuring Cam Skattebo, Jaxson Dart, and Malik Nabers. That group could finally bring some winning back to New York. But the right side of the line is iffy at best. Here, the Giants take a plug-and-play tackle and give their future HC a ton to work with on offense.

The Ringer's Diante Lee, though, predicts the Rams will look at the veteran starting quarterback market instead of the draft because of general manager Les Snead's history. Snead did it with Stafford in 2021, so it stands to reason he could do it again after Stafford retires to capitalize on a roster that is young and ascending.

Matthew Stafford is on the books for the Los Angeles Rams until the end of next season, but the team could find his replacement in one of college football’s mos

The Washington Commanders are on the road against the New York Giants for their final stretch of four NFC East games, with a lot on the line.They aren't playing for a playoff spot, but Dan Quinn can't afford to end the season on a 12-game losing streak.

The top of the draft order is changing by the week, but the priorities are not. QB will be the call for at least a few clubs on Day 1.

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