Will GM Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay stick and pick?For the first time since 2016, the Rams can select a player in the first round. However, the team's draft history suggests that Snead and McVay could move around the draft board, rather than staying at No. 19 overall.Usually, NFL decision-makers have 16 to 18 players with first-round draft grades, so at No. 19, L.A. might not view any available players as worth the pick. Perhaps that leads to the Rams trading up to select a blue-chip player who helps them improve on last season's surprising 10-7 record and playoff berth.Or the Rams look to move down and add to the 11 draft picks they currently have.ADVERTISEMENT Without a first-round pick in previous drafts, Snead said the Rams would still evaluate the top 32 players so they could anticipate who might be available early in the second round. Now, they'll actually get to use that detailed evaluation proce s on Day 1 of the draft. "The fun part is we're not just trying to get to player Marvin Bagley III Jersey at No. 33," Snead said. "We actually could take one at No. 19. In the past, we haven't been able to say that."Let's take a look at the players the Rams could target in this seven-round mock draft:Round 1, Pick 19: Quinyon Mitchell, CB, ToledoThe Rams signed two veteran corners in free agency in and , but they appear to be stopgaps until younger, more talented players are added to that position group. Williams was in Los Angeles previously before leaving in free agency to the in 2022. White is returning from surgery to repair a torn Achilles. Both are 29 years old. And yes, pa s rush is an obvious need for the Rams after they lost one of the best defensive tackles to ever play the game in Aaron Donald, who retired after a decade of dominance. But like the got with cornerback last year, the Rams also need a difference-maker in the secondary.At the NFL Scouting Combine, the 6-foot, 195-pound Mitchell tested off the Willie Cauley-Stein Jersey charts. He ran a 4.33 40, posted a 38-inch vertical jump and benched 225 pounds 20 times. That eye-popping athleticism translated to production at Toledo, where Mitchell finished with 46 pa s breakups and six interceptions over four seasons.The Rams DaQuan Jeffries Jersey may have to move up a few spots to get him, but Mitchell is a willing tackler in the run game and will offer versatility in the defensive backfield for new defensive coordinator Chris Shula. NFL draft analyst Rob Rang has Mitchell ranked as his No. 17 prospect. READ MORE: 2024 NFL Draft prospect rankings: Top 100 big board led by Caleb Williams Round 2, Pick 52, OLB, Bralen Trice, WashingtonAt 6-foot-3 and 245 pounds, Trice ran a 4.72 40 at the combine. He totaled 16 sacks and 23.5 tackles for lo s in his final two seasons for the Huskies and did not mi s a game. The first-team All-Pac-12 selection would provide pa s-rush help for the Rams up front.Round 3, Pick 83, DT, Michael Hall Jr., Ohio StateHall, who doesn't turn 21 until June, finished with 4.5 sacks in his final season at Ohio State and then flashed at the Senior Bowl. The 6-foot-3, 290 pounder would give the Rams another rotational player at defensive tackle along with last year's rookie breakout performer, .Round 3, Pick 99, WR Luke McCaffrey, RiceThe younger brother of running back , Luke would be an ideal fit as a slot receiver in McVay's offense. And with a Hassan Whiteside Jersey 4.46-second 40-yard time, the 6-foot-2, 198-pound McCaffrey has underrated speed to create big plays down the field.Round 5, Pick 154 QB, Joe Milton, Tenne seeMilton is a Day 3 project, but with the uncertainty surrounding , the 6-foot-5, 235-pound Tenne see QB would give the Rams another developmental prospect behind . Milton completed 64.7% of his pa ses for 20 touchdowns and just five interceptions last year. He also ran for another seven scores.Round 5, Pick 155 LB, Trevin Wallace, KentuckyHe's on the smaller side at 6-foot-1 and 235 pounds, but his speed (4.52 40) and playmaking ability would be coveted in an NFC West division that features several offensive difference-makers playing in San Francisco.Round 6, Pick 196 WR Jamari Thrash, LouisvilleThe 6-foot, 188-pound Thrash made some splash plays at the Senior Bowl by making contested catches down the field. He finished with 63 receptions for 858 yards and six touchdowns in his final season at Louisville.Round 6, Pick 209 DT Tyler Davis, ClemsonAt 6-foot-2 and 301 pounds, Davis can push the pocket from the interior of the defensive line. He totaled 16 sacks and 30 tackles for Buddy Hield Jersey lo s during his time at Clemson.Round 6, Pick 213 RB Jonathon Brooks, TexasBrooks had solid production in his final season for the Longhorns, finishing with 1,425 scrimmage yards and 11 scores. However, the 6-foot, 217-pound back suffered an ACL tear late last year against and his recovery will go into his rookie NFL season.Jonathon Brooks among Joel Klatts "Plant the Flag" players Round 6, Pick 217 S Kamren Kinchens, MiamiThe 5-foot-11, 203-pound Kinchens showed playmaking ability in his final season with the Hurricanes, finishing with 40 combined tackles, five interceptions and five pa s breakups. However, he ran a 4.65 in the 40 at the combine, lowering his draft stock.Round 7, Pick 254 C Drake Nugent