Rams 2025 draft class: All 6 picks made by Los Angeles
Rams 2025 draft class: All 6 picks made by Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Rams added a half-dozen players to their roster in the 2025 NFL Draft, selecting six rookies – all on Days 2 and 3. They split their six picks up evenly on offense and defense, taking three players on each side of the ball.
They started off by trading back from No. 26 to 46 overall, picking up a 2026 first-rounder from the Atlanta Falcons in the process. At No. 46, Sean McVay finally got the tight end he's been looking for, selecting Terrance Ferguson out of Oregon.
They went defense with their next pick, taking edge rusher Josaiah Stewart out of Michigan, followed by Auburn running back Jarquez Hunter in Round 4. After trading up for Hunter, they did the same for defensive tackle Ty Hamilton in Round 5 and linebacker Chris Paul Jr. 24 picks later.
With their final pick at No. 242, the Rams selected Pittsburgh wide receiver Konata Mumpfield.
Here's a look at the Rams' complete 2025 draft class, including their measurables and Relative Athletic Score, which gives you an idea of their athletic abilities.
Round 2, No. 46: TE Terrance Ferguson, Oregon
Player info
Age: 22
Height: 6-5
Weight: 247 pounds
RAS: 9.32
Round 3, No. 90: OLB Josaiah Stewart, Michigan
Player info
Age: 22
Height: 6-1
Weight: 249 pounds
RAS: N/A
Round 4, No. 117: RB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn
Player info
Age: 22
Height: 5-9
Weight: 204 pounds
RAS: 7.17
Round 5, No. 148: DT Ty Hamilton, Ohio State
Player info
Age: 23
Height: 6-3
Weight: 299 pounds
RAS: 9.22
Round 5, No. 172: LB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss
Player info
Age: 22
Height: 6-0
Weight: 222 pounds
RAS: 6.13
Round 7, No. 242: WR Konata Mumpfield, Pittsburgh
Player info
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