This is my first post so hello to everyone. With that being said I am a big Rams fan even though they aren't my absolute favorite team (Eagles) but they are my 2nd favorite and have been since I was around 7 or 8. I am 17 almost 18 now so I have been through all the glory years, great years, somewhat good years and the past two seasons. Anyway looking over the Rams roster its clear that their are two problems with it number 1: They are a team that isn't that talented throughout most positions and number 2: they are a young team without much young talent except for the d-line. So with that in mind I looked at this years draft and picked out a few players who could be low risk high reward type players. The kind that are available from the 5th round below and won't take up much cap room and if they are busts then you can just cut them with no problem but if they excell then you have a steal. I tried to pick out 2 players at every position who could come in and learn the system for a season or two and contribute in spots or special teams, then start to contribute regularly including possibly starting once they learn the system. Please give me comments and tell me what you think Starting with...

Quarterback

John Parker Wilson(Alabama) He won't be a gunslinger but I bet he could be a really solid backup qb. He is a great game manager who doesn't make many mistakes.

Chase Holbrook(New Mexico State) He has good size and experience, and is considered easy to coach. Doesn't have a big arm but he has enough zip ton the ball o put it where it needs to go. Deciphers defenses really easily. Given time to adjust to the speed of the pro game he could probably start in a couple of seasons.

Running Back

Kory Sheets(Purdue)He has good size and speed and fights for yardage. Is an above average receiver for a RB and can block. Only downside is experience

Bernard Scott:(Abilene Christian)A DII prospect who ran for over 5,000 in 3 years with 74 rushing tds. Also a good reciever and would be a good change of pace back with SJ. Probably could be undrafted free agent so he would be cheap

Receiver

Ramses Barden(Cal Poly) I feel bad about this, I have been a fan of his for the last 2 years and just when I think he could be a steal he starts moving up everyones draft boards because of his size and toughness and ability. Would be great for the Rams who need a big receiver

Jarret Dillard(Rice)Won't dominate like he did in college but his intangables are immeasurable. Decent size and quickness but is a big time playmaker. Could one day possibly be a number 1 receiver

Tight End

Anthony Hill(North Carolina state) Great size, built like a linemen. Decent quickness for his size and a good receiver.Can be a team leader. His blocking is better than Brandon Pettiegrew who is consider the best TE this draft.

Tripp Chandler(Georgia)Not a good receiver but is a good blocker with good size. Has some potential to be a sub package blocker

Tackle

Lydon Murtha(Nebraska) A big guy who is very athletic for his size. Plays with good leverage and technique. Could possibliy start one day. Looks to be able to play both tackles spots. Kind of like Adam Goldberg

Sean Sester(Purdue) BIg enough to play guard, has decent but not great speed. Can play top heavy and is sometimes top heavy nevertheless he is a try hard player who may not be a full time starter but could be a valuable backup

Guard

Travis Bright(BYU) Has good size but his speed makes him valuable for a pull guard. He has great character and potential as a possible starter one day who can contribute almost immediantely.

Louis West(Henderson State) To clearly imagine his size without ever seeing him just imagine a much taller and heavier Ted Washington. Absolute beast in the trenchs in both run and pass protection. Played for a small school so he will be a bit of a project and at 375 lbs could probably afford to drop 30 or more pounds to improve his speed

Center

Antoine Caldwell(Alabama) He can play any position the line including LT. has good size and speed combo and has decent strength. Workout numbers aren't eye popping but when I watch film of Alabama he stands out more than teammate Andre Smith. Above average technique, will probably be a 2nd or 3rd round pick but he will be well worth it.

Rob Bruggeman(Iowa) Good height, decent weigth but still filling out. Has decent technique but still improving. Great character. Not necessarily special but tries hard every play and never slows down until the game is over.

Like I said before please give me some comments and thanks for reading :D