Unless Ashton Jeanty miraculously falls into the Rams’ lap at No. 26, which is absolutely not going to happen, Los Angeles should pass on every running back in the first round. As good as Henderson is, including his ability to impact the game as a receiver, the Rams don’t need to spend a first-round pick on a running back.

According to NFL insider Dianna Russini of The Athletic, Los Angeles has been active in possibly moving up in the first round. The Rams want to land a tight end, and it could see them make a deal early on in the draft.

There were reports that QB Matthew Stafford could potentially leave Los Angeles, but he agreed to a restructured contract in February. While the Rams released Super Bowl LVI MVP Cooper Kupp, they brought in Davante Adams to take his place alongside Puka Nacua.