It should surprise absolutely no one that the Los Angeles Rams drafted another Wisconsin offensive lineman after already having Rob Havenstein and David Edwards starting for them. But with the 104th pick, they scooped up Logan Bruss in the third round.
Bruss wasn’t a player on many fans’ radars leading up to the 104th selection, with most people looking at cornerbacks, edge rushers or other offensive linemen. But make no mistake: Bruss can absolutely play.
The best part about this pick is the fact that the Rams didn’t get lured into adding a luxury player. They didn’t select a wide receiver, which is a position of strength. They didn’t add a No. 3 running back behind Cam Akers and Darrell Henderson Jr.
