Les Snead is always open for business when it comes to trading draft picks and players, looking for any way to improve the Los Angeles Rams’ roster. It’s not often that he packages picks to move up in the draft, but it’s almost a given that the Rams are going to trade down at some point every year.
They already have eight picks in the draft this weekend, so they’re well-equipped to add some impact rookies – or even move up if they want to package some picks. However, while Snead is open to trading up, he’d rather move down to accumulate even more selections on Day 2 and 3.
“There’s definitely always a chance. You can always trade up,” Snead said. “I doubt we’ve got the ammo to get into that first round, but Sean’s persistent. I’m sure he can talk us into being creative at some point. But yeah, that option’s always available. I do think probably based on where we’re picking and the amount of picks we have, you’d probably rather come away with more shots at the basket than less. But there is always a possibility and you’ve got to be cognizant of that when someone slips or you want to attack instead of retract.”
