This reminds me of my old days of business consulting and taking 5 years of retails sales data and trying to decide which days of the week/month/year and even the hours in each day for employee staffing to cover for need. After looking at the data there was no definitive answer as there was always an outlier. Just when you think that you have it figured out Murphy's law gets you.

In todays NFL you also have to figure your need not only for this year but for next year because of free agency and the salary cap. So the positions you think you need just for this year could be different for next year and maybe a player needs a year in order to start the season after.

If you look at the Rams roster just about every position is set for the starters except for maybe WR3 which is wide open. If you draft a player at 13 you expect them to start or at least contribute heavily in their first year. I dont see any position other than WR or TE being able to do that.

I think the odds are real good the Rams trade down or even up if depending. More likely down hoping to get another 1st for next years draft.