When it comes to wide receivers in the NFL Draft, Los Angeles Rams manager Les Snead tends to get attracted to speed. The Rams could be in the market for a wide receiver, especially on day one or day two of the draft. After Texas’ Xavier Worthy had a record-breaking 40-time at the NFL Combine, it wouldn’t be a surprise if that caught the attention of Snead and head coach Sean McVay.
In 2013, Tavon Austin was one of the most highly-touted wide receivers in the class, but was still seen as a late first-round pick.