Win some and lose some. That's the name of the game when it comes to searching for talent in any given NFL draft. And there are the exceptional cases caused by injury that force a rookie to the front lines. Such was the case in 2024 for the Los Angeles Rams and then-rookie center Beaux Limmer.
A huge, powerful interior offensive lineman, it was easy to understand why general manager Les Snead selected him in Round 6 of the 2024 NFL draft. Projected off the board sooner, he was immediately viewed as a value-added pick. And his training camp, preseason, and eventual promotion as the team's starting center were proof positive that the team had landed a diamond in the rough.