The Los Angeles Rams addressed their offensive line in the third round on Friday night, selecting Keagen Trost out of Missouri at No. 93 overall. The versatile offensive lineman can play just about any position up front, so he’ll provide depth at multiple spots for the Rams.

He may not have been a highly ranked player by experts, but his performance in 2025 was outstanding. According to Pro Football Focus, he allowed just one sack and six total pressures last season, earning a 92.4 offensive grade from the outlet.

The NFL Network broadcast noted that there were only two offensive players in the FBS who were graded higher than Trost in 2025: Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love and Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin.

Both were Heisman finalists, and Love was the third overall pick in this year’s draft. That’s the company Trost kept last year.

His run-blocking grade of 91.7 was first among offensive tackles, as was his 92.4 overall grade. He can both pass protect and block in the run game, which makes him a well-rounded offensive lineman who can win at multiple positions.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams' Keagen Trost was 3rd-highest graded player in college last year