Three players selected in the Sean McVay era have been re-signed by the Rams.

It’s difficult to draft rookies. Ask any head coach, scout, or general manager. It’s very hard to find future stars in the NFL, and it’s hard to even land a few starters in one class.

Les Snead, the general manager of the Rams, has generally done a good job choosing players in the draft. He located Rob Havenstein, Todd Gurley, Tyler Higbee, Michael Brockers, Jared Goff, Cooper Kupp, and Aaron Donald. However, as of late, the outcomes have been more inconsistent.

The 2020 class comes to mind right away as one of the Rams’ many misses since 2017. There are just three players remaining for the Rams from that nine-player class: Brycen Hopkins, Jordan Fuller, and Tremayne Anchrum Jr., two of whom are backups, following the trade of Van Jefferson to the Falcons.