The 2025 NFL Draft is a wrap, and grades for and reactions to the Rams' six selections are out.

Here's what experts had to say about the class.

Yahoo Sports' Nate Tice and Charles McDonald

"Picking up the Falcons' 2026 first-round pick for this year's 26th overall pick makes this an A by itself," Tice and McDonald wrote. "Getting Terrance Ferguson in the second round was a nice way to kick off the draft with a quality starter who has the upside to be a weapon at tight end for Matthew Stafford this season. The Rams added some good depth on the edge of their defense with Josaiah Stewart, who should fit in cleanly with their other young edge rushers. Overall, it was a really different approach for the Rams in the draft this year that gives them a lot of firepower in terms of draft capital for the 2026 NFL Draft."

The analysts also chose Auburn running back Jarquez Hunter as the team's most interesting pick.

NFL.com's Chad Reuter: B+

"Trading out of the first round gave the Rams a 2026 first-round pick, though it did cost them a Day 2 selection this year (in Round 3)," Reuter wrote as part of his analysis. "Ferguson is the agile pass-catcher they needed at tight end. The Rams eschewed other needs to select Stewart, who is a good football player despite not possessing the size or athleticism of most pass rushers."

Reuter's full analysis can be read here.

Bleacher Report Scouting Department: B+

Regarding second-round pick Terrance Ferguson, "he has developmental upside as a blocker and contested-catch target," Dame Parson of the B/R Scouting Department wrote.

"The Rams would have been wise to add a cornerback or an elite off-ball linebacker early, but they navigated the draft fairly successfully, considering they traded their first-round selection," the department wrote as part of it's analysis.

The full breakdown can be read here.

Nate Davis, USA TODAY: B

"Not especially sexy, but second-round TE Terrance Ferguson, third-round OLB Josaiah Stewart and fourth-round RB Jarquez Hunter should all be able to claim instant roles on a team that could be the biggest threat to the Eagles in the NFC next season," Davis wrote. "But the big win was GM Les Snead obtaining the Falcons' first-rounder in 2026, which he might wind up using to get QB Matthew Stafford's successor."

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.: B-

The biggest influence on Kiper's grade seems to be Los Angeles not drafting a cornerback, which he deemed as one of its biggest needs.

"In the end, Snead and coach Sean McVay got a deal done with the Falcons to trade back, acquiring pick Nos. 46 and 242 and an extremely valuable 2026 first-rounder for Nos. 26 and 101," Kiper wrote as part of his analysis. "I love the deal for L.A., which is going year to year with quarterback Matthew Stafford and now could look to next year's draft to find a successor. Atlanta isn't guaranteed to make the playoffs, which means its pick could fall in the teens."

Kiper's full breakdown can be read here (subscription required to read).