Rob Coakley recommended taking a few early stabs at rookie Jarquez Hunter strictly for closing-line value, but cautioned drafters not to overreact. Sean McVay’s staff publicly raved about Hunter after spending Day-3 capital on him, and the Rams have a history of funneling work to a clear No.2 once preseason games reveal the pecking order. Coakley expects Hunter—rather than 2024 third-rounder Blake Corum—to get first crack at the backup job based on current information, yet emphasized that Kyren Williams is locked into a 75–80% snap share when healthy. Because Los Angeles traditionally tips its hand in Weeks 1–2 of the preseason, Coakley plans to taper exposure until the Rams show their depth-chart cards, then hammer whichever understudy emerges. Draft a sprinkle of Hunter now for upside handcuff equity, but be ready to pivot when August information hits.