The St. Louis Rams are not on the clock, but as the owners of the second pick in a draft with no suspense surrounding No. 1, the Rams are the team everyone is watching.

And with the usual caveats that everything coming out of every team’s camp right now could be a smoke screen, all signs point to LSU defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey being taken with the second pick.

One team official told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, “It’s not a clear-cut choice,” but most reports indicate that team president John Shaw, General Manager Jay Zygmunt, coach Scott Linehan and executive vice president of player personnel Billy Devaney are close to a consensus on Dorsey, with Virginia defensive end Chris Long second on the team’s board and Ohio State defensive end Vernon Gholston third.

The Rams no doubt wish they could open contract negotiations with one or all of those players, but the league has told them they can’t.

The one wild card is whether another team will make the Rams a big offer to move up. The team most likely to trade up is New Orleans, and the Saints are also believed to be targeting Dorsey.