Florida Gators defensive end Jachai Polite felt like the Los Angeles Rams were his favorite meeting of any team at the NFL combine.

Polite is a considered a first-round draft prospect, but he didn't exactly have the performance that many were hoping to see from him in Indianapolis.

Of course, there was also plenty of discussion about his responses to meeting with certain NFL teams, as he stated that teams like the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers bashed him during player meetings.

But it does seem like Polite enjoyed getting to chat with one team in particular, even if Rams coach Sean McVay's youth really stood out:

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Polite could potentially be on the Rams' radar with the No. 31 pick in the draft despite an underwhelming combine, as the team will have lots of options to work with at that point.

And considering that it's their only pick until the fourth round (at least at this point), there's no doubt that the front office will make sure they get the right fit.

Obviously, the Rams will return a ton of key playmakers next season, and they will try to turn that into a repeat trip to the Super Bowl.

If McVay and company can make some minor tweaks, Los Angeles should be in a position to have a shot at more than just an NFC title.