Simpson to Rams: Redefining Future at QB

0:00On March 31st, Ty Simpson, the second best quarterback prospect in this draft class behind Fernando Mendoza, might land anywhere from the number two. Overall pick to late in the first round. With Matthew Stafford nearing the end of his career, the Los Angeles Rams could see Simpson as a smart developmental pick to sit behind him for a year, or two before handing over the offense. Rams hit coach Sean McVey as hinted he likes plenty of players at that draft spot, but NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah is zeroing in on Los S. Angeles as a sneaky fit for the Alabama gunslinger, right alongside Arizona. Fans and scouts are split on Simpson, because this quarterback class feels thin overall. Plus, he only started 15 college games. Still, he put up 3567 passing yards, 28 touchdowns, and just five picks in those outings. One ESPN voice argues, picking Simpson high would clash with how McVey has handled quarterback

1:00so far, calling it an odd shift since the Rams might. Not need a starter until at least 2027. Jeremiah's buzz has the lead paying attention, so if the Rams pull the trigger on Simpson, it could reshape their future under center without rushing the timeline.