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Rams Select Ty Simpson in NFL Draft After Pre-Draft Meeting

The Los Angeles Rams selected quarterback Ty Simpson from Alabama in the recent NFL Draft. The selection followed a previously undisclosed pre-draft meeting between Simpson and Rams officials. Draft analysts had not widely projected Simpson's selection by the Rams.

05/01/2026 · Alabama edition

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Why it matters locally: As a University of Alabama quarterback, Ty Simpson's draft selection is significant news for Alabama sports fans and alumni. His performance in the NFL will be closely watched across the state.

Ty Simpson, quarterback from the University of Alabama, was selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL Draft. The selection was made after a pre-draft meeting between Simpson and Rams representatives, the details of which were not previously public knowledge. Simpson played quarterback for Alabama, contributing to their SEC record. His collegiate statistics include completion percentage of 65% for 244 yards and 7 touchdown passes. Specific details regarding the draft slot in which Simpson was selected and contract terms remain unreported. Further information will be released by the Los Angeles Rams following the formalization of these details.

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