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The Los Angeles Rams had a plan to futureproof the quarterback position. They hid their intentions well during the spring before shocking the NFL by selecting Ty Simpson with the thirteenth overall pick. But a plan—at least a good one—doesn’t…

Writer JB Scott questions the Los Angeles Rams' development plan for rookie quarterback Ty Simpson, who remains the emergency third quarterback behind Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett. Simpson was selected 13th overall in the draft and impressed during the preseason, yet he has been an inactive healthy scratch on game days through the first eight weeks of the season.
Scott argues that the Rams should promote Simpson to the primary backup role over Bennett, whose contract expires at the end of the season. With Stafford currently managing an elbow injury, Scott suggests the team could implement the depth chart change around their upcoming bye week.
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