The Los Angeles Rams sign rookie quarterback Ty Simpson to a four-year rookie contract as training camp begins. Multiple reports say Simpson is the No. 13 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and was the final first-round selection from that class to reach an agreement. According to the accounts, he begins the process as the only 2026 first-round quarterback without a contract, and the deal is finalized after a brief delay. One outlet reports the agreement is reached just before training camp, positioning Simpson to join team activities with other newly contracted rookies. Coverage also frames the signing as a key step in the Rams’ quarterback plans, with Simpson viewed as a successor to Matthew Stafford. While the sources provide consistent details on the timing and length of the contract, they do not uniformly specify financial figures beyond noting the reported decision and that the contract follows typical rookie-deal structure for first-round picks. Overall, the reporting agrees that Simpson’s signing completes the Rams’ rookie quarterback contract process for the class and ends the remaining holdout among 2026 first-rounders.