In training camp, the Los Angeles Rams use a rotation approach for quarterbacks, emphasizing evaluation of Ty Simpson and Stetson Bennett as they compete to serve as Matthew Stafford’s backup. Both outlets report that the team plans to give Simpson and Bennett substantial reps during practice rather than limiting them to limited backup snaps. The strategy is tied to the broader goal of assessing each quarterback’s performance against the same practice opportunities, helping the coaching staff determine which player is best suited for the role behind Stafford.
While Stafford remains the starting quarterback, the camp plan includes “testing” the other two quarterbacks with consistent work to compare their readiness and skill sets. The reports indicate the competition is ongoing and that practice reps are a central part of how the Rams evaluate the depth position. The situation continues to develop as the team moves through camp and adjusts workloads based on performance.
