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Matthew Stafford Finally Reacts to Rams Drafting Ty Simpson, Says He's Mentoring QB
Stafford said he is sharing knowledge with Ty Simpson after the Rams used a first-round pick on the Alabama quarterback.
- On Wednesday, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford addressed the team's selection of rookie Ty Simpson, emphasizing his commitment to mentoring the former Alabama Crimson Tide star during meetings and practice.
- The Rams surprised many by drafting Simpson 13th overall, a move that came despite Stafford recently signing a contract extension through 2027 worth up to $55 million.
- Stafford, who played at Georgia, followed Simpson's collegiate career at Alabama and texted the rookie, "Really enjoyed watching you play, just you were in the wrong jersey."
- Kelly Stafford reached out to welcome the rookie via Instagram, prompting Simpson to express excitement: "I can't wait to talk to Matthew and pick his brain about everything."
- Head coach Sean McVay noted Simpson's eventual transition will occur on Stafford's terms, while the reigning NFL MVP intends to continue playing through 2027.
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MVP Matthew Stafford says he understands why the Rams drafted Ty Simpson
Matthew Stafford says he understands why the Los Angeles Rams drafted Ty Simpson last month, even though they’ve got the NFL’s reigning MVP quarterback under contract for at least the next two years.
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