Blaine Grisak is the Lead Publisher for Rams on SI covering the Los Angeles Rams. Prior to joining On Sports Illustrated, he covered the Rams for TurfShow Times, attending events such as the NFL Draft, NFL Combine, and Senior Bowl. A graduate of Northeastern University, Blaine grew up in Montana.
Ty Simpson may not start right away, but the Rams believe sitting behind Stafford could accelerate his long-term development.
Les Snead chose the future over immediate help by drafting Ty Simpson. If the Rams fall short in 2026, the decision will face heavy criticism.
Can any Rams rookie earn a starting role in 2026? Examining the best-case scenarios and biggest obstacles for every member of Los Angeles’ draft class.
The Minnesota Vikings have requested to interview Los Angeles Rams assistant general manager John McKay. What does it mean for Les Snead?
The Rams already added Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson. Bringing in L’Jarius Sneed could provide veteran depth and familiarity
The Rams’ move toward 12 and 13 personnel could reshape Sean McVay’s offense into a modern version of the Patriots dynasty.
Cornerback was the Rams’ biggest issue last season. With Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson now in place, the defense is built for a title run.
The Rams added Ty Simpson, Max Klare, and CJ Daniels in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here are the roster battles that suddenly became much more important.
The Rams drafted Ty Simpson despite his lack of college starts. Here’s why Simpson can beat the odds.
The Rams’ elite rushing attack in 2025 may lead to a new workload split between Kyren Williams and Blake Corum in 2026.
From 11 personnel to heavy tight end usage, the Rams draft showed where Sean McVay is taking this offense next.
The Rams didn’t go all-in. Les Snead’s draft decisions revealed a bigger vision built around Ty Simpson and long-term success.