Ty Simpson will play in the Rams' preseason game, while there is no decision about Stetson Bennett playing.
Ty Simpson getting confirmed preseason reps while Stetson Bennett's status remains undecided is a low-stakes but worth-tracking data point as you finalize draft boards. Neither of these two carries any real fantasy weight in redraft leagues barring a chaotic injury chain at quarterback, but preseason snaps are exactly how backup pecking orders get sorted out, and that matters if you're stashing deep bench dart-throws in dynasty or best-ball formats with deep rosters.
For Simpson, actually taking the field gives evaluators and fantasy managers a live look at where he stands in the Rams' QB room. If he shows well, it could nudge him up depth charts and make him a marginally more interesting late-round dynasty stash — Matthew Stafford's age and durability history make any young arm behind him worth a passing thought, though nothing here changes his outlook materially yet. Bennett's situation is murkier since there's no word on whether he even suits up; that itself is a mild yellow flag on his standing in camp, but it's too thin to act on. Treat it as a note to revisit, not a signal to move him up or down boards.
Bottom line: no roster action is warranted off this news. Don't drop or add either player based solely on preseason participation decisions. If you're deep enough into your draft prep to be debating QB4/QB5 flyers, keep Simpson on the radar for his actual on-field performance in the game itself, and wait for firmer information on Bennett before drawing any conclusions about his camp standing.
As the Rams prepare for the first of their three preseason games, coach Sean McVay has made a decision as to whether one of his top backup quarterbacks will play.