A look at the tight end room for the Los Angeles Rams ahead of training camp.
One of the biggest strengths that the Los Angeles Rams have on the roster is the tight end room. Despite the usual leader, Tyler Higbee, suffering an ankle injury that knocked him out for multiple games, Colby Parkinson and the rest stepped up in a big way.
Los Angeles may very well return to using 13-personnel due to the tight end prowess of the team, but it is also good to have a collection of players who can block and catch the ball as well.
That said, here is a look at the tight end room ahead of training camp.
Rams Tight Ends on the Roster
Tyler Higbee
The most productive tight end in Rams history signed a new two-year deal, as Tyler Higbee was announced to return. The 10-year veteran could return to proper form in 2026 after injuries have hampered his past two seasons.
Colby Parkinson
Colby Parkinson became the surprise playmaker for the Rams, hauling in 408 yards and eight touchdowns, filling in for the injured Higbee. He was also instrumental in the postseason, bringing in 152 yards and one touchdown.
Davis Allen
Davis Allen brought in 208 yards and three scores of his own and started five games for the Rams in 2025.
Terrance Ferguson
Another surprise in 2025 was Terrance Ferguson, who showed flashes of brilliance, with 231 yards and three touchdowns. The rookie could work himself into a more substantial role if he continues his ascent.
Mark Redman
Mark Redman spent the entire 2025 season on the practice squad.
Max Klare
Max Klare is one of the five draft picks taken by the Rams, and he brought in 448 yards and two touchdowns while with Ohio State in 2025.
Rohan Jones
Rohan Jones is an undrafted free agent out of Arkansas, who will battle it out for a likely practice squad position.
Dan Villari
Dan Villari is in the same boat as Jones, joining Los Angeles as an undrafted free agent out of Syracuse.
Biggest Tight End Questions
One of the most glaring questions has to do with the stacked tight end room in general. Higbee's return should indicate he will be the first out, but it will be hard to ignore Parkinson and Ferguson due to their performances in 2025.
How does Klare fit into the grand scheme of things? The rookie possesses the athletic skill to make some noise, but with Higbee, Parkinson, Ferguson, and Allen all ahead of him on the depth chart, will he get valuable reps?
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