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The Los Angeles Rams selected tight end Max Klare in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Klare is expected to compete for playing time and potentially replace veteran Tyler Higbee in the future.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - FEBRUARY 27: Max Klare #TE13 of Ohio State participates in a drill during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 27, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images) | Getty Images
After the Los Angeles Rams selected Ty Simpson with their first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, they waited until their second round selection and 61st overall pick to go and grab Max Klare, tight end out of Purdue and Ohio State. Klare joins perhaps the deepest tight end room in the league along with Tyler Higbee, Colby Parkison and Terrance Ferguson.
Like many rookies, Klareâs playing time could be limited in Year 1, but he should have the chance to seriously compete and contribute along with Parkinson and Ferguson, and if the high draft pick spent on Klare is any indication, the Rams intend him to be a part of the offense now, and later as heâll likely try to replace Higbee and or Parkinson who may no longer be on the team after 2026.
Parkinson is on the last year of his contract with the Rams, and Higbee is likely closer towards the end of his career than the beginning at 33 years of age, but unlike Parkinson, Higbeeâs current contract runs through 2027.
Max Klare plays as a tight end for the Los Angeles Rams.
The Rams drafted Max Klare to strengthen their tight end position and plan for future replacements as veterans age.
The Rams' tight end roster includes Tyler Higbee, Colby Parkinson, and Terrance Ferguson.
Tyler Higbee's contract with the Rams runs through 2027, but he is nearing the end of his career at 33 years old.
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A three-star recruit out of St. Xavier High School, Klare didnât exactly have a prolific collegiate career, never topping 700 yards in a single year, but he did accrue 1,300+ receiving yards and six touchdowns over three college seasons. Klare spent 2023 and 2024 as a Boilermaker at Purde before becoming an Ohio State Buckeye in 2025. He has a career long reception of 62 yards.
For Klare, what should matter is that whatever he did in college, it was enough to catch the eyes of Sean McVay and Les Snead.
ââŠhis production could make teams forget the drops. He improved as a run blocker as the season progressed, but âfunctionalâ might be the finish line there. In a league craving impact tight ends, Klare has a chance to inject life into an offense hunting mismatches.â
If the Rams feel that Klare showed improvement as a run blocker over his time in college, then they likely think they can help him improve with the right coaching and strength training at the NFL level. Add in the idea that heâs a matchup nightmare for defenses with size, speed and athleticism, and heâs a perfect fit for McVay.
Any drop concerns didnât scare the Rams off, but there are reasons he was taken at 61 and not sooner.
I am not sure that anyone has associated Klare as a generational player at the tight end position the way Brock Bowers was touted when he entered the NFL a couple season ago. However, being touted as a top prospect isnât everything, itâs what can you do at the NFL level?
There are some questions of Klare, will he have the speed and strength to stay relevant at the NFL level where every player is faster and stronger than in college? Thatâs a fair question for any player entering the NFL.
Another question that may be more specific to Klare is will he overcome some of the drop and ball security issues that NFL.com noted?
Time will tell.
The Rams showed last year they are happy to deploy all of the tight ends available to them on gameday. Will Klare push the other tight ends on the roster for playing time right away? Could Parkinson be seen as a trade candidate with the addition of Klare, and the potential emergence of Ferguson in Year 2?
Thatâs something fans and the Rams will be watching for.
Whether itâs Higbee, Parkison, Ferguson and or Klare, this could be a monstrous TE group with any combination of the three or four.
Klare should be a boost for the tight end room for years to come, and whether or not he earns an extension past his rookie deal could have a lot to do with how he improves as a blocker and his ability to maintain catches and take care of the football.
He has the talent, now he gets the chance to refine his game at the next level, on a team who has a real shot to win a Super Bowl in 2026. Not a bad place to start for the former Purdue and Ohio State product as he begins his NFL journey.