Check out more quarterbacks and receivers coming your way, including Ty Simpson.
Does Ty Simpson fit with any of those teams and what are you watching? You know, to me he
fits with the Rams more than anything because he won't have to play right away. Remember,
we're talking about a young man who's only had 15 starts in college, had a sensational season
prior to the season. Oh, I'll take a look by the numbers. Brock Purdy, that's a pretty good
comparison for him right there. For one thing, the college, college experience. Brock Purdy
had what, 43, 46 starts while at Iowa State and helped build a program. Ty Simpson, part of
a program that you always expect to be great, gets them to the college football playoff in
his one year as a starter. So both of them did a great job on campus, just not quite as long.
Yeah, well, he had 15 starts, and we know that the buzz number, if you will, is 20 starts.
What's, what's Coach Parcells say? He wants a 3-year starter, captain, all that. We're not
going to get as much of that anymore, but Ty Simpson with a chance to be the number 2
quarterback in this draft. Everything really kicks into high gear. What I've liked that
they're doing this year, and you guys probably noticed it, was how they warmed up the
quarterbacks. Where they had him going, you saw a DJ where they were going through
quarterback drills with drops, drop rolls, things of that nature to get them going and get
their motors sped up before they go in and start these. All right, here's Ty Simpson, our
first look at the Alabama quarterback. Nice. And he's got
excellent feet, excellent balance, a beautiful release. Uh, he does everything really, really
smooth. Ty Simpson told me yesterday that he believes, knows, understands he's an elite
thrower of the football. Really excited, interestingly, to not know these wideouts
coming into this thing, not know how they're gonna run, not know sort of the routes they're
gonna go through, just go out there and let it rip. But being that elite deep thrower with
elite. Immediate skill. The deep ball is where he really wants to show out today. He
understands that's a question mark for a lot of people. Can he throw the deep ball? And he's,
he wants to show everybody, DJ, he can let it rip down the field. Yeah, I think he's got a
good arm. Um, to me, it was more when you got a lot of bodies around him, it got really
condensed and you saw some fumbles and saw some issues there, but I think he's got plenty
of arm and you're already seeing just through a couple of throws that the ball does come out
nice. to make it work. Love it. Way to fit it. Nice, nice.
Is that him again? That was right there. I thought so. Edie! Nice throw.
All right, 12345, back foot, ball's out.
But yes, but yes, OK. Ty Simpson,
nice ball. Nice job. Jacoby Lane able to haul that one in. And I once upon a time I asked him,
I'm like, what about Indiana? And he said that he's sitting in his living room. And the coach
of Indiana rings the bell. He opens the door. It's Lee Corso who tells him, I just heard over
on the drive over on the radio that I've been fired, but Indiana is a great school. You
should still go. Wow, yeah, how about that? Somebody just tell Sawyer that it's SMU and
you're down by 14, and then he's gonna turn it up and turn it up a notch and start ripping it.
Yeah, that's what's good. T. It's looking good to see him take another
step in the upcoming season. If I'm not mistaken, the year in which he did that at the
combine gets drafted obviously by the Texans. And then his first game in this building was
that win or go home final game of the regular season, right? Pulled it out. Am I right? And
that was that year that started with him going up top Taniko Collins on the first snap of the
game, right, right for the jugular, right out the gate because you don't wanna try not to
bring up bad memories for the hosts here, but CJ Stroud likes playing in this building. He's
thrown in there. What's up? Oh, here's Ty Simpson first up.
Nice ball. He's right on it good.
So. He's got the best feet too and he's dropping in his setup. That's a perfect
throw. Sneaks early in the year, didn't they CD early, early in the year and that got
shelves and not bad, I don't, you know, for whatever reason they just decided not to go
back with that anymore, but he did it. Nice throw from Simpson. Stacy Charles just
mentioned Klubnik. Now we saw a nice. Here's Ty Simpson
In Alabama, yeah, he's throwing the ball really well. I've got a facial comp for him. Oh,
what do you got? Jake Delo. OK. Does he look like him? I don't think he talks. I don't think
he talks like Jake, but he. Here's Simpson. It's part of what Stacy
Dale talked about him talking with her, that he wanted to show people this part of his game.
Yeah, that's nice. That son of a coach thing does kick in though, doesn't it? DJ? His dad,
head coach at UT Martin? No, absolutely, and To me it just, you see it with him and with
Nussmeyer. Their footwork's just a little further along. That deep throws. Nice catch by
Lane. Here's Ty Simpson. Hung up just a little bit, get that one out of there a
little bit more. Speaking of line of fire. Is that you right down there, huh? You know, I
thought I'd positioned myself well. I failed. I failed geometry.
That's a perfect throw from Ty Simpson. He's had a really nice throwing session. Yeah.
I just love his footwork. I think it's so crisp and clean. When we showed the CJ Stroud
stuff earlier, what a throw. That's the footwork is really, really. Young's had a nice
day. You see Ty Simpson chewing the gum there, and, uh,
he's gonna like what he sees when he gets a chance to go back through this workout. Again,
just real smooth, real flow and real easy, nice transfer, ball's on time, get it out there.
Look at his footwork, it's just no false steps , he's got his feet underneath him. Not gonna
wow you with his ability to power the ball, but it's enough. He's got enough arm to make
every type of throw you need to make. Here he is again, watch him off the play action again,
get to the top, hit, hitch. Get it out there. Nicely
done. He throw himself into the 1st round tonight. Yeah, he's gonna be,
I mean, I've looked, I've had him at 40, and I've said that I wouldn't hate it if a team
wanted to do it in the, in the back half of the 1st round, and he's only helping himself
here. So he's gonna be in that conversation. It's about just finding the fit. Who is the
team. Well, I mean, Jets at 16 might be a touch high. I don't, I don't see that one there.