Alabama star quarterback Ty Simpson has declared for the 2026 NFL draft, and we're going to tell you today why that was the best decision he's ever made.

You are locked on NFL draft, your daily podcast covering the NFL draft, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome back to the Lockdown NFL Draft Podcasts, your daily podcast, cover your favorite draft prospects. Part of Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. I'm your boy, Davy and your partner. I'm an NFL draft analyst with Bleach Report. That's my guy, Keith Sanchez. He's a director of Scotting with

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everydayers, guys, buy or sell. That's the topic on today's show. Ty Simpson's draft stock.

He declared for the 26th NFL draft, but there's some schools offering him

nearly $6.5 million to potentially stay in school.

We'll talk about buy yourself, should he stay or should he go?

Trinidad Chambliss, a guy who has a hot market right now, he's trying to sue the NCAA

so he gets one more year of college football.

And Mateo O'Yungle, the Eddrush, from Oregon, says he's going back to Oregon.

By yourself, that was the right decision.

Let's get it started with Ty Sips and Keith.

Like I said, he declared last week, and then reports over the weekend said, there's some colleges that are offering him close to $6.5 million to reconsider going to the NFL and staying in school one more year by yourself.

Declaring for the NFL draft was the right decision in your opinion.

Yeah, I think it was the right decision.

And this is a situation where you may potentially be thinking about the loan game, right?

Because if you're able to do certain things and put yourself in place to be

selected as a first round pick, then that $6.5 million, right?

Like you kind of compensate for that, right? Like you'll be in the first round. You have guaranteed money, X, Y, Z, right? And you'll be on the path to making more money. Now, what you have to realize is this, that every situation, especially in college football, is not the same, right? Like in these quarterbacks year in and year out don't know what they're walking into

and let's just take this year right remember when garren nussmayr was the number one overall

pick remember when lenore sellers was the number one overall pick remember when drew aller

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