Don't ever give up.

Simpson on the move it's going to keep it and score.

Creative, efficient.

And Simpson says, hush now.

Now, back to you better you bet, with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

Ah, the great Chris Fowler, Tim Scanling clients with the call this past season on ESPN and ABC.

Ty Simpson, a lot of buzz around the Alabama quarterback heading into the NFL draft.

Joining us right now to break down the 2006 NFL draft, this is a long time coming. Here on, you bet or you bet.

Because joining us

here on the show is the lead draft analyst for NFL network. And in my opinion, the number one draft analyst, period. In the United States, forget about the United States. How about the world? The great Daniel Jeremiah. DJ is the host of the Move the Sticks podcast with the great

Bucky Brooks, and everyone knows

Greg Rosenthal, host of the Move the Sticks podcast with the great Bucky Brooks,

and everyone knows Greg Rosenthal, friend of the show. Forties and Free Agents is tremendous

with Greg and Dan. I love the NFL. I listen to every episode they put out. It is a fantastic

show. All of these shows available wherever you listen to your podcast, DJ on Twitter at Move the Sticks, my friends, welcome to you better you bet. Happy draft season to you and yours. It's great to see. I'll be honest, when they told me, you know, there was a podcast opportunity with me and Rosenthal, and we're coming up on a year. I think it's a little over a year we've been doing it.

I gave it two months.

I mean, I didn't know if Greg would be able to hold on much longer than that. So we have well exceeded expectations. I appreciate you, you're listening. No, you've done an awesome job, and Greg's done an awesome job at the show. We talked about it a little bit off there. I love the dynamic between the two of you guys. DJ, the big story right now in the NFL draft, and we'll give a tip of the cap to our friend

Dan Orlovsky, who's kind of ESPN, who's kind of made this a national story.

Ty Simpson v. Fernando Mendoza.

So I'm curious, I know on your board you have Mendoza way higher than Simpson.

So let's just talk about the comparison that's not meant to be like Orlovsky's wrong. Just giving that as some context here, your opinion on the Mendoza-Simpson

debate and where Daniel Jeremiah comes down on it. Well, first of all, it's interesting because

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