Under scrutiny and the bright lights, Tyne Simpson breathed new life into his 2026 NFL draft stock.

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your team every day I'm your boy david your parson I'm an NFL draft analyst with bleach

report that's my guy Keith Sanchez he's a director director of scouting with the Draft Network in 2019,

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It's time to talk all things quarterback college football playoff edition from round one.

QBs of the week, those stark rising performances and those stock falling performances.

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your NFL live bets all season long. Keith, we ended the show talking about Tad Simpson yesterday.

We're going to open the show talking about Tye Simpson. He is my QB of the week.

And Keith, a lot of people probably won, like you said, did he have some over just like

elite performance, you know, 450 yards, three, four touchdowns. No, he was 18 to 29, 62%

completion percentage, 232 yards passing, average eight yards per attempt. He had two passing

touchdowns, zero interceptions, and he didn't put the ball in harm's way. Not only that,

he could have a bigger and better day if some of those

passes were caught. He had four, his receivers dropped four passes in his game. You know what I mean?

And early in that game, Keith, down 17-0, like they had bad field positioning. And the

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