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Former Alabama QB Ty Simpson Receives $6.5 Million Offer

by Larry Leo

January 12, 202628 Comments

Former Alabama QB Ty Simpson Receives $6.5 Million Offer

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According to a report from AL.com, former Alabama QB Ty Simpson has received an offer to transfer for more than $5 million...

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“At least one program has offered Simpson a deal that could total $6.5 million to play in 2026, according to one source with direct knowledge. Three SEC schools have also presented offers of at least $4 million and more for Simpson,” AL.com reported.

“The hot pursuit for Simpson is, in part, a reflection of the fluid quarterback market for the 2026 season.”

Simpson is considering all options.

“Several teams chasing a shrinking pool of elite quarterbacks, combined with the pressure to field a CFP contender, could drive up the price for certain players who have yet to transfer and/or are considering the NFL Draft and are seen as transformative,” attorney Darren Heitner said. “It’s basic economics where leverage meets scarcity.”

(The Spun)

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atltiger6487•19 hours

college football is broken

Broadside Bob•19 hours

Seriously wondering how long before people stop watching.

Bucky_B•13 hours

it will take the NFL stepping in because the talent pool is worsening to stop it now.

TigersJump•12 hours

About to say frick it all. NBA is shite. NFL is shite. College football is broken 9 ways sideways. As much as I love it, this is the worst of any of these business models by a multiplier of 50.

DVinBR•17 hours

I can't wait to see big name football players straight up retire after college football

idlewatcher•20 hours

He's considered elite?

CajunBullet•9 hours

If he is elite, he didn't show it against Georgia for sure!

HarryHoudini•18 hours

Either reveal the schools or stfu

Tarheel Tiger•20 hours

Where's Delly screaming about the NIL deals?

Rainier Fog•20 hours

Clearly LSU isn't one of the teams or they would be shitting all over us already

DaleGribblesMower•19 hours

Why? He wasn’t very good

4LSUinSC•14 hours

Very good not great QB, who in my opinion is not worth 6.5 million dollars per year. Let someone besides LSU pay this outrageous amount for his services.
Geaux fighting tigers

TouchdownTony•20 hours

Miami is the one. Not sure who the 3 SEC schools are.

DoubleDown•11 hours

He had flashes of a good-to-great QB but for 6.5$ million?! Holy hell. I guess Oregon (Phil Night Nike money), IU (with Mark Cuban) and all of the Texas teams with Oil money are gonna run CFB soon.
This shite is insane.

Champagne•14 hours

Go get that money, son. That's the name of the game now. Don't EVER let anybody tell you to "stay because you love your school" because IT'S A SCHOOL, not your Country, not your Family, not your God.
Get that money and you'll be capable of serving God, Family and Country all the better.

SWAT•8 hours

Guy is worth about 6.50 after the way he played against Indiana.

Bill W Tiger•20 hours

Sources? Sources? blah...blah...blah

panzer•7 hours

Bet it's Tennessee

theCrusher•10 hours

For perspective, Dart signed a 4 year deal at a little over 1M a year. Most of these guys won’t make it in the NFL so why not try and play CFB for as long as possible. He should take the 6.5M

TulsaSooner78•7 hours

Your information is way off. Dart's contract is almost $17 million guaranteed.

JackieTreehorn•17 hours

More money than brains.

chkenhawk•14 hours

capitalism doing it's thang

chRxis•20 hours

Tennessee, Alabama, and i'm guessing Kentucky

Tiger Ike•18 hours

Go to Kentucky and have Sloan frick you up.

DeafVallyBatnR•17 hours

That is anywhere from 5 to 20 million less than his signing bonus if he goes in first round of the NFL draft.