Ty Simpson to NFL not a done deal, teams offering as much as $6.5 million

Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson has declared his intention to enter the NFL Draft, yet he continues to attract offers from other college programs to remain in college for the 2026 season. Sources indicate that Simpson, through third parties, has been approached by Power Four programs with lucrative offers, with at least one deal potentially worth $6.5 million. Additionally, three SEC schools have reportedly offered deals exceeding $4 million.

The situation underscores the competitive market for elite quarterbacks, as teams aim to secure talent capable of driving a College Football Playoff run. Attorney Darren Heitner suggests the scarcity of top-tier quarterbacks has heightened demand and financial offers.

Simpson's decision-making process is influenced by several factors, including potential first-round NFL Draft status, the risks of another college season, and his legacy at Alabama. Simpson expressed pride in his time with Alabama, emphasizing the significance of his commitment to the program in a video on his Instagram. The final decision may hinge on whether he values potential NFL opportunities over lucrative