Would you be surprised if Ty Simpson falls out of the first round?

The episode opens with a reflective conversation between hosts Jonathan Biddle and Nick Badone about the cultural and psychological impact of perceived physical stature, using their own height (5'9") as a lens. They discuss how athletes, particularly in baseball and football, have historically exaggerated their height—revealed by the recent ABS system audit showing over 50% of MLB players lied about their height. This revelation reframes the narrative: many elite athletes were never actually as tall as claimed, challenging the long-held excuse of 'not being big enough' for top-level success. The discussion transitions into the NFL Draft, focusing on quarterback Ty Simpson. Despite media buzz, the hosts argue that no team currently gives Simpson a true first-round grade, making a first-round fall plausible. They contrast this with Shodar Sanders' 2025 draft slide, which was driven by off-field issues, unlike Simpson’s situation. The Browns are considered a potential landing spot, but the hosts question the logic of drafting Simpson in 2026 when 2027 promises a deeper quarterback class. The episode ends with a provocative debate on whether any plan—no matter how unconventional—is better than relying on Deshaun Watson’s uncertain future.