
Alabama QB Ty Simpson returns home to work with younger brother..
Alabama football’s quarterback, Ty Simpson returned home to Martin, Tennessee to work out with his younger brother, Graham Simpson, at UT Martin ahead of summer workouts.
Their dad Jason Simpson is the head coach of the Skyhawks. He posted a short video of the workout to X.
Ty and Graham work in May ! #MartinMade @ty_simpson06 @G_Simpson11 pic.twitter.com/qG0EpgOeqB
— Jason Simpson (@Coach_JSimpson) May 24, 2025
Ty Simpson is still firmly in the running to be Alabama football’s next starting quarterback.
Former Crimson Tide quarterback, AJ McCarron recently expressed he feels it is Simpson’s job to lose.
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Graham Simpson is making a name for himself as a 2028 quarterback prospect. He already holds offers from Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Oklahoma.
Kalen DeBoer asked how close Ty Simpson is to winning Alabama QB battle.
Ty Simpson has not been named the starting quarterback for Alabama football, but he is considered the current favorite ahead of summer workouts.
The former five-star will be looking to secure the starting quarterback role in the fall.
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Alabama’s head coach Kalen DeBoer was asked how close he felt Simpson was to winning the competition and starting against Florida State with the crew at Next Round Live.
“We’ll continue to let those guys compete through fall camp,” DeBoer said. “I think the way Ryan said it is very accurate. Ty’s made a lot of progress and just the 15 practices we had there. But we want to also give those other guys an opportunity to keep pushing and keep competing for the spot as a whole group. I want to word it carefully, but the whole group needs to still be better for us to accomplish what we need to including week one against Florida State. I’m pleased with how they’ve made the strides and starting with Ty, pleased with what he’s doing, but also they all got to keep taking those steps here.”
The Tide’s offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb shared Simpson would start at quarterback if Alabama had a spring game after 15 spring practices. However, Alabama’s quarterback competition remains ongoing.