Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed weigh in on Penn State’s Tyler Warren, discussing how the top tight end prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft is a special player with the football in his hands.
Chris Simms breaks down Draft Kings’ odds for teams to select a tight end in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, highlighting the New York Jets’ odds and why it makes sense for the team to go after Tyler Warren.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed discuss NFL Draft prospect Mason Taylor, in which his impressive athleticism and route running could get him off the board before the end of the second round.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed analyze where Colston Loveland stands among the other top tight ends in the 2025 NFL Draft, discussing why the former Michigan standout can be an elite run blocker at next level.
Chris Simms reveals his rankings for the top WRs in the 2025 NFL Draft class and breaks them into different tiers, where Travis Hunter lands in a tier of his own, three other QBs round out Tier 2 and more.
Chris Simms explains why Iowa State WR Jaylin Noel falls in Tier 2 and No. 4 overall in his 2025 NFL Draft rankings because he is a twitchy pass catcher built like an RB, who is an “elite athlete in every way.”
Arizona playmaker Tetairoa McMillan finds his way into Tier 2 on Chris Simms’ wide receiver draft rankings due to hands that are among the best Simms has seen.
Chris Simms explains why Ole Miss WR Tre Harris is ranked in Tier 3 and No. 5 overall in his WR rankings, including his strong route running, consistent speed and ability to make big plays.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed discuss the betting odds for which WR will be drafted first in the 2025 NFL Draft, including Tetairoa McMillan, Matthew Golden, Emeka Egbuka and more.
Chris Simms analyzes Travis Hunter, sharing why the ex-Colorado star lands at No. 1 in his wide receiver rankings, citing his undeniable talent, great body language, unbelievable speed, solid hands and elite instincts.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed analyze Cam Ward’s release, explaining how the Miami quarterback gets the ball out in a way that mimics Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed create a perfect quarterback robot named C-THROW-PO, choosing which 2025 NFL Draft prospect has the best arm strength, touch, mechanics, agility, speed, decision-making, size and leadership.
Chris Simms takes a deep dive into the questions surrounding Shedeur Sanders’ potential at the next level as critics of his game continue to poke holes at his arm talent and where his value lies in the draft.
Chris Simms analyzes Shedeur Sanders, explaining why the former Colorado quarterback lands at No. 2 in his QB rankings with his “radiating” presence on the football field.
Chris Simms evaluates where Quinn Ewers sits among his 2025 NFL Draft quarterback rankings, breaking down his “effortless” throwing ability that either lifts or sinks his production in key moments.
Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart falls into Tier 2 of Chris Simms’ 2025 NFL Draft QB rankings, who brings toughness and an ability to move within the pocket, though falling flat with power throws and the “wow” trait.
Chris Simms reveals his rankings for the top QBs in the 2025 NFL Draft class and breaks them into different tiers, from Cam Ward to Shedeur Sanders and more.
Chris Simms believes Syracuse’s Kyle McCord is flying under the radar compared to other 2025 NFL Draft quarterback prospects, explaining why there’s “a lot to like” about his game and how his “mechanics are flawless.”
Chris Simms explains why Miami quarterback Cam Ward is his “slam dunk” No. 1 quarterback prospect and is in a tier of his own ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers discuss the new era for the 49ers after the “mass exodus” of players, and they are “shocked” that San Francisco remains favored to win the NFC West on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers analyze the quarterback moves in NFL free agency, debating whether the Seattle Seahawks, Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets and Indianapolis Colts raised their ceiling for 2025.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers discuss Washington’s “aggressive” approach to the offseason and how adding players like LT Laremy Tunsil and WR Deebo Samuel prepares the Commanders for a strong upcoming season.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers applaud the Vikings for their free agency moves, examining Brian Flores’ expanded defensive flexibility and why signing Aaron Rodgers would “change everything” for Minnesota.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed react to CB Isaiah Rodgers reportedly agreeing to a 2-year deal with Minnesota, including why it is a “very good value signing” for the Vikings.
Chris Simms sees a clear stylistic fit between Justin Fields and the New York Jets after the quarterback reportedly agreed to a two-year deal with the team.
Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed react to Seattle reportedly signing Sam Darnold to a three-year deal, including why the QB is a strong fit for a “reallocating” Seahawks team.
Chris Simms reacts to Milton Williams’ reported $26 million per year agreement with the New England Patriots after initial rumors that he was set to sign with the Carolina Panthers.
Chris Simms breaks down Davante Adams’ deal with the Los Angles Rams, explaining why the star receiver is an ideal match to lineup alongside Puka Nacua.
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