Jul 14, 2026 · 37 min · 9 segments
Matt and Phil Simms dive into a second-year QB roundup: Phil raves about Jaxson Dart's arm and running ability in New York, calls Tyler Shough one of the more underrated young quarterbacks in the…
Matt SimmsHost
Phil SimmsGuest
And, you know, there's not much to talk about because there's not a lot of action, you know? But still, uh, one thing that's really interesting that has taken place, right, is just, uh, Brandon Shores beat that situation there.
Uh, this is an interesting case, of course, now with it potentially being just a two-game suspension, despite the fact that he, uh, obviously was gambling, uh, on college football, being a college football player.
This potentially does open up the door for the NCAA, who's been asking for help for it seems like these past handful of years since the NIL door had been opened up, uh, for someone to come in, right, and help them fix out what's going on.
Like, as someone who went through the structure of being a pro football player, right, in its classic sense, being able to now watch it, like, having two sons go through the process, but now seeing it how it is now.
Uh, your thoughts on just the state of college football, the situation with Texas Tech and Brandon Shores be, a- and what do you think of all this?
But just going off of last year, I would say college football, it was in a great place.
More people that we know and talk to by, you know, each week, all of a sudden, it was always about the pros.
And last year, I would say the college football scene was taking up 30 to 40% of that just in my life.
People ask me about this guy, the coach, teams, and, you know, the playoff system for them.
And, you know, there's not much to talk about because there's not a lot of action, you know? But still, uh, one thing that's really interesting that has taken place, right, is just, uh, Brandon Shores beat that situation there.
Uh, this is an interesting case, of course, now with it potentially being just a two-game suspension, despite the fact that he, uh, obviously was gambling, uh, on college football, being a college football player.
This potentially does open up the door for the NCAA, who's been asking for help for it seems like these past handful of years since the NIL door had been opened up, uh, for someone to come in, right, and help them fix out what's going on.
Like, as someone who went through the structure of being a pro football player, right, in its classic sense, being able to now watch it, like, having two sons go through the process, but now seeing it how it is now.
Uh, your thoughts on just the state of college football, the situation with Texas Tech and Brandon Shores be, a- and what do you think of all this?
But just going off of last year, I would say college football, it was in a great place.
More people that we know and talk to by, you know, each week, all of a sudden, it was always about the pros.
And last year, I would say the college football scene was taking up 30 to 40% of that just in my life.
People ask me about this guy, the coach, teams, and, you know, the playoff system for them.
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