Ty Simpson fits best in a rhytym based offense. He’s is most effective when working from the pocket, using his polished footwork and compact release to keep plays on schedule. Simpson sees the field well, understands spacing, and shows the kind of anticipation that helps him lead receivers away from trouble. He’s not going to wow anyone with elite arm strength or athleticism, but he processes quickly and throws with purpose. His movement skills are solid enough to buy time, and he’s shown he can make the right throw even when structure breaks down. Simpson’s game suits a system that values precision—and with continued growth, he’s got the makeup of a reliable NFL starter.