Drew Aller

I mean, he is tough as nails.

He throws with anticipation.

He is fearless throwing into tight windows, especially over the middle of the field.

I think that is a very admirable trait.

And I think mostly speaking, he's accurate.

I don't think the tools are great, but like there is a base to work with with Ty Simpson.

And so when I talk about, you know, detracting his kind of his game, like let's keep it, let's talk about it here.

He also has some really good things that you can work with and say, Hey, I understand why teams might like Ty Simpson, because there is a base to work with there where you can develop him into something more than what he is right now.

Yeah, I will.

I'll see how it looks.

Listen, that's the one thing.

The back one was a concerning one to some teams, I think, because

It definitely hurt his ability to rotate into throws and get mustered on him and everything.

The mechanics just fell off as a result of it.

Then he got gastritis.

Then he cracked a ribbon in, I believe, the Indiana game late in the year.

He was consistently banged up.

I think he had a lower leg injury, too, from what I've heard.

This guy got absolutely pummeled.

I guess one part of it is how much of that was bad luck.