Overview
- He announced his decision in an emotional Instagram video after informing Alabama coaches he would forgo his senior year.
- In 2025 he went 305-for-473 for 3,567 yards with 28 touchdowns and five interceptions, steering the Tide to the SEC title game and a CFP win over Oklahoma.
- He left the Rose Bowl loss to Indiana with a cracked rib suffered on a first-half fumble, finishing his only starting season at 11-4.
- Analysts commonly rank him as the draft’s No. 3 quarterback behind Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore, with roughly 15 college starts cited in evaluations.
- Alabama now faces an open quarterback competition featuring Austin Mack and Keelon Russell, as Jason Simpson says NFL GMs offered first-round grades and transfer options existed if Ty stayed.