Ty Simpson tells what Alabama football needs to do to be as ‘good’ as they want to be

Ty Simpson believes Alabama football’s offense has no exact ceiling on how good they can potentially be as a unit ahead of the 2025 season.

Simpson holds the keys to a talented Crimson Tide offensive attack that has many playmakers who come in all shapes and sizes.

The root of that talent starts within the Crimson Tide’s wide receiver room, a room that features first-team All-SEC receiver Ryan Williams, who proved to be one of the most dynamic players in college football a season ago. Williams’ talent is supplemented by a nucleus of impressive pass catchers, starting with Germie Bernard, who led the Tide in receptions in 2024, followed by the addition of Miami transfer wideout Isiah Horton, emerging sophomore Rico Scott, and a cast of many other electric wideouts.

Alabama is also expected to have a a top offensive line.

The redshirt junior quarterback believes there’s no true limit to how good Alabama’s offense can be this fall with the pieces around him.

“We can be as good as we want to be,” Simpson told reporters Tuesday after practice. “It all just depends on just doing our assignments and making sure that we control our box, and keep the main thing, the main thing. You know, coach Saban used to say that all the time, to not look at the scoreboard and just make sure that ‘Hey we need to do whatever the task at hand is and not worry about everything else, and not be outcome-oriented. And I just think if we just focus on the main thing and the right things, it’ll take us as far as we need to go.”

Simpson will now have a direct and major hand in how far the Crimson Tide’s offensive attack can soar as he leads them under center at quarterback in 2025.