Phil and Matt Simms open with George Pickens signing his Cowboys franchise tag and playing it out in Dallas, then spend the bulk of the show on the Knicks championship — Phil calls Brunson, Hart, and Bridges winning together at Villanova and then winning an NBA title the same way one of the cooler stories in recent sports history, and draws a direct line to what John Harbaugh is trying to build with the Giants. They close with Phil's Brendan Sorsby scouting report: easy arm power, Jaxson Dart mobility, 60 TDs and 18 picks at Cincinnati, and a longer team list than you'd expect — Detroit, the Eagles, the Jaguars, and the Bears among the names beyond the obvious suspects.

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Matt and Phil Simms welcome Jay Hedley, CEO of HeadVantage and decorated A-10 pilot, to break down how eye-tracking technology embedded in NFL helmets can show coaches exactly what a quarterback sees — not just where his head is pointed. The company is already inside the NFL Forward program, with applications spanning player development, broadcast, officiating, and real-time concussion detection, and is targeting on-field use before the end of the 2026 season.

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Matt and Phil Simms break down an active Giants offseason, praising John Harbaugh's immediate impact on the culture and the decision to sign veteran receivers Odell Beckham Jr., JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Braxton Berrios. They discuss why surrounding Dart with proven, tough pass-catchers is the right call, and how the offensive staff brings a strong mix of experience to New York. The conversation shifts to the AJ Brown trade, the Myles Garrett blockbuster, and what both moves mean for their respective franchises, before closing on Deshaun Watson's encouraging OTA reps in Cleveland and the Kyler Murray vs. JJ McCarthy competition in Minnesota.

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Phil and Matt Simms break down the growing excitement around the New York Giants after the Beacon Theater Town Hall event, including why Phil believes Brian Burns is emerging as the leader of the defense and how John Harbaugh has brought a new energy to the organization.

Plus, Phil dives into the Cleveland Browns’ fascinating quarterback competition featuring Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, and Taylen Green, and explains why Todd Monken could completely reshape the franchise culture. The episode also spotlights rising quarterback prospects like Brendan Sorsby and Minnesota’s Drake Lindsey, along with quick thoughts on Kyler Murray, JJ McCarthy, and the future of dome stadiums in the NFL.

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Joe Theismann is back for Part Two of his QB State of the Union with Phil and Matt Simms. Joe talks about the expectations for Fernando Mendoza in his rookie year, the Ty Simpson - Matt Stafford situation, and how Kyler Murray's second chance with the Vikings can prove a lot of people wrong.

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Phil Simms and Matt Simms welcome back NFL legend Joe Theismann to Simms Complete for a wide-ranging quarterback state of the union heading into the 2026 season. They dig into Justin Herbert's new partnership with Mike McDaniel, the growth of Jaxson Dart in New York, and Theismann's core belief that protecting mobile quarterbacks from themselves is the defining coaching challenge of the modern era. Theismann lavishes praise on Trevor Lawrence's breakout season under Liam Coen and draws a parallel to what he expects from Caleb Williams and CJ Stroud as they enter those critical Year 3-4 windows. The conversation rounds out with takes on Malik Willis inheriting the starter job in Miami, Aaron Rodgers reuniting with Mike McCarthy in Pittsburgh alongside newly drafted Drew Allar, and Theismann's personal stories about commanding respect from teammates.

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Matt Simms is joined by former Jets executive Greg Nejmeh to break down 2026 NFL Draft rookies using FanDuel odds as a guide. Greg tabs Seahawks RB Jadarian Price as his AP Offensive Rookie of the Year pick for his fit in a proven winning system, while Matt backs Saints WR Jordyn Tyson to thrive under Kellen Moore opposite Tyler Shough. On defense, Greg leans on Chiefs CB Mansoor Delane as the cleanest early projection, while Matt counters with Cowboys safety Caleb Downs at plus-850 for his blitz versatility and tackle production. The conversation wraps with QB comparisons — both agreeing Fernando Mendoza has the clearest runway to a strong rookie finish — and a deep dive on edge rushers including Rueben Bain Jr., Akheem Mesidor, and why Keldric Faulk could be a sneaky early contributor for Robert Saleh's Titans defense.

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Phil and Matt are back to give their thoughts on the NFL Draft. First Phil breaks down the Giants draft which he calls a "Home run" and talks about the G-Men adding tough, physical players to fit Harbaugh's philosophy. Next, they dive into all the QB selections breaking down the landing spots and surprises from all the drafted QBs.

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Fresh off the first round, Matt and Phil Simms break down the New York Giants, who made a statement in Round 1, landing Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa to reshape both sides of the trenches with speed, toughness, and versatility.

Plus, a surprise move shakes up the draft as Ty Simpson heads to the Los Angeles Rams, giving them a future QB with a skillset that fits perfectly behind Matthew Stafford.

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Join Phil and Matt Simms on a journey through the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft and who they Bleav the Giants will be leaning towards at pick numbers 5 and 10. Will they come up with some surprising players or maybe reiterate some of your favorites that the G-men could add to bolster their lineup. Can they go wrong with two lottery picks?!

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