Steve Muench

Steve Muench, football analyst known for film evaluation and draft boards, weighs in on Ty Simpson’s pro day and the surrounding media buzz. He highlights second-round standouts from the latest mock and discusses workout boosts across prospects. Quick takes span speedy corners, rising edge rushers, and surprising offensive tackle climbs.

In this lively discussion, NFL draft expert Steve Muench shares his insights on the recent draft picks. He dives into the surprising fall of Shedeur Sanders, examining the balance between his skills and physical concerns. Muench also analyzes standout players like Pat Bryant and the strategies employed by teams such as the Browns and Bears. Excitement brews over new wide receivers from Iowa State and the implications of strategic picks on team dynamics, making for a thrilling recap of Draft Day 2!

Welcome to The McShay Show! Today, the guys are diving deep on the 2026 NFL draft QB class, with comps, ceilings, floors, and everything else you need to know about the top 10 prospects. Todd also shares why some NFL teams have approached this offseason with an eye on the loaded 2027 QB group.(0:00) Welcome to The McShay Show!(0:40) Evaluating the 2026 QB Class (5:55) #1 Fernando Mendoza, Indiana(24:30) #2 Ty Simpson, Alabama(42:45) #3 Cole Payton, North Dakota State(53:15) #4 Garrett Nussmeier, LSU(1:01:25) #5 Carson Beck, Miami(1:09:50) 2027's Historic QB ClassThe Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.Host: Todd McShayGuest: Steve MuenchProducers: Tucker Tashjian, Conor Nevins, and Daniel ComerSocial: Jon Roemer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve Muench, football analyst known for draft and college evaluations. He reacts to the Trent McDuffie trade and explains its draft implications. He then dives into Todd’s post-combine Top-100 board. Short takes on top-10 movers, tackle and corner depth, tricky mid-board prospects, and which players are hardest to grade.

Steve Muench, NFL draft and college football analyst, breaks down Indy’s biggest workout stories. He highlights Sonny Styles’ rare testing and top-five buzz. They spotlight risers like Jeff Caldwell and Ty Simpson’s draft debate. OL standouts and tight end explosiveness also get attention.

Steve Muench, draft analyst and McShay Report co-host, joins to unpack combine measurements and scouting quirks. They debate arm length importance and measure arms live. Short takes cover quarterback evaluations, how teams build draft boards, and why mock drafts and front-office thinking often diverge.

Steve Muench, football analyst known for sharp player evaluation, joins the conversation. They debate whether Fernando Mendoza is THE QB or just one of many. Short takes on top edge rushers, a heated WR1 ranking, tackle class surprises, linebacker and corner value battles, and TE2 candidates. Quick dives into team intel and why front-office chatter matters.

Steve Muench, ESPN draft analyst known for sharp prospect evaluation, joins to break down the first‑round mock picks. They discuss team fits, positional priorities, and surprising board moves. Multiple short takes cover tackles, edge rushers, receivers, and late first‑round quarterback intrigue. Fast‑paced draft rationale and fit debates drive the conversation.

Steve Muench, football analyst known for sharp player evaluations, joins to break down day two at the Senior Bowl. He dissects the QB group, from Diego Pavia’s limitations to Cole Payton’s strong practice. He highlights edge rushers, breakout mid-round prospects, and introduces under-the-radar 'Nudge Guys' to watch as the draft season heats up.

Steve Muench, an experienced NFL draft analyst known for his scouting prowess, joins Todd McShay to break down top college quarterbacks Fernando Mendoza and Carson Beck. They analyze Mendoza's pre-snap processing and calm under pressure, while highlighting Beck's growth and clutch performances. The discussion shifts to the draft implications for NFL teams that faced early playoff exits, focusing on potential needs for the Panthers, Cowboys, Chargers, Eagles, and Browns. Finally, Muench shares quirky personal anecdotes in his debut segment, bringing a fun twist to the insights!