The G6 field is too unstable for a safe pick.
Context
Ty describes spending an inordinate amount of time comparing six candidates for the automatic G6 spot. Unlike a blue-blood title pick, the selection turns on health, schedule shape, conference matchups, and whether a new or returning quarterback becomes reliable enough to win a narrow race.
That uncertainty does not make the race uninteresting. It makes the G6 conversation a particularly honest preseason test of how much the hosts are relying on logos, prior proof, or a favorable schedule.