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We got another Hi today. No word on the class.

The rest of team blocked liked it was an RPO, so maybe Quinn got confused, because it was classic RPO play design.

This is the problem, people aren't grading him on the level that he was the leading Heisman candidate and projected #1 (Top 10) NFL pick coming into the season. We got version of Quinn for the 1st 3 games and since he got back we have gotten freshmen Quinn. We all saw what that version got us against Georgia, an ass kicking. Even his best plays against Vanderbilt were bad throws that are not completed against better competition. The throw to Helm for 24 yrads, was off his back foot and in the NFL it;s either broken up or intercepted. The throw to Moore for the 2nd TD in the NFL that ball is broken up. The sack he took on the RPO was horrendous because he saw the blitzing CB the entire play, a NFL QB throws that ball away to save the 5 yards, then he compounds that on the next play by turning a great concept and route by Wingo into a PBU by underthrowing the ball. A JAG NFL QB completes that pass for a TD more times than not. The training wheels need to be taken off and people need to understand that a 3-year QB shouldn't be slightly better than the freshmen backup.

Watch as Quinn buries the ball into the turf instead of taking a stupid sack. He saw the blitzing corner the entire play and knew this was a dead play.

Yeah, 100% we would have had a completely different team with Holland and Johnson last year. They went #5 and #23 in the draft. Johnson easily fits there in the 2025 draft, but he will have a team filled with veteran college players so that he doesn't have to feel the pressure of being a one and done lottery pick.

Was it Pete Rose's great grandkid running the bases? Going to get the chicks at school today. Happy that Lil Shep is ok, prayers answered for sure.

In the 2 wins: 11-21 from 3 In the 2 losses: 8-25 Still highly inconsistent.

Could be they kicked our ass last year with Zach Wilson at QB last year. Until our OL issues are addressed and fixed we could struggle with any team left on our schedule, especially now without Diggs and Collins.

Thank goodness our WRs are elite and can make plays, Quinn should trust them more down the field. When Vanderbilt stopped whiffing their tackles the screen game fell apart and the chunk plays disappeared. One explosive pass play in the 2H. 6/16 for 77 yards. That's not working in any other game we play. Defense forced 3 TOs, and we scored 3 points, and only because the 3rd TO was deep inside the Vanderbilt territory. Meanwhile, Vandy gets 2 Quinn INTS and coverts both into TDs. If you think the Vanderbilt offense gameplan is repeatable aginst Florida, Arkansas, Kentucky, and aggy then enjoy the 2-2 record because we tried a similar gameplan against Georgia and got the shit beat out of us.

The throw to Wingo on the 1st drive in the 2H. It was a TD if he had thrown it to the right spot on the field.

Maybe with more chunk plays, the offense wouldn't need 10-12 plays to score. We are essentially a dink and dunk offense with few explosive plays. This is equivalent to a bend or break defense that forces offenses to inch their way down the field in hopes that execution lapses lead to punts or TOs.

Take away the horrible throws in the 2H and we have a couple more TDs on the board.

Did Majors throw the ball? Did Majors force Ewers to throw right into the hands of the rusher? Did Majors hit Quinn causing the ball to go flying out of his hand? You act like Ewers doesn't have a bad arm angle that leads to a lot of tipped passes. Did Majors miss a block, shit happens, a 1st round NFL QB still delivers the pass to Golden. Like I said, you guys defending his shitty play expect perfection from everyone except the him.

Quinn needed to throw the RPO pass into the dirt to save the distance, instead he tucks the ball into the fetal position. Quinn and Helm made a similar play against Michigan, some times you need to trust your guys to go make a play. Helm makes plays. You can't read, where does it say he's WIDE open. I said he was open which he is. I do think it's fucking hilarious how you gloss over the fact that Quinn's shitty ball placement kept us from scoring a TD like it is no big deal. Look, if you want to judge Ewers on a scale of plays a freshmen QB should make, then feel free. Most others that have seen him play at a high level mind you, think he should be judged by the standard that other Sarkisian QBs have shown after 3 years in the system. I was expecting him to play more like 2020 Mac Jones, instead we are getting freshmen Quinn. Quinn came into this season as the Heisman frontrunner and a sure fire #1 pick, he's not even in the Top 10 in Heisman talk anymore and each game he's dropping 5+ spots in the NFL draft. You can bury your head in the sand all you want but that doesn't change anything.

I noted that it is overlooked when our elite athletes make plays and you fan bois gloss over them. Look, there are two people on a football team that will for sure touch the ball every offensive play. One gets paid 100s of millions of dollars when they are elite. No one gives a shit when Majors pancakes his guy or calls the correct protections, he's doing his job. When Quinn doesn't do his job, Texas doesn't score points.

Need to scrap 12 personnel because we don't have the RB to use it effectively. Need to go to 11 personnel almost excusively.

Pass to Golden for a TD, took an elite effort from the WR to complete the catch. Pass to Moore for the 2nd TD, poorly thrown ball that Moore had to adjust to and allowed the DB to make up the separation. Pass to Helm for the big gain down the middle, threw off his back foot when he had no pressure, nearly allowed the LB to break up the pass. CB sack, missed Golden over the middle and Wisner in the flat. 1st drive 2H. 1st and 10, RPO with a 2 man route, holds onto the ball and takes a sack. 2nd down, horrible throw to an open Wingo, broken up. 3rd down, stepped right into pressure because his pocket awareness is terrible, threw a bullet to Wiser that was nearly intercepted. Missed Helm coming free for a TD because he ran out of time due to his shitty pocket awareness.

I mean he threw passes beind the LOS that our elite athletes turned into big gains.

We'd all be happy if Ewers was throwing the intermediate passes he has shown to be very good at completing. He isn't anymore, nor is he looking in the middle of the field. Golden is open a lot in the 10-15 range in the middle of the field. The 1st tipped INT was going to him, he was wide open. On 2 of the 4 sacks, Golden was wide open, but Quinn held onto the ball. The only pass over the middle that I recall was to Helm down the seam and it was an explosive play. Every other pass was outside the hashes. When a defense knows you don't have to cover the middle of the field, they aren't going to do it. The playcalling is too predictable right now with Quinn because he refuses to use the entire field.

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He missed that one FG against Michigan. That's been it, Looks like he also missed one against OU. He hasn't gotten a lot of opportunities this year because our RZ execution has been much better until we started playing the meat of our SEC schedule.

They are, it's a problem doesn't explain away 6/17 for 77 yards. Like I said, if Quinn needs perfection on every play from the rest of the 10 guys in order to maximize this offense, then fuck him.

Our OL would probably help the DL up off the turf.

or trust your evaluations and develop your guys so you aren't wasting money in the portal on a kicker and a puner.

You really are a true idoit. I mean you really expect everyone on the offense to be perfect on every play except Quinn. Anytime any other player isn't perfect, and Quinn is unable to pick his teammate up by making a play, then it's obviously not Quinn, but everytime a WR or RB makes an incredible adjustment and catch to a Quinn wounded duck, Quinn did his job. Fuck your complete bullshit.