Whats happened in this thread is there are essentially 3 schools of thought, and all of them are very common, particularly regarding the QB within Texas sports.
You have one small group who's decided to largely hate on Quinn.
You have one group that thinks Quinn is the sole reason we won every game and the ONLY reason Texas is is back contenting for championships.
Then you have a third group that recognized what Quinn brought to Texas football regarding recruiting and visibility as well as his skills and contributions on the field. That same third group largely started to see the issues and flaws in Quinns game. However, anytime they supported Quinn or criticized Quinn group 1 or 2 went full regards on why those people were idiots. Some of this 3rd group even pointed out that not making a shift in 2024 when it was clear Quinn had dropped off, was not best for the long term vision. Sometimes those same people made sure it was clear, THAT choice, not to switch fell fully on the head coach Sark.
However, just like in politics, the more rational, even keeled folks that saw flaws and good things in Quinn's play or that he was "painfully adequate" were always shouted down by outliers on one side or the other. Its continued with silly "In Quinn we trust and we love you Quinn" posts to "Why do people want to see Quinn fail in the NFL so badly". Those are the squeaky wheels that get the grease.
The people in the middle, that want Quinn to succeed in the NFL but feel vindicated by the NFL agreement that he's painfully adequate and may well not succeed are overlooked or ignored. The people that both recognize his contributions and flaws while refusing to hero worship are flumoxed by the continuous binary views on either side.
It's pretty much just like any politics discussion. The people on team 1 or 2 believe if you're not on THEIR team, you're on the other team.
We aren't on either team.
But I'm sure they will lob me and this post into one of them.