RichUT

You defending this throw is so on brand and completely unsurprising. Quinn can see the whole field while the WR has his back turned, but CLEARLY it's the WR's fault he didn't find the ball in time. Give me a fucking break. You said someone needs to make a play, but apparently Quinn gets a pass here. The fact is that Quinn made that play so much harder on Moore than it needed to be. There was so much open field towards the back pylon and there was no help coming. It should have been 6 and the reason it wasn't is because of a poorly placed throw. End of story.

There are a ton of QB needy P4 teams and I'd be stunned if most or all of them didn't reach out to the Ewers camp to see if there is a number that would keep him from declaring. But, I think he'd have to wait for the Spring portal window unless we flame out of the CFP early.

What exactly does it matter where he ranks in the all time list anyway? Even if you want to caveat it and talk about the modern era, Quinn is third at best and he's not even in the same neighborhood as Colt. He's good. He just hasn't been good enough. Ehlinger was good. Simms was good. James Brown was good. Major was good. But none of them were good enough. Same as Quinn.

I don't give a shit about the shoulder nearly as much as I care about the accuracy of the ball. Receivers can adjust to catch over either shoulder if the timing and trajectory are right. But when the accuracy is that far off it doesn't make a shit. Both throws were highly inaccurate such that the the shoulder didn't matter. Both throws needed to be thrown more up the field, and Quinn came up short both times. Are you ever going to post the throw in OT or are you just going to keep posting shitty takes?

It's super easy for you to tell me that I don't know what I'm looking at but that doesn't make it true. Literally nobody on here has said they agree with basically anything you are saying about these throws. You're not some well schooled student of the game. You're just a stan.

Quinn is not "easily" top 3. No fucking way anyone is putting him ahead of the VY, Colt, Street trio. And Bobby Layne was certainly better if you adjust for the era, but those comparisons get pretty tricky given how different the game looks now. But to say that Quinn is appreciably better than the Ehlinger, Major, Simms tier is just wish casting. He has some physical traits that are better, but he's also been surrounded by some pretty elite talent (and two stout defenses) these last couple of years.

Your idiocy knows no bounds. Both throws were wildly inaccurate such that the shoulder he threw to was completely irrelevant. He was short and wide on both and Moore couldn't get so much as a finger on either one.

Good franchises won't reach for a round 5 talent in round 3 just because the draft class is thin. That said, there are plenty of dumb GM's out there that might end up doing it.

I could see some QB desperate P4 team throw a stupid amount of money at Quinn to portal and use his last year of eligibility. If his draft grade is day 3, he might be smart to take it.

I'm guessing 5th round. His tape isn't impressive, and his injury history and shitty mechanics are going to end up scaring teams.

I'll wait here until you post it, but I'm guessing you're too busy eating Quinn's ass to actually do that.

The receiver couldn't track it? Is that why you think the OT pass was incomplete? It wasn't in a catchable zip code, you brown nosing stan.

That should have been 6, no question. He had some deeper throws that were money tonight, but this miss was really bad and very costly.

We lost because of a bunch of reasons, and QB execution was certainly one of them. This loss is not squarely on Quinn, but he had chances to win it and he didn't. I will say this yet again. Quinn Ewers is good, but he is not good enough.

Who the fuck crowned you such that you can tell me where I should or should not be posting? QB is the most important position in the fucking sport and ours is, IMO, the weak link in our offense.