Look, I'm gonna be honest here. I like Quinn a lot, and he got us not only a conference championship, but also a CFP appearance and almost to the NC stage. Without him getting us started at 8-5, then 12-2, we would still be trying to work in a QB. For that, I'm extremely grateful to him for all he's poured into our program. But he's been injured every season, and he comes back when he's not ready, and the fans are clamoring for him to come back when Maalik was here and would rocket the ball into Saturn.
However, it's time to move to Arch. We cannot have a controversy next year if Quinn wants to come back. Arch is the future and he needs the reps, for good or bad this season. He needs to learn. And when Quinn is actually really, really, really healthy, then see what he can do. it's quite obvious he wasn't ready for ou, and definitely not last night. Yes, Arch didn't have as much success last night, but he also got scraps and didn't get to settle in.
He's a dual threat and that would have helped immensely. But our classes moving forward are because of him and Sark. We need to ride wiith Arch until/unless Quinn is 100% (not 99%, 95% and so on) and ready to roll without him seeing ghosts and looking like a deer in headlights. It's clear as day that he needs to work on throwing, getting the ball out faster, and his footwork. This throwing off your back foot shit has to stop. And it may never will until he's in the league. But if we roll in Arky with him still looking like he did last night, we're getting fucked up by a shitty team. They're fucking rowdy. I'm not worried about aggy because they're fucking overrated as always, and so is their stadium bullshit.
It's time to ride with Arch and get him as much PT as humanly possible in the event Quinn gets hurt again, or he's holding the ball like a stone statue.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.