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  1. Not really. He spent 6 seasons in Washington and started games in multiple seasons there.
  2. The long ball isn’t the primary measure of arm strength. Those deep outs from the opposite hash that he’s demonstrated are throws most guys are simply incapable of making.
  3. Most can’t do anything other than bag on the QB.
  4. Take that to the other thread.
  5. I’m watching Drew Allar and trying to imagine how anyone could possibly think he was the superior QB.
  6. Their current AD has been there since 2012 and seems to have done a solid job. And CDC was here for years before Hartzell, not sure why there would be any expectation that they’re somehow linked together.
  7. They’re wrong. The rule changes there have permitted pushing since, I think, 2013, and about a decade longer in the NFL, but what occurred on that play is illegal at every level of football. It’s in black and white in the current NCAA rule book. Now whether it ever gets called or not is another matter. And if that one didn’t, it never will be again, so they might as well just change the rule.
  8. Lol. The rule forbids grasping, pulling, or lifting. That German suplex he pulled involved all 3. It’s about as indisputable as possible.
  9. If it’s a bit, he’s committed to it across multiple sports for multiple years. Draw your own conclusions.
  10. The guy on the other side also had a play that would have induced apoplexy in some posters if Ewers did it.
  11. You’re conflating what people think about him with what they think about you.
  12. Can you imagine this thread if Ewers threw 11 interceptions in 5 games like Beck did?
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