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  1. Mobile QB isn't a running QB, he navigates pocket and gets out of pocket to continually extend plays. I'm unsure why you are conflating mobile QB with a Lamar Jackson type QB?
  2. Have you watched Jared Goff play and how he moves in and out of the pocket? He's not sitting in the pocket and a statue.
  3. That works and could justify some pay to bring in a play caller.
  4. What if we hire him as an OC so Sark can focus on the team as a whole, gameday, and game situations?
  5. You don't need the 50 rush yards a game quarterback but if they have to and can that only helps your team, especially if the run game isn't working that day. But you do NEED a QB who can get outside of the pocket to extend plays, run for 1st downs when plays break down, or be a threat near the goal line to take it in. This years playoffs: Lamar Jackson, mobile Josh Allen, mobile Patrick Mahomes, mobile Jared Goff, mobile Matthew Stafford, not mobile but extends plays with getting out of pocket and moving in pocket Jalen Hurts, mobile Justin Herbert, mobile Baker Mayfield, mobile CJ Stroud, mobile Jordan Love, mobile Jayden Daniels, mobile Sam Darnold, surprisingly mobile Bo Nix, mobile Russel Wilson, mobile NCAA CFP National Championships: 2024: Riley Leonard, mobile - Will Howard, mobile 2023: JJ McCarthy, mobile - Michael Penix, mobile 2022: Stetson Bennett, mobile - Max Duggan, mobile 2021: Stetson Bennett, mobile - Bryce Young, mobile 2020: Justin Fields, mobile - Mac Jones, not mobile but extends plays with getting out of pocket and moving pocket
  6. If Deion leaves for the Cowboys could we go after the receiver from North Crowley?
  7. If I recall Ohio State ran it from under center and not pistol. Will need to go back and check. Also need to check blockers vs defenders on that play.
  8. Tua and Mac extended plays out of the pocket regularly and would take off if needed. You rarely saw them just stand there, go down untouched, or running into the pressure
  9. All of those guys except Stafford are more mobile than Quinn and it has nothing to do with pocket presence. Just watch Stafford at his age outside of the pocket extending plays. Quinn is a statue compared to them, especially in college. Stafford is your closest comp to him but Stafford has a much better arm than Quinn Mahomes had 800+ rushers yards and 20+ rushing touchdowns in college Baker had 1000+ rushing yards and 20+ touchdowns in college
  10. In 2024 a mobile quarterback is a necessity. Look at the NFL, pretty much every QB in that league is mobile now. The days of pure pocket statues are dead.
  11. Would you say our offense was good down the stretch of this season? The best offensive performance we had in the second half of the season was Florida who was missing 3/4 starters in the secondary. I don't think our offense was very good this year regardless of what OFEI says.... Sark has shown that he is a good director of the program with regards to his recruiting, ability to assemble a staff, ability to replace staff, and the day to day direction of the program. Ryan Day was considered a really good OC as well prior to becoming a HC. He made the decision to go out and get an OC this year and it has rewarded him with a trip to the national championship. Now was Day as a renowned OC as Sark, probably not but he made the choice so he can focus on the team/program as a whole. In my opinion that should be the goal for a HC, the overall best for the program. Sark's side of the ball has underperformed the defense so it's worth questioning if he should do what Day did. Also just because you bring in an OC doesn't mean you're not part of the offense or planning. It allows you to take a step back and look at gameday at a macro view. It could also help Sark with in game adjustments, managing time, decisions on what do with certain down and distances, and finally situational football such as the red zone drives of the two semi final games.
  12. The last play calling head coach to win a national title was Jimbo Fisher, do what you want with that fact. Going further back I can't think of a play calling HC that won a national title before Jimbo this century with Steve Spurrier being the other one in 1996. That could just be anecdotal but it seems two guys in 30 years isn't the norm.
  13. It doesn't have to be someone on this staff that takes over as play caller. There is not a limit on the number of coaches a team can have now. Sarkisian can decide if he wants to run his offense, something similar, or something different. Identify what he wants to do and target play callers who excel at the things he wants to do. Like I said he's a great script writer and game planner but he's an above average with regards to in game adjustments and play calling once his initial plan doesn't work or script is over. In my opinion his strength as a game planner and script writer paired with a guy he's tabbed as a great in game play caller could be a recipe for elite success. Overall we've had average to good offenses at Texas, not elite. That is an area this team can improve. Our defenses have gotten better every season he's been here because of his coordinator and staff he has assembled on that side of the ball while his side of the ball is essentially stagnant.
  14. The deadline to enter the portal for Texas players is Wednesday. Enrolling at another school would depend on their last date to add/drop classes but there is exceptions that Dean's can make. Generally it's the end of January for this.
  15. I'd argue that Sarkisian is the best at writing a game plan and script going into a game. Once that script doesn't work and the game plan gets punched in the mouth vs equal or greater talented teams that advantage goes away. He's not the best in game when it comes to on the fly adjustments or changes and that has been shown the past two years and second halves down the stretch this year.
  16. That hinders the long term NFL money though, that's the point. Especially if he gets injured again and his stock tanks further. Getting to second NFL contract will allow him to make the most money he will make as a pro unless he is a top tier QB in the league and gets to a 3rd or 4th contract. Not only getting to the second contract but getting your tenure in the NFL and the lifetime benefits that come along with that.
  17. It is still guaranteed money no matter what. What if he comes back, gets injury to his throwing shoulder, and falls further down the draft boards? He's essentially gambling 3 million dollars considering both values would be guaranteed.
  18. Guaranteed is guaranteed and 9m > 6m. Also if he somehow moves into the bottom of the 1st round the numbers go up. 20th pick from 2022 Kenny Pickett- 4 year $14,067,905 - $7,411,204 signing bonus- $14,067,905 guaranteed 26th pick from 2020 Jordan Love - 4 year $12,383,453 - $6,566,863 signing bonus - $12,383,453 guaranteed
  19. Just posting some numbers from different areas of the draft and their numbers for context of the money available. If he can be near the top of the second round as a draft pick and get similar deal to Levis that seems better than the NIL deal at the college level. It is a gamble that he has place but that is where he has to have faith in himself and his ability while trusting what his team is being told from NFL people. Personally given his injury history I think it is smarter to move on to the NFL where you can work toward your second contract. The best lucrative position that health isn't a concern is backup NFL QB...if he isn't a starting caliber NFL QB he can definitely make a career in the NFL being the backup.
  20. Recent second round picks: 2023 Top of 2nd Round Will Levis - 4 year , $9,542,165 - $3,939,756 signing bonus - $8,731,080 guaranteed 3rd Round Hendon Hooker - 4 year , $5,719,021 - $1,159,288 signing bonus - $1,159,288 guaranteed 2021 Bottom of 2nd Round Kyle Trask - 4 year , $5,535,337 - $1,385,700 signing bonus, $1,385,700 guaranteed Obviously from 2021 to 2023 salary caps and the guaranteed money has changed. That is only going to increase moving forward.
  21. Reading another site it seems like the USC OG could decide within the next 24-48 hours with Oregon and Texas being the primary contenders. Anthony Evans name is now one to watch as well.
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