Maybe that's why there's a lot of bad qb play in the league. It should be a who can win more games league.
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend: (Does Sark need to sit Ewers?_
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Maybe that's why there's a lot of bad qb play in the league. It should be a who can win more games league.
Pretty tongue in cheek. I wouldn’t go into it with life altering expectations, but a lot of fun.
Agree. Just posted accordingly before seeing this. A Rojo, Bijan or Brooks would change things...
@Ketchum - my all time favorite quote - and it kinda pertains to the horns strong/herman/sark(first year era)
“You know why you're being demoted, Mr. Darnell? Because I'm sick and tired of our football team getting push all over the field. Thank you, sit down!”
The other - “60% of them can't even pass the state's Minimum Basic Skills Test. THAT MEANS THEY CAN BARELY READ”
“You know why you're being demoted, Mr. Darnell? Because I'm sick and tired of our football team getting push all over the field. Thank you, sit down!”
The other - “60% of them can't even pass the state's Minimum Basic Skills Test. THAT MEANS THEY CAN BARELY READ”
That's usually the next step. You have to make throws, first and foremost.
Georgia dared us to throw deep as they felt coming into the game they could crowed the first 15 yards from line of scrimmage and get heat on Quinn as prior fil shows when he is under pressure and his first read isn't open he struggles. They were right! Then you add in that to me at least Cam was on skates and Campbell had a rough night as well. The whole line struggled but center /rt guard / Rt tackle were bad. Then no running plays as well hurt. I also am not a fan of us running zone reads with a QB that never pulls it as it allows them to jump the play better. Just an incredibly bad first half, showed some fight in second half which is very important and have to be really proud of defense which played under stress all night. Fans that threw the crap be better makes us look bad. consequently we have hit in the mouth how we respond to this will be what defines us not the one loss to another good team.
On that corner blitz the defender gave zero ****s. And it worked.
Great write up. I agree with just about all of it.
Eight games into his fourth college season, the Texas football program has a Quinn Ewers problem.
Actually, the Texas football program has Quinn Ewers problems. Plural.
Coming out of a not-quite-ready-for-primetime-performance against Georgia, the single most concerning aspect of the night as it relates to Steve Sarkisian's starting quarterback is that it's kind of impossible to pin down which of the many problems is the most concerning.
Was it his shockingly poor feel and awareness for the game? Was he seeing ghosts? Why is this still happening at this stage of his career? Is he still hurt to the degree that it's a problem?
It feels a little bit like the scene from the movie Bull Durham when the team has a meeting at the mound and when the pitching coach asks what the hell is happening, Crash Davis replies, "Well, Nuke's scared because his eyelids are jammed and his old man's here. We need a live ... is it a live rooster? We need a live rooster to take the curse off Jose's glove and nobody seems to know what to get Millie or Jimmy for their wedding present. Is that about right? We're dealing with a lot of shit."
As it relates to Ewers, Texas is dealing with a lot of shit.
Consider that in the last eight days, Ewers has delivered two of his six worst statistical performances in a Texas uniform and that the performance against the Dawgs was statistically his third-worst performance of his entire college career.
When asked about his play after the game on Saturday night, Ewers indicated that his oblique injury is still a problem, which begs a lot of questions ... should he be playing right now? Has he been rushed back? Is whatever percentage of Ewers that exists right now better than a 100 percent Arch Manning?
Oh, and should Ewers start against Vanderbilt in six days?
Coming out of the game and a respectable second half, I felt like the answer was very probably a yes for all of the reasons that Steve Sarkisian has stressed all season. Yet, that changes if the last two games are even slightly a byproduct of Ewers being unable to play at a high level because he's physically struggling.
Maybe Ewers was making an excuse. Or maybe the excuse is the reason why he's struggling. Regardless, Texas can ill afford to go on the road next week with a quarterback that mentally believes he's not able to do what he needs to do physically to thrive at the position.
A week ago, I gave Ewers all the benefit of the doubt. I'm much less willing to do so after Saturday's performance and Ewers' explanation for his play after the game.
Ultimately, Sarkisian has to figure out the riddles and while I typically trust him to have the answers with his quarterbacks, it's hard not to wonder if his own confirmation bias in this situation is blinding him. Like Ewers throwing the ball to a receiver whether he's open or not because he's determined before the snap of the ball that he's throwing it, results be damned, it does feel like Sarkisian is making his decisions based partly on the fact that he's pre-determined that Ewers is going to start, results be damned.
Ewers is a very good college quarterback, but he hasn't been for the last two weeks.
I'm really not sure what to think about what happens next if the shaky play extends into a third week.
No. 2 - Let's be clear ...
In the event that you're wondering how you should feel about the Texas defense on a night when Georgia scored 30 points, consider the following:
* Coming into Saturday night, Carson Beck had never started a game and finished with a quarterback rating worse than the 133.9 he delivered against Vanderbilt last season. He finished the Texas game with a 77.3 rating and three turnovers.
* No Georgia wide receiver finished with more than 35 yards receiving. Arian Smith averaged 5.3 yards per reception. Dominic Lovett averaged 8.8 yards per reception. Dillon Bell averaged 9.0 yards per reception. That might be the best trio of receivers that the Texas secondary will play all season and they pitched a virtual shutout.
* The Dawgs averaged 3.6 yards per carry on the ground, while Trevor Etienne finished the night with a modest 4.8 yards per carry.
* No Georgia scoring drive went for more than 35 yards in the first half when the Dawgs built a 23-0 lead.
This unit deserved a win, but ...
No. 3 - The Texas defense vs. the world heading into the Vandy game ...
Here's where the Texas defense ranks in the major statistical categories ...
Scoring Defense: (9.71) 1st nationally
Total Defense: (237.3): 1st nationally
Passing yards allowed: (133.0) 2nd nationally
Rushing yards Allowed: (104.3) 19th nationally
3rd down defense: (28.8%) 10th nationally
Red-Zone Percentage: (.66.7) 7th nationally
Red-Zone Scores Allowed: (8) 2nd nationally
Red-Zone Passing TDs Allowed: (0) 1st nationally
Red-Zone Rushing TDs Allowed: (4) 4th nationally
First Downs: (96) 6th nationally
Team Passing Efficiency: (88.59) 2nd nationally
Team Sacks: (2.86 per game) 18th nationally
Team Tackles For Loss: (7.6 per game) 14th nationally
Turnovers Gained: (14) 14th nationally
No. 4 - Scattershooting coming out of OU week ...
... Colin Simmons didn't make the stat sheet on Saturday night. I didn't think that was possible.
... Texas really, really needs to consider going into the Portal for a starting running back next season. None of the healthy guys truly feel like plus-options at the moment and I don't think you can count on CJ Baxter coming off of a major injury.
... The total loss of any confidence at all in Jaydon Blue as a runner (not as a receiver) is a mistake. Two games ago, he was the only player the staff wanted to give carries to and now he can't get any? That's an overcorrection that is hurting the team.
... Say what you want about whatever Arch Manning didn't do in his two series at quarterback, but his 21-yard scramble was twice as long as the next best rushing attempt by any Texas player all night.
... Sark has to start finding a way to get Ryan Wingo more touches each week.
... Very quietly, Jermayne Lole had a very good game at defensive tackle.
... Georgia dominated Texas in the kick game.
No. 5 - If I had a vote that mattered ...
1. Oregon
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. Texas
5. Miami
6. Penn State
7. Tennessee
8. Clemson
9. LSU
10. Indiana
Heisman Trophy
1. Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)
2. Cam Ward (Miami)
3 Kurtis Rourke (Indiana)
4. Travis Hunter (Colorado)
5. Blake Horvath (Navy)
No. 6 - A few thoughts on Bottle-gate ...
a. Someone in the post-game show mentioned that the Texas fans acted like Tech fans in throwing crap on the field and he was spot on. That's exactly what it was ... Texas Tech fan behavior. You have to be better than that.
b. SEC officials aren't really much better than Big 12 officials. Woof.
c. Ultimately, the officials got it right, but I totally understand Kirby Smart being irate. Imagine if that call had gone against Texas.
d. Even after overturning the call, I think the Longhorns should have been hit with a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. I actually thought that's what was going to be announced.
e. Imagine if Wally Pryor had been around for that ...
No. 7 - Smacking the SEC around ...
Although the No. 7 Texas Volleyball team got off to the kind of slow start in the first set against Georgia that the football team could be proud of, business was handled on Sunday.
The Longhorns are alone in first place in the SEC and have lost only two sets in conference play through seven games. Next up is a rematch with the Aggies in Austin. The Aggies are one of only two teams to have taken a set from the Longhorns in the SEC.
No. 8 – BUY or SELL …
(Sell) Texas plays four unranked teams before it plays A&M. Come on ...
(Sell) He has the proper amount of respect. He's generally regarded as the No. 3 player at his position in the last 50 years. How much more respect does he deserve?
(Sell) Someone would take a flyer on him on day two at worst.
(Buy) Easily. It wouldn't take much to be better than mostly awful for three of four quarters with three turnovers and no real threat to throw the ball downfield.
(Buy) My reasons might be slightly different than yours, but the percentages seem about right.
(Buy) Yes, if we're talking about winning a national title.
(Sell) Texas was in this game late in the third quarter. If the defense can get a stop, the offense would have had the ball with a chance to tie the new No. 2 team in the country. Yes, there was some regression ... a lot in the first half. But, it's not the disaster you're making it out to be.
(Buy) Yup.
(Sell) I don't think this is going to happen, but I know why you are asking.
(Sell) Not in the first round.
(Buy) He's healthy in the moment and playing really well. Quinn hasn't played a really good game in more than a month. Klubnik currently has the fourth-best Heisman odds on Fan Duel. That being said, it's important to note that Klubnik hasn't gone on the road and won the games that a fully dialed-in Ewers has won.
(Buy) It's fairly obvious that when he struggles, his mechanics fall apart.
(Buy) It needed to happen in the last off-season.
No. 9 – Scattershooting all over the place …
... lulz...
... SEC Thoughts: Tennessee is an offense away from being a true national title contender. That defense is fantastic. Jalen Milroe was awful on Saturday, but still better than Ewers. Don't look now, but LSU looks very dangerous. The game in College Station should be a good one. Missouri is the worst 6-1 team in the country. Thank goodness South Carolina isn't on the Texas schedule this year. That team is dangerous on its day.
... I love it when the Cowboys have a bye week. What does that mean?
... The Texans beat the Packers on Sunday with a healthy Nico Collins. They missed him significantly ... and lost on a field goal at the buzzer.
... Bijan had his best day of the season on Sunday and the Falcons lost by 20 at home to the 4-3 Seahawks.
... Giancarlo Stanton: 16 HRs in 129 postseason at-bats. Babe Ruth: 15 HRs in 129 postseason at-bats
... Premier League Thoughts: I definitely rooted for Man United against Brentford because I don't want ten Hag fired. You could see that Man City last-minute winner coming from 5,000 miles away. Frankly, it's dispiriting. As far as red cards go, I have to applaud West Ham's Mohammed Kudus. That man earned it. Moisés Caicedo is really impressive. I wish he had signed with Liverpool. List of Premier League players with 60+ G/A vs. the Big 6 in Premier League history: Alan Shearer and Mo Salah ... that's the list.
... Bring on the MLS post-season. The regular season lasts forever.
... My current active TV viewing rankings: 1) The Penguin 2) Shrinking 3) Agatha All Along 4) The Old Man 5) Tulsa King
... We should all have inside of us what these dogs have inside of them ...
No. 10 – The List: Morgan Freeman
Earlier this week, it occurred to me that I hadn't seen the movie Lean On Me in at least a few years, which meant two things ...
a. I needed to see it asap (accomplished)
b. I needed to do a Morgan Freeman list (about to be accomplished)
Let's get on with it.
Honorable Mention: Nurse Betty
Last 5 Out: Amistad, Street Smart, Invictus, Deep Impact and High Crimes
10. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
I personal favorite. Don't hate.
9. Driving Miss Daisy
Feels like it has to be in the Top 10 somewhere. The only film based on an off-Broadway play to win Best Picture.
8. Million Dollar Baby
Can you believe this is his only Oscar win (in a supporting role)?
7. Gone Baby Gone
Yes, it's just a supporting role, but it's a film that has to be on the list.
6. Glory
One of my favorite Civil War movies.
5. The Dark Knight
Is this ranked too low?
4. Se7en
Am I messed up for loving this movie? If it's on, I'm watching.
3. Unforgiven
My favorite Western of all-time.
2. Lean on Me
This is the definitive Freeman performance in a starring/leading role. This might be one of the top most quoted movies in my life. I saw it when I was 13 for the first time and have probably seen it 100 times since.
"They used to call me Crazy Joe. Well now, they can call me Batman!"
"I say if you wanna kill yourself, don't **** around with it! Go on and do it expeditiously!”
"And I gave my word to God, and that's why I threw those bastards out and that's all I'm gonna say!"
"You know what he's saying right now? ‘Black bastard can't throw me out!’ You know where he's saying it? Out in the parking lot."
"Self-respect permeates every aspect of your existence"
1. The Shawshank Redemption
It's freaking Shawshank. It simply has to be No. 1.
Oh, I think you'll know what to think, brother
Punting... something we really didn't have enough energy to complain about on Saturday - but the worries of July/August are showing head
He heard the rumblings after OU. How did he respond?
You know the answer, it’s just tough to say out loud. Quinn is closer to being Hudson Card than to being The Great and Powerful Quinn.
As good as Denzel was in Glory I thought Morgan Freeman should have won the Oscar
Eight games into his fourth college season, the Texas football program has a Quinn Ewers problem.
Actually, the Texas football program has Quinn Ewers problems. Plural.
Coming out of a not-quite-ready-for-primetime-performance against Georgia, the single most concerning aspect of the night as it relates to Steve Sarkisian's starting quarterback is that it's kind of impossible to pin down which of the many problems is the most concerning.
Was it his shockingly poor feel and awareness for the game? Was he seeing ghosts? Why is this still happening at this stage of his career? Is he still hurt to the degree that it's a problem?
It feels a little bit like the scene from the movie Bull Durham when the team has a meeting at the mound and when the pitching coach asks what the hell is happening, Crash Davis replies, "Well, Nuke's scared because his eyelids are jammed and his old man's here. We need a live ... is it a live rooster? We need a live rooster to take the curse off Jose's glove and nobody seems to know what to get Millie or Jimmy for their wedding present. Is that about right? We're dealing with a lot of shit."
As it relates to Ewers, Texas is dealing with a lot of shit.
Consider that in the last eight days, Ewers has delivered two of his six worst statistical performances in a Texas uniform and that the performance against the Dawgs was statistically his third-worst performance of his entire college career.
When asked about his play after the game on Saturday night, Ewers indicated that his oblique injury is still a problem, which begs a lot of questions ... should he be playing right now? Has he been rushed back? Is whatever percentage of Ewers that exists right now better than a 100 percent Arch Manning?
Oh, and should Ewers start against Vanderbilt in six days?
Coming out of the game and a respectable second half, I felt like the answer was very probably a yes for all of the reasons that Steve Sarkisian has stressed all season. Yet, that changes if the last two games are even slightly a byproduct of Ewers being unable to play at a high level because he's physically struggling.
Maybe Ewers was making an excuse. Or maybe the excuse is the reason why he's struggling. Regardless, Texas can ill afford to go on the road next week with a quarterback that mentally believes he's not able to do what he needs to do physically to thrive at the position.
A week ago, I gave Ewers all the benefit of the doubt. I'm much less willing to do so after Saturday's performance and Ewers' explanation for his play after the game.
Ultimately, Sarkisian has to figure out the riddles and while I typically trust him to have the answers with his quarterbacks, it's hard not to wonder if his own confirmation bias in this situation is blinding him. Like Ewers throwing the ball to a receiver whether he's open or not because he's determined before the snap of the ball that he's throwing it, results be damned, it does feel like Sarkisian is making his decisions based partly on the fact that he's pre-determined that Ewers is going to start, results be damned.
Ewers is a very good college quarterback, but he hasn't been for the last two weeks.
I'm really not sure what to think about what happens next if the shaky play extends into a third week.
No. 2 - Let's be clear ...
In the event that you're wondering how you should feel about the Texas defense on a night when Georgia scored 30 points, consider the following:
* Coming into Saturday night, Carson Beck had never started a game and finished with a quarterback rating worse than the 133.9 he delivered against Vanderbilt last season. He finished the Texas game with a 77.3 rating and three turnovers.
* No Georgia wide receiver finished with more than 35 yards receiving. Arian Smith averaged 5.3 yards per reception. Dominic Lovett averaged 8.8 yards per reception. Dillon Bell averaged 9.0 yards per reception. That might be the best trio of receivers that the Texas secondary will play all season and they pitched a virtual shutout.
* The Dawgs averaged 3.6 yards per carry on the ground, while Trevor Etienne finished the night with a modest 4.8 yards per carry.
* No Georgia scoring drive went for more than 35 yards in the first half when the Dawgs built a 23-0 lead.
This unit deserved a win, but ...
No. 3 - The Texas defense vs. the world heading into the Vandy game ...
Here's where the Texas defense ranks in the major statistical categories ...
Scoring Defense: (9.71) 1st nationally
Total Defense: (237.3): 1st nationally
Passing yards allowed: (133.0) 2nd nationally
Rushing yards Allowed: (104.3) 19th nationally
3rd down defense: (28.8%) 10th nationally
Red-Zone Percentage: (.66.7) 7th nationally
Red-Zone Scores Allowed: (8) 2nd nationally
Red-Zone Passing TDs Allowed: (0) 1st nationally
Red-Zone Rushing TDs Allowed: (4) 4th nationally
First Downs: (96) 6th nationally
Team Passing Efficiency: (88.59) 2nd nationally
Team Sacks: (2.86 per game) 18th nationally
Team Tackles For Loss: (7.6 per game) 14th nationally
Turnovers Gained: (14) 14th nationally
No. 4 - Scattershooting coming out of OU week ...
... Colin Simmons didn't make the stat sheet on Saturday night. I didn't think that was possible.
... Texas really, really needs to consider going into the Portal for a starting running back next season. None of the healthy guys truly feel like plus-options at the moment and I don't think you can count on CJ Baxter coming off of a major injury.
... The total loss of any confidence at all in Jaydon Blue as a runner (not as a receiver) is a mistake. Two games ago, he was the only player the staff wanted to give carries to and now he can't get any? That's an overcorrection that is hurting the team.
... Say what you want about whatever Arch Manning didn't do in his two series at quarterback, but his 21-yard scramble was twice as long as the next best rushing attempt by any Texas player all night.
... Sark has to start finding a way to get Ryan Wingo more touches each week.
... Very quietly, Jermayne Lole had a very good game at defensive tackle.
... Georgia dominated Texas in the kick game.
No. 5 - If I had a vote that mattered ...
1. Oregon
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. Texas
5. Miami
6. Penn State
7. Tennessee
8. Clemson
9. LSU
10. Indiana
Heisman Trophy
1. Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)
2. Cam Ward (Miami)
3 Kurtis Rourke (Indiana)
4. Travis Hunter (Colorado)
5. Blake Horvath (Navy)
No. 6 - A few thoughts on Bottle-gate ...
a. Someone in the post-game show mentioned that the Texas fans acted like Tech fans in throwing crap on the field and he was spot on. That's exactly what it was ... Texas Tech fan behavior. You have to be better than that.
b. SEC officials aren't really much better than Big 12 officials. Woof.
c. Ultimately, the officials got it right, but I totally understand Kirby Smart being irate. Imagine if that call had gone against Texas.
d. Even after overturning the call, I think the Longhorns should have been hit with a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. I actually thought that's what was going to be announced.
e. Imagine if Wally Pryor had been around for that ...
No. 7 - Smacking the SEC around ...
Although the No. 7 Texas Volleyball team got off to the kind of slow start in the first set against Georgia that the football team could be proud of, business was handled on Sunday.
The Longhorns are alone in first place in the SEC and have lost only two sets in conference play through seven games. Next up is a rematch with the Aggies in Austin. The Aggies are one of only two teams to have taken a set from the Longhorns in the SEC.
No. 8 – BUY or SELL …
(Sell) Texas plays four unranked teams before it plays A&M. Come on ...
(Sell) He has the proper amount of respect. He's generally regarded as the No. 3 player at his position in the last 50 years. How much more respect does he deserve?
(Sell) Someone would take a flyer on him on day two at worst.
(Buy) Easily. It wouldn't take much to be better than mostly awful for three of four quarters with three turnovers and no real threat to throw the ball downfield.
(Buy) My reasons might be slightly different than yours, but the percentages seem about right.
(Buy) Yes, if we're talking about winning a national title.
(Sell) Texas was in this game late in the third quarter. If the defense can get a stop, the offense would have had the ball with a chance to tie the new No. 2 team in the country. Yes, there was some regression ... a lot in the first half. But, it's not the disaster you're making it out to be.
(Buy) Yup.
(Sell) I don't think this is going to happen, but I know why you are asking.
(Sell) Not in the first round.
(Buy) He's healthy in the moment and playing really well. Quinn hasn't played a really good game in more than a month. Klubnik currently has the fourth-best Heisman odds on Fan Duel. That being said, it's important to note that Klubnik hasn't gone on the road and won the games that a fully dialed-in Ewers has won.
(Buy) It's fairly obvious that when he struggles, his mechanics fall apart.
(Buy) It needed to happen in the last off-season.
No. 9 – Scattershooting all over the place …
... lulz...
... SEC Thoughts: Tennessee is an offense away from being a true national title contender. That defense is fantastic. Jalen Milroe was awful on Saturday, but still better than Ewers. Don't look now, but LSU looks very dangerous. The game in College Station should be a good one. Missouri is the worst 6-1 team in the country. Thank goodness South Carolina isn't on the Texas schedule this year. That team is dangerous on its day.
... I love it when the Cowboys have a bye week. What does that mean?
... The Texans beat the Packers on Sunday with a healthy Nico Collins. They missed him significantly ... and lost on a field goal at the buzzer.
... Bijan had his best day of the season on Sunday and the Falcons lost by 20 at home to the 4-3 Seahawks.
... Giancarlo Stanton: 16 HRs in 129 postseason at-bats. Babe Ruth: 15 HRs in 129 postseason at-bats
... Premier League Thoughts: I definitely rooted for Man United against Brentford because I don't want ten Hag fired. You could see that Man City last-minute winner coming from 5,000 miles away. Frankly, it's dispiriting. As far as red cards go, I have to applaud West Ham's Mohammed Kudus. That man earned it. Moisés Caicedo is really impressive. I wish he had signed with Liverpool. List of Premier League players with 60+ G/A vs. the Big 6 in Premier League history: Alan Shearer and Mo Salah ... that's the list.
... Bring on the MLS post-season. The regular season lasts forever.
... My current active TV viewing rankings: 1) The Penguin 2) Shrinking 3) Agatha All Along 4) The Old Man 5) Tulsa King
... We should all have inside of us what these dogs have inside of them ...
No. 10 – The List: Morgan Freeman
Earlier this week, it occurred to me that I hadn't seen the movie Lean On Me in at least a few years, which meant two things ...
a. I needed to see it asap (accomplished)
b. I needed to do a Morgan Freeman list (about to be accomplished)
Let's get on with it.
Honorable Mention: Nurse Betty
Last 5 Out: Amistad, Street Smart, Invictus, Deep Impact and High Crimes
10. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
I personal favorite. Don't hate.
9. Driving Miss Daisy
Feels like it has to be in the Top 10 somewhere. The only film based on an off-Broadway play to win Best Picture.
8. Million Dollar Baby
Can you believe this is his only Oscar win (in a supporting role)?
7. Gone Baby Gone
Yes, it's just a supporting role, but it's a film that has to be on the list.
6. Glory
One of my favorite Civil War movies.
5. The Dark Knight
Is this ranked too low?
4. Se7en
Am I messed up for loving this movie? If it's on, I'm watching.
3. Unforgiven
My favorite Western of all-time.
2. Lean on Me
This is the definitive Freeman performance in a starring/leading role. This might be one of the top most quoted movies in my life. I saw it when I was 13 for the first time and have probably seen it 100 times since.
"They used to call me Crazy Joe. Well now, they can call me Batman!"
"I say if you wanna kill yourself, don't **** around with it! Go on and do it expeditiously!”
"And I gave my word to God, and that's why I threw those bastards out and that's all I'm gonna say!"
"You know what he's saying right now? ‘Black bastard can't throw me out!’ You know where he's saying it? Out in the parking lot."
"Self-respect permeates every aspect of your existence"
1. The Shawshank Redemption
It's freaking Shawshank. It simply has to be No. 1.
I know Anwar and you have both talked about Sarks undying love for Quinn. Any idea why? How is all that thought and energy and love not on Arch. It boggles my mind. Arch is literally EVERYTHING he wants his QB to be. He can throw the deep ball, can make more than one read, steps up in the pocket, seems to be an alpha leader. What am I missing.
I don't know if it's that, but I don't know that I know what it is.
I learned some lessons at 21 years old. Sadly, I wasn't making bank while I was learning them
I get the desire to reward that, but geez man. One QB has the ability to win you championships maybe even this year and go number one in the draft, and the other is mid pick at best.
Watch There Will Be Blood if you haven't already. DDL is the best out there.
