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Because they want to see longhorns succeed? Clown question

Personally I don't follow Longhorns after they get drafted. I only watched because its football, so whether Quinn makes it or not I'm not like others here who needs their opinion of Quinn to be validated. Alfred Collins however, being a fan of the 49ers I need more from him. If some Texas fans just want to continue to pile on Quinn because that's what they're used to doing then hey go right ahead. If you're not a fan of the Dolphins what does it matter where his career go from here?

It's my 82d birthday and I will be in Los Angeles Union Station earing breakfast, drinking Starbucks most likely, and watching on my Samsung cell phone while my wife patiently awaits my return to the moment.

He showed all the exact same problems he had here yesterday. Dude is a practice/7on7 hero that is scared of a rush.

Definitely Tucker

I place much of his performance on a very porous third string O line and half his passes that were incomplete were either drops or throw aways. Not a good sample size to base a judgment.

He was a 7th round qb and is 3rd on the depth chart for a reason. Sure we want him to play better than his draft position, the Dolphins aren't in a rush to replace Tua or they wouldn't have signed Zach Wilson. You wanna talk about someone who looks like they don't belong go watch how Alfred Collins played with his pads in the clouds, got pushed around, and being one of the biggest people on the feild you don't even notice him.

Cash twins were my favorite players on my first Texas team so I’ll take Kerry.

It would be a real shame if today was the day you were muted Blake

Current No. 19s are: Jack Bouwmeester Zina Umeozulu

We are down to 19 days before Texas opens the season against Ohio State on the road. Who is your favorite No. 19 for the Longhorns? Some options today include… Brandon Jones Kerry Cash Justin Tucker

Kinda went exactly like we thought we would in an NFL game for him

Well that’s a nice Monday treat

Rise and shine it’s Coffee and Football time! Join us around 8:15 AM, as we talk the Longhorns and take your questions. Today’s special guest is Horns Baseball HC Jim Schlossnagle! https://www.youtube.com/live/K43vEgu2Vpw?si=dJmn2vlmWJZaGLc4

People are saying he may have played his way off the roster after just one game after a 5-18 96 yard 48.1 qbr 2 fumble performance against the bears. 0 touchdowns 0 interceptions.

Isiah Robertson's sternum is still broken... https://youtube.com/shorts/gIpWQh8CJbM?si=p_kAzTpxzJ0NMi4O

The NFL is not one to reward sorta capable quarterbacks. There are simply no tears given. Quinn won a lot of games for us because he had the benefit of great players around him. He appears to be a nice guy. We root for his success, but he needs to improve. That goes for every player in the League.

Prayers for Sergio

My uncle worked oxygen tanks on the old Patriots sidelines and said earl running into Steve Nelson was a car crash

Awesome

Thanks for the info

The fourth and final Longhorn who met with the media before Saturday's scrimmage was cornerback Malik Muhammad. Here are a few things he said on select players, including his first thoughts on Duane Akina. On his first impression of Duane Akina: “I don't want to call it old because that sounds kind of bad, but to be that age and still have that juice and still run around at practice — do the flying eagle around the field — and just have that energy. The first impression was great.” On what Graceson Littleton has shown throughout camp: “Physical, plays with high, fanatical effort. He's smart, is about his business and he's just consistent, on and off the field… [Littleton came in] ready to play. Ready to take on whatever he had to take on, whether it’s special teams, whether it’s on defense… He came in with the right mindset, for sure.” On Jaylon Guilbeau's transition from STAR to cornerback: “He's adjusted to corner well, because at [STAR], it's more into the box, more short yardage, but out at corner, you have more space. You have to think, you have to know whether you're in the boundary or the field, so you've got to know how to play. In the boundary, you have to play tighter because it's more quick throws. Into the field, you've got more space, more time to break.” On what stands out about Warren Roberson: “He's a monster at corner. Great technique, explosive, physical at the point of attack and he just plays hard with fanatical effort.”

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I was trying to be funny with the Boomauster name but at least you got my point lol. I think he'll be great for us and the D.