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It’s just so frustrating to watch it over and over again with all the talent 😔

Yup it’s not even a criticism anymore it’s the cold truth

I don’t know. @CJ Vogeli believe or another reporter was going to ask at the press conference. It’s just my opinion though that drive from Cooper made him look like our best RB. We don’t have someone that runs that hard and fast that moves the pile. I just don’t get it

What bought banks an extra year (or really 3 extra years at this point) is his friendship with Sark.

Identity is going broke even making a profit when we make a profit

Have we found out if he was hurt, some speculation to such.

60% of what’s on the Internet is now fake. And that number is growing Why would anyone care? Especially a head coach. Or really anyone?

Right. I’m just saying if you evaluated him only based on the disaster with the jets, you’d think he’d have zero idea how to read a defense or make decisions.

The identity is that they are very quick. Quick to get off the field for another punt.

The underachieve identity.

Thank you!!!

That's some premium, uncut copium.

Identity: Undisciplined misuse of talent.

Has Kyle Flood shown any ability to develop HS centers? Cruz was a disaster and if Christian was any good, he'd be getting some reps somewhere. He was the one responsible for the Cole Hutson at center experiment to start last season. Something tells me Cole Hutson will be 2nd string once he gets on the roster and he's up to speed. Center is one of the most important pieces and we haven't had anyone with a NFL future at that position since Majors. Our leaders are Simmons and Manning that both made mistakes at crucial moments at the end of the game. Vasek (another upperclassman) missing a block on the punt protection. The failure is across the board but less on the defense only giving up 13 points. You don't win many games when your offense and special teams gives up 14 points. So sure those guys haven't been in that game, but they didn't lose us this game as much as some of the vets did.

It's year 6 under Sark and we don't have one. Sark runs an offense that he wants to run regardless of whether or not his players can execute it. The only time where we consistently move the ball is in 10 personnel where Arch has easy reads and hot routes.

The offseason attempt to fix the most glaring problem from the 2025 roster can officially be declared a failure. Now it’s time to go back to contingency planning and scheming around that weakness the way we did second half of last season. Arch on the move.

Thanks for giving everyone your opinion on paying for this subscription. If you think anyone cared about it, that’s truly amazing that your headspace works like that

It took about 5 years and three stops for Darnold to develop. He was a bad fit several places.

Good kid but Robertson is not an SEC caliber OL.

This stat from this post was the first thing that went through my mind as soon as OU scored on the punt block 😭

I don’t think it’s that cut and dry. Sam Darnold went from a ghost seeing bust to an efficient Super Bowl winning QB. I can say Sark and Arch 100% don’t fit well together.

So, just forget about Jackson Christian? I think a big factor in losing was transfers not understanding the nature of the game. I don’t think Coleman, the two RBs, Biles, Cryer truly understood what a street fight it was going to be. Coleman was the only one who made any plays and that was when Arch put it on his facemask (although one went right through his hands). Your leaders in a game like this need to have played in it before. All that said, yes we need to improve in the IOL. Right guard is a sieve too.

Well said Gerry. Year four, it is time for Arch to step up...

QB development even for a Manning is measured in years if not decades. The 10,000 hour rule applies here. He’s not going to be a finished product until he’s played in the league for 5 to 7 years. Sorry.