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Why are people trying to continue to make this a thing? He wouldn’t be playing halfway into the 4th quarter against San Jose State if he was hurt. Period.

Bingo!!

My only complaint about Arch or several, is that he needs to start seeing the field better and I think more game time will help with that and he needs to be more consistent on drives and not just go for the big plays. We'll see how he progresses these next couple of weeks. My concern is those around him, too many WR drops and poor play there, etc. We had penalties from the OL and WR that brought plays back. Tons to clean up, but I'm certain the coaches know that.

Hope January gets back. I was pretty disappointed with Kanu's play today, every time I saw him out there he was getting rag dolled or bullied. Might have been the worst of the bunch when it comes to DL transfers (my opinion). Everyone else there is really good. I've no idea who's doing those spin moves on the interior but holy crap were those exciting. Anyway, enough of my nonsense. Thanks for keeping us up to date, Jeff.

Not sure why they’re trying to make this Arch hurt his shoulder a thing. If it was that significant, Matt Caldwell would be playing.

I'm not going to lie, this is the second week in a row that he is grimacing when throwing like that. It also might explain his poor mechanics? But if he is injured, then it's a poor job by the staff of not seeing it and fixing it. Right now I'll choose to believe he's not injured and it's just people nit picking certain things.

A lot of teams did struggle, that is true. Get the penalties down, be more consistent on O and establish yourself, that would be great.

He just looks pissed that ball left his hand poorly. He knew he grounded it as soon as he slung it.

Hmmmmm

Not that it doesn’t make Texas’ offensive issues any less significant, but after watching so many top 25 teams lose or struggle to win, I feel better about this season if the offense continues to improve and they clean up the boneheaded penalties.

Here’s a bit of perspective: Quinn played 37 college games. In all of those games, he only had a higher passer efficiency rating FOUR TIMES than Arch had in this game (183.3). We are all being extremely critical of Arch, and he certainly left a lot of meat on the bone. But let’s not act like he’s a scrub. He is oozing potential and still extremely inexperienced. And despite all that, his mediocre game against SJSU still resulted in a PER that was the equivalent of Quinn at his peak.

I wonder if there’s any players this staff would want for next season and how UF’s 2026 high school recruiting class would be affected if they can Napier mid season. Gotta think about that when letting a coach go now, even when it’s clear they’re not the right guy for the job. Not fully sold on Kelly and Cristobal to both beat Napier though.

Really you think after tonight? That game was in the swamp. I don't know if I'm too concerned about that game in a few weeks. I think less now than I was before the season started. We'll see though, that's why you gotta play the games. 😁🤘🤘

Who did we have a chance to land in the portal at WR? I'll give a mulligan for that, as I believe it was smack bang in the middle of the playoffs, no? But I don't remember us being a favourite for any WR's.

Again, I said we get the W and nobody said we weren't deeper. You just don't overlook playing at the swamp. Y'all keep the confidence though.

After today I would say Florida will be less of a challenge then we thought and Zero U is much better than last year

What about the Michael Taaffe injury? He looked shaken up left the field and didn’t return.

Love to see it 🤣. But I do think they will be a little amped up since we smoked them like a pack or cools last year.

Quinn’s first year starting had some pretty ugly games. He improved a lot year 2 then seemed to regress final year (likely due to injuries). Arch gonna be fine.

Actually your stats do lie. We ran for 155 yards and averaged 4.8 ypc. Not great but in most games, I’ll take 5 ypc.

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Great perspectives Jeff. My questions / concerns are: 1) OL and DL through two games look extremely undisciplined with all the stupid penalties. Gotta clean up quickly. Collin Simmons, wtf with the stupid penalties through 2 weeks? 2) Arch appears to have regressed in past 12 months on fundamentals/ mechanics. What is AJ Milwee teaching our QBs? Concerningvtrend with the way Quinn seemed to regress his final year? Way too many examples through 2 games where Arch not seeing wide open receivers down field, poor mechanics, sloppy footwork. 3) Wide receivers dropping very catchable balls (Wingo drop inexcusable) and holding call on Livingstone was crushing in the moment. Those kill momentum. 4) DBs getting burned too often. With a better QB, several additional TDs get scored against us today. 5) Jerrick Gibson gonna be sitting a lot this year if he can’t hold the f’ing ball. Like Christian Clark A LOT. So good to see Baxter building momentum. Feels like our running game could be a real strength this season. 6) Punting seemed off today compared to last week. 7) I heard Sark talk this week about how much he loves blocked punts but good Lord, that is a nut crushing stupid penalty on 4th down to get roughing the punter. Same as a turnover but it’s self inflicted to give free 1st down. 8. We won by 30+ but for much of the game, it didn’t feel good. Very sloppy, erratic. We easily could lose upcoming games against OU, Georgia, A&M, staring at 8-4 if we don’t make big strides in lots of areas quickly. The good news is lots of good tape to highlight areas to improve. No part of the team should be overconfident. Long season. Lots of time to improve, just cannot afford to lose games we’re favored. Hook em! 🧡🤘🏼🐂

He hurt his thumb against OU and was ineffective the rest of the game which fueled their comeback. I don’t think it healed for much of the rest of the season.

Florida lost to South Florida today

believe it was later in that season when Thompson went out with Injury and it might've been WV or someone like that. He came in and played pretty well. He also came in during '22 when Ewers got hurt in that Bama game. Even though he was banged up himself. That might be the game you're talking about.