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All likely make a jump if the offensive line had performed bettter.

On the season Quinn has 2 sacks vs. 5 completions... We'll see but I just don't think the guy has enough pocket presence to play in the NFL. The NFL is like the UGA game every week.

If they go that route i hope their offensive line is good

I am about all Tua Tagovailoa'd out for my football watching life.

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As well about us beating them both this season

Looks like Tua could be heading to the bench. Zach Wilson is a free agent, I bet they give Quinn the nod since he is under contract to see what they have in him! 🤘 https://x.com/schultz_report/status/2001007220323242341?s=46

Makes some sense but you have to figure that TE & WR would look better if QB had started faster. Then you get to the RBs being dependent on the OL…😑

Schloss mic’d up.

You have my curiosity

The comments to the tweet makes it even more hilarious. Sooner fans are mad it got out saying it gives ammunition to the "haters". Too funny.

More an edge rusher, only 6-2.25 and 265

If they both lose and we win, any chance we will be ranked ahead of them on last ranking?

Fun player. Good YAC ability.

Yet they’re still amazingly quiet about their lack of SEC championship appearances.

I love how silent they were for the last two years when we made the playoffs yet they are the loudest in their first EVER time making it

College football has become a business with NIL. If you aren’t producing like you are getting compensated then things don’t add up for the school to pay you that much. Texas has the money if they really want to keep the guys that are leaving, But chose to go a different route, Simple.

Given the way the season played out, my positional rankings would follow as such: EDGE LB DL DB QB CB WR TE RB OL

Revisiting Preseason Positional Confidence Levels **** Came across an old tweet of mine that I had written and published right before the start of the season. It was basically, where do I feel the most confidence in each position group entering the season. Obviously, things did not go 100% according to my preseason predictions, but it wasn't entirely far off. By end of the year, quarterback certainly played into the top three position room conversation, but it took much longer than I anticipated getting there. Next, I don't think the safety room played as a top five unit in the second half of the season. Running back was too high originally as well. Let me explain the wide receiver spot – There was plenty of unknown and at the time no time table set for Emmett Mosley V in regards to his debut as a Longhorn. Parker Livingstone performed admirably when on the field. But altogether, there was plenty of unknowns entering the season. Let me know where you thought the positional results ended up in comparison to your preseason expectations. Who outperformed their ranks vs. who underperformed and left some meat on the bone.

Technically, if they lose first round we’ll have more playoff wins this year than them lol (Arizona State was January 1)

College basketball is also useful for looking at what including everyone in the postseason does for the regular season. Probably 75% of people who watch March Madness do not keep up with the regular season, because it is pointless. It’s mind numbing to think of basically the entire top 25 getting in. This strategy is “just let everyone except for the really crappy teams in”.