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I am Rocky's reliable source. The amputation and bionic arm replacement was successful. Please head to your local bookie and place the overs on Manning today, you will thank us later. - @InsideBaseball

I just decided on 45-7.

Texas UIL would not allow such a transfer.

Rest up young man.

It's a miracle of modern medicine

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Did Arch try unplugging his arm and plugging it back in? I had the same procedure and the latest update is trash. 🤣

This is 100% accurate

I have it from a reliable source that Arch went through emergency arm replacement iver the summer. They had to cut his old arm off and replace it with a donor arm, thats why his throwing mechanics are off. He is still getting use to this new arm and adjusting his angles until he finds one that the new arm likes. Its actually a miracle he is up and throwing kike this soo soon after the procedure.

Just gonna sit this right here https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6623803/2025/09/13/arch-manning-grimace-injury-texas-longhorns/

Yep, thinking about how talented the team will be next year. January, Watson, Kanu, Sharma, Charles, Terry at DL. Simmons, Umeozulu, Vasek (whenever he decides to come back and stay healthy), Jackson, Spence (can also move back to LB if needed), Smith at Edge. Lefau, Smith, Barnes, Atkinson at LB (I think I'm forgetting someone here?). DB's have Hicks, Filsaime, Black, Littleton, J. Williams, D.Williams (I think he'll 99.99% come back lol), Phillips, Johnson-Rubell, Roberson, Mack and I'm probably forgetting some from that list to choose from. A lot of these guys are getting some run this year, too. They might be overall less experienced next year, but imo could be just as talented if not more so.

I'm not too sure about that. There is a ton of young guys getting snaps. Sharma, Charles, Terry, Jackson, Smith, Littleton, Black, etc. The guys behind them are very talented. On top of guys like Lefau, January, Watson, Kanu, Johnson (if he decides to come back) and the younger guys stepping up. Could see a step back, but I don't know. The D has been humming as of late and PK and Nansen have really done a great job. Especially PK, who garnered nothing but ridicule his first couple of years here, whilst he was building a championship D. Now we're still waiting for the O to catch up lol.

Well played!

Maybe, you'd know a lot more about that than me. I'm just going off what little I know. Seems like they need to get one guy out there with the 1st team and let him stay there to gel with the OL starters. Either pick Neto or Stroh and so be it, imo. Hell ,if it needs to be Kibble, doesn't bother me. Just get it sorted.

This is also true but he isn't the only one doing that. He also is very slow on his feet.

I don't know about that, he doesn't get to decide who plays or not, I've liked the small sample size from Neto. Stroh is good, too, just think he needs to have a bit more work.

Clark & Simon. Looking for more explosivity from the RB position.

I know PFF isn't loved around here because it doesn't paint a pretty rose picture but the young defensive players including true freshmen are grading well vs the younger offensive players who may not even be true freshmen.

More experience and better talent.

Just looked it up and it's even better, the 2022 offense was ranked #13 in red zone offense. '24 - 18 offense, 11 RZ '23: 19 offense, 89 RZ '22: 17 offense, 13 RZ '21 35 offense, 6 RZ

I've heard all of season that Colin Simmons was playing more with his hand in the ground. Has that been the case at all this season? He either doesn't trust it or I have not been watching closely, but I try to watch Colin Simmons on every play on Saturdays and I don't think he's done that once.

yes! We are on Spotify and Apple iTunes, along with most of the other major podcast delivery services. I usually have C&F up in audio form within 20 mins of the show being over. If you were talking about a live version, however, then unfortunately not.