OTF Premium Favorite Arch Manning Throw of 2025

[diegozanna20]

Just now, CJ Vogel said:

Have the horses to do it.

I would love to see 10 personnel make a return.

I think the two backs we got favor that kind of offense. I remember Sark talking in a seminar about how LSU in 2019 killed everyone in the backfield with their RB. 

[CJ Vogel]

3 minutes ago, diegozanna20 said:

I think the two backs we got favor that kind of offense. I remember Sark talking in a seminar about how LSU in 2019 killed everyone in the backfield with their RB. 

It's all about creating space and you'd be able to create a lot of it with the receivers in the room constantly running downfield.

[SB21]

1 hour ago, CJ Vogel said:

Not a throw highlight, but a play I didn’t realize worked so well until now. 

29–21 Florida, 0:26 left in 4Q 

D Moore comes wide open over the middle, but pressure already forced Arch out…. Brutal

Man this hurts….. Moore was gonna walk that one one if Arch would have seen him 

[TheRoJoShow]

2 hours ago, Texas fan in Georgia said:

The way he evaded the defender and stepped up into the pocket to make that throw was ELITE.

Watching that clip, i literally said "elite" out loud. Everything about that play is elite.

[TheRoJoShow]

The sideline-out throw is the most impressive one to me. That was Josh Allen-esque.

 

 

Edited 2 hours ago by TheRoJoShow

[hookemrj13]

Matthew Caldwell saving the season imo vs Miss St is my favorite throw of the year. 

No telling what losing that game would have done to our season. 

[CJ Vogel]

9 minutes ago, hookemrj13 said:

Matthew Caldwell saving the season imo vs Miss St is my favorite throw of the year. 

No telling what losing that game would have done to our season. 

Was a massive play no doubt. Probably the most impressive part of that was his presnap adjustment at the LOS

[Glass Joe]

Similar to the OU rollout throw to Livingstone, my personal favorite was the 7-yard rollout TD throw to Livingstone in the Mss State game.  It was elite in every sense.

[NothinButDaHorns34]

My favorite throw was when he was in the very early infancy of the arch “yips” at ohio state. That dime he threw to jack endries in the second half when were driving to try and tie the game up. Dropped the ball perfectly in between two defenders converging on the left sideline. 

[f1revo]

3 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Not a throw highlight, but a play I didn’t realize worked so well until now. 

29–21 Florida, 0:26 left in 4Q 

D Moore comes wide open over the middle, but pressure already forced Arch out…. Brutal

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We missed like 2-3 walk in TDs in that game because the OL was so bad.