@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Gerry Hamilton 

Is the missing link for the offense these past few seasons including this year, a ready to die QB? I feel like I haven’t seen any QB since Sam Ehlinger play so proud to be a longhorn. Nothing rattled that guy, just like VY and Colt. Just some ride or die guys. 

2 minutes ago, OTFBrandon said:

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Gerry Hamilton 

Is the missing link for the offense these past few seasons including this year, a ready to die QB? I feel like I haven’t seen any QB since Sam Ehlinger play so proud to be a longhorn. Nothing rattled that guy, just like VY and Colt. Just some ride or die guys. 

I don’t think that’s the issue. I don’t question Arch’s will, toughness or anything of that nature.

Just now, Jeff Howe said:

I don’t think that’s the issue. I don’t question Arch’s will, toughness or anything of that nature.

I question his decision making, and his overall skills.

Just now, HookemFromOkc said:

I question his decision making, and his overall skills.

That’s a different conversation.

1 minute ago, Jeff Howe said:

I don’t think that’s the issue. I don’t question Arch’s will, toughness or anything of that nature.

No you’re completely right, I guess I’m just tired of everyone hating our own Qb year after year. 

8 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

That’s a different conversation.

A convo that probably wont happen because his name is Manning and not Johnson...I hope he turns it around and proves me wrong. 

Edited October 11Oct 11 by HookemFromOkc

8 hours ago, OTFBrandon said:

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Gerry Hamilton 

Is the missing link for the offense these past few seasons including this year, a ready to die QB? I feel like I haven’t seen any QB since Sam Ehlinger play so proud to be a longhorn. Nothing rattled that guy, just like VY and Colt. Just some ride or die guys. 

Offensive coordinator and offensive line development.  
 

Texas struggles against competent defenses and repeatedly makes the same undisciplined mistakes year after year. Arch Manning running the ball more may help them look better against the weaker defenses on the schedule, but it doesn’t fix the core issue: this is simply not a well-coached offense.
 

Spare me the “best play-calling” talk. Sark succeeded under Saban because those teams were far more disciplined and better at developing players.  That’s leadership from the top down.

Edited October 11Oct 11 by Bonaparte

If an elite QB is required to have a consistently good offense then that tells me the play caller is sub-par.