Arch 2024 vs 2026

[cdibbs]

Watching Arch highlights from 2024 and it's a legitimately different player. Mechanics, execution, confidence, etc. What happened?  Did the pressure break him and/or is this an indictment on Sark?

 

Worth a watch. It's staggering - https://youtu.be/eMxDPBsVouA?si=5dYH9zf3rieEGfS8

[Alex Butler]

Sark

[HornFromChildressTx]

Incredible. 
 

 

has to be sark.  But Milwee needs to be held accountable.

[cdibbs]

3 minutes ago, HornFromChildressTx said:

Incredible. 
 

 

has to be sark.  But Milwee needs to be held accountable.

Agreed. It's gotta be coaching. I'm not confident if you put 2026 Arch in the same spots in 2024 he looks half as good. That's a tragedy from a development perspective.

[Red Five]

Hey I saw a slant across the middle of the field. That's cool. 

Btw we used to do this with Ewers too. Probably just a coincidence. 

Edited 54 minutes ago by Red Five

[Alex Butler]

Look at arch getting the ball out and in rhythm too. Of course he had talent around him in 2024 on the oline. 

[Roy Hinojosa]

Arch looks slow, clunky, can't read a blitz, can't audible to the correct play, stares down open receivers and then pulls the trigger too late into double coverage. The performance on the field is all on Arch, and it's not because he's a bum or a JAG; it's because he is a head case and has been all season.

So what do you do? Bench Arch? The media firestorm would be one for the ages, and I don't think this team would be able to recover from that. Also, and in my opinion, the Mannings are not going to allow Arch to be benched. We've heard it the last few years, Arch is here to get developed so that he can have a long career in the NFL. This is actually good for Arch because he can work out his head case issues now and not have to deal with it in the NFL. The problem is that we have to deal with the consequences. 

I'm all for Lacey getting reps or even starting next game, but we'll be at a crossroads when that happens. 

[JurassicSark]

2 minutes ago, Roy Hinojosa said:

the Mannings are not going to allow Arch to be benched. We've heard it the last few years, Arch is here to get developed so that he can have a long career in the NFL.

At this current pace, Arch will be lucky to have a long career with the Beaumont Renegades.

[TexasLonghorns]

41 minutes ago, cdibbs said:

Watching Arch highlights from 2024 and it's a legitimately different player. Mechanics, execution, confidence, etc. What happened?  Did the pressure break him and/or is this an indictment on Sark?

 

Worth a watch. It's staggering - https://youtu.be/eMxDPBsVouA?si=5dYH9zf3rieEGfS8

The guru got ahold of him. 

[Roy Hinojosa]

3 minutes ago, JurassicSark said:

At this current pace, Arch will be lucky to have a long career with the Beaumont Renegades.

Ha, you're not wrong!

[Alex Butler]

5 minutes ago, JurassicSark said:

At this current pace, Arch will be lucky to have a long career with the Beaumont Renegades.

That’s a good ball club right there! He would get some real coaching in Beaumont 

[cdibbs]

20 minutes ago, Alex Butler said:

Look at arch getting the ball out and in rhythm too. Of course he had talent around him in 2024 on the oline. 

O Line absolutely needs a share of the blame too

[HornsUpThumbsDown]

51 minutes ago, cdibbs said:

Watching Arch highlights from 2024 and it's a legitimately different player. Mechanics, execution, confidence, etc. What happened?  Did the pressure break him and/or is this an indictment on Sark?

 

Worth a watch. It's staggering - https://youtu.be/eMxDPBsVouA?si=5dYH9zf3rieEGfS8

Called no pressure, QB1 a lot different than QB coming in for mop up duty 

[cdibbs]

7 minutes ago, HornsUpThumbsDown said:

Called no pressure, QB1 a lot different than QB coming in for mop up duty 

He made several starts. It wasn't mop up duty.