Layne Seawright Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago horrible O line, bad play call, condensed formation, no hot route, late read, bad communication. This offense is not one or two tweaks away from being fixed, it is utterly BROKEN ScreenRecording_10-18-2026 16-25-38_1.mov Quote
Layne Seawright Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago oh yeah and here is Gerry's "mosely was wide open" play. Sure put Lacy in, makes no difference to me. But we not a backup QB away from doing anything... We have to be real as a fan base. broken ScreenRecording_10-18-2026 16-30-01_1.mov Quote
jcash02 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago This is outlandish. This has to be one of the most basic reads as an O-lineman. This is literally just a LB blitzing right in your face. How do they not check this between Arch, center and the rest of the line? Why is Cojoe's head completely turned away from a guy right in his face? Why does he have no awareness or reaction time? This is offensive to watch 1 Quote
jcash02 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 3 minutes ago, Layne Seawright said: oh yeah and here is Gerry's "mosely was wide open" play. Sure put Lacy in, makes no difference to me. But we not a backup QB away from doing anything... We have to be real as a fan base. broken ScreenRecording_10-18-2026 16-30-01_1.mov This particular play is still on Arch in my opinion. A QB is supposed to have the pocket awareness to step up, glide and make that easy wide open throw to Moseley. Arch just stands there and gets pressured into throwing a worthless pass to Coleman out of bounds. KJ Lacey definitely would have had the ability to maneuver in the pocket and make that throw 1 Quote
ManorHorn Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 3 minutes ago, jcash02 said: This particular play is still on Arch in my opinion. A QB is supposed to have the pocket awareness to step up, glide and make that easy wide open throw to Moseley. Arch just stands there and gets pressured into throwing a worthless pass to Coleman out of bounds. KJ Lacey definitely would have had the ability to maneuver in the pocket and make that throw We know that how about KJ? From the limited snaps against bad competition? Not disagreeing on the Arch criticism at all but the belief that KJ can do things we’ve never seen is also wild. 3 Quote
Califashorn75 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago The blind leading the blind. This mess is on Flood. 1 Quote
HawkDriver Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago No silver bullet fix with this team offensively. Would like to see some new faces on the o-line. 2 Quote
jcash02 Posted 58 minutes ago Posted 58 minutes ago (edited) 16 minutes ago, ManorHorn said: We know that how about KJ? From the limited snaps against bad competition? Not disagreeing on the Arch criticism at all but the belief that KJ can do things we’ve never seen is also wild. It's not about "limited snaps or bad competition" It's about the eye test of a QB with active feet and a basic competence of how to move in the pocket. Yes, KJ Lacey has exhibited that every time we've seen him. Edited 54 minutes ago by jcash02 1 Quote
Roy Hinojosa Posted 50 minutes ago Posted 50 minutes ago 24 minutes ago, jcash02 said: This particular play is still on Arch in my opinion. A QB is supposed to have the pocket awareness to step up, glide and make that easy wide open throw to Moseley. Arch just stands there and gets pressured into throwing a worthless pass to Coleman out of bounds. KJ Lacey definitely would have had the ability to maneuver in the pocket and make that throw I remember similar things said about Quinn and Arch being the one who could step up to make that throw. Quote
ManorHorn Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago 7 minutes ago, Roy Hinojosa said: I remember similar things said about Quinn and Arch being the one who could step up to make that throw. The back-up QB is always the most popular guy on the team. 1 Quote
jcash02 Posted 35 minutes ago Posted 35 minutes ago 12 minutes ago, Roy Hinojosa said: I remember similar things said about Quinn and Arch being the one who could step up to make that throw. 2024 and 2025 Arch had that ability. Idk what this 2026 dude is doing We don't need to get goofy and rewrite history and pretend Arch has always played like this or never exhibited any more ability than what we're currently seeing. That said, I still wanna see KJ Lacey Quote
NothinButDaHorns34 Posted 17 minutes ago Posted 17 minutes ago 52 minutes ago, ManorHorn said: We know that how about KJ? From the limited snaps against bad competition? Not disagreeing on the Arch criticism at all but the belief that KJ can do things we’ve never seen is also wild. Back up QB is always the most popular guy on the campus. These same idiots wanted to bench quinn for arch. 🤷🏾♂️😂 1 Quote
OTFBrandon Posted 11 minutes ago Posted 11 minutes ago 24 minutes ago, jcash02 said: 2024 and 2025 Arch had that ability. Idk what this 2026 dude is doing We don't need to get goofy and rewrite history and pretend Arch has always played like this or never exhibited any more ability than what we're currently seeing. That said, I still wanna see KJ Lacey If that time calls for KJ, then by all means let him give it a go. But calling for him to start over Arch Manning with Ole Miss coming to town is just not smart. Why put the fate of the season on a backup QB who has never played true competition in real time? I get replacing Arch mid way through the game if nothing changes from Arch to try to get something going for the offense, but willing throwing him in the fire and expecting results fast is just wishful thinking. I’m not saying I’m disagreeing that arch isn’t playing good whatsoever, but we cannot pressure another QB change and expect results. Same thing happened with Quinn and Arch and look how that turned out. I remember people calling for Arch because Quinn couldn’t navigate the pocket like him or like he could the years before, same thing is happening to Arch. You don’t just regress after two seasons just because. This is a coaching problem that needs fixing. Quote
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