Best Qb's in this draft class...? Let's Go!!

[Hashtag]

Makes sense. He has the least risk associated 

 

[CHorn427]

3 hours ago, 817 Boxing B said:

It's funny how when it's a guy people don't like, they always point to character, but Brett Farve and Aaron Rodgers get passes. Tom was just passionate. I could go on and on. Jaxson Dart had a way worse meltdown... Caleb Williams, hell Carson Beck. Funny how the Big 12 is crap now....but before he got there, the Big 12 was too tough for him to be successful in. Now that he's performed at a high level, now it's trash. ASU just took us to the wire... and they won the Big 12, like we did last year. I get it. Hate what you don't understand, but that kid and Travis give up their NIL for teammates. Also does a lot of work with kids that doesn't get publicity. I wonder if you felt the same way about Jay Cutler. Juss saying.

All of these examples are straw men. Of all of the guys you listed, I definitely do not like Rodgers or Cutler either. Jerks with bad attitudes. 
 

I’m not a a Brady fan, but I’ve never seen him throw a critical INT and then throw his teammates under the bus.
 

There’s a saying about leaders: “In a win it’s “we”, in a loss it’s “me””. It very often seems the opposite for Shedeur Sanders, with the incident vs Nebraska being a clear example.

 

[CHorn427]

3 hours ago, 817 Boxing B said:

It's funny how when it's a guy people don't like, they always point to character, but Brett Farve and Aaron Rodgers get passes. Tom was just passionate. I could go on and on. Jaxson Dart had a way worse meltdown... Caleb Williams, hell Carson Beck. Funny how the Big 12 is crap now....but before he got there, the Big 12 was too tough for him to be successful in. Now that he's performed at a high level, now it's trash. ASU just took us to the wire... and they won the Big 12, like we did last year. I get it. Hate what you don't understand, but that kid and Travis give up their NIL for teammates. Also does a lot of work with kids that doesn't get publicity. I wonder if you felt the same way about Jay Cutler. Juss saying.

Regarding the Big12:

1. Texas played like absolute cheeks vs ASU for most of the game and still won. Being able to play a D- to F game and still beating the Big12 champ doesn’t speak highly of that conference. You realize that, right?

2. Before CU got to the Big12, Texas and OU were a part of the Big12. Two blue bloods with a combined 11 national titles. The Big12 as it stands now has a combined 3 national titles all time (TCU 1939, BYU 1984, CU 1990)

3. CU played the 2nd worst regular season SOS of P4 teams, ahead of only UNC. Dodged the three best teams, played one ranked team all season (and lost). When they finally did play a top 3 Big12 team in their bowl, they had their worst game all season (go figure). 

[817 Boxing B]

4 hours ago, Hashtag said:

Makes sense. He has the least risk associated 

 

This is why I had him listed at the top. He has all the tools and the look. Being at Penn St., James Franklin gets all the heat.

[817 Boxing B]

2 hours ago, CHorn427 said:

Regarding the Big12:

1. Texas played like absolute cheeks vs ASU for most of the game and still won. Being able to play a D- to F game and still beating the Big12 champ doesn’t speak highly of that conference. You realize that, right?

2. Before CU got to the Big12, Texas and OU were a part of the Big12. Two blue bloods with a combined 11 national titles. The Big12 as it stands now has a combined 3 national titles all time (TCU 1939, BYU 1984, CU 1990)

3. CU played the 2nd worst regular season SOS of P4 teams, ahead of only UNC. Dodged the three best teams, played one ranked team all season (and lost). When they finally did play a top 3 Big12 team in their bowl, they had their worst game all season (go figure). 

And in the same breath, you will defend Texas' schedule this year in the SEC. People could say the same things about us not facing any major threats besides Georgia, and we lost both games. Georgia looked like cheeks most of the season and only played well in spurts... so what's are you saying? Make excuses for how much your hate has no baseline, but then ostracized a 21 year old behind a play in a game and his explanation of it. If you ask any of the other coaches in the SEC about Texas' schedule and seeding on the playoffs, they'll scream conspiracy. Coach Prime and the gang have had an amazing year and exceeded any expectations of them. Sheduer had a great 2 years of D-1, proving many of you wrong, and will be a 1st round pick. 

[CHorn427]

1 hour ago, 817 Boxing B said:

And in the same breath, you will defend Texas' schedule this year in the SEC. People could say the same things about us not facing any major threats besides Georgia, and we lost both games. Georgia looked like cheeks most of the season and only played well in spurts... so what's are you saying? Make excuses for how much your hate has no baseline, but then ostracized a 21 year old behind a play in a game and his explanation of it. If you ask any of the other coaches in the SEC about Texas' schedule and seeding on the playoffs, they'll scream conspiracy. Coach Prime and the gang have had an amazing year and exceeded any expectations of them. Sheduer had a great 2 years of D-1, proving many of you wrong, and will be a 1st round pick. 

Texas had one of the easier schedules in the hardest conference in college football. Colorado had the easiest schedule in one of the easiest P4 conferences in college football. That’s the difference.

Even the “lesser” teams in the SEC have notable former highly touted recruits and  NFL talent. 
 

The current SEC member schools accounted for 73 NFL draft picks in 2024. Big 12: 17 picks across 16 schools. The talent in the conferences is not close. And again, the talent that there is this year in the Big12 Colorado dodged or lost to! 

[817 Boxing B]

5 minutes ago, CHorn427 said:

Texas had one of the easier schedules in the hardest conference in college football. Colorado had the easiest schedule in one of the easiest P4 conferences in college football. That’s the difference.

Even the “lesser” teams in the SEC have notable former highly touted recruits and  NFL talent. 
 

The current SEC member schools accounted for 73 NFL draft picks in 2024. Big 12: 17 picks across 16 schools. The talent in the conferences is not close. And again, the talent that there is this year in the Big12 Colorado dodged or lost to! 

The talent that "is" in the Big 12 had a major head start on Colorado in regards to infrastructure and roster building, and even with all that, they where 1 game away from playing for a Big 12 title, something we only did our 1st and last year in that league. 

[CHorn427]

24 minutes ago, 817 Boxing B said:

The talent that "is" in the Big 12 had a major head start on Colorado in regards to infrastructure and roster building, and even with all that, they where 1 game away from playing for a Big 12 title, something we only did our 1st and last year in that league. 

It’s amazing that you are on here and know so little about our program. We played in the Big12 championship game 9 times. You literally forgot about those two years we played in the national championship game??

Seem like a true Colorado fan on here in disguise with that lack of knowledge lmao

Every year we were in the Big12, we either played in the title game, or lost to the Big12 champion in the regular season (typically OU). Once again, Colorado completely avoided the 3 best teams in conference this year. If Texas didn’t have to play the 3 best teams in conference, we would have easily made the conference championship game every year. 

 

[Treston Marshall]

2 hours ago, 817 Boxing B said:

And in the same breath, you will defend Texas' schedule this year in the SEC. People could say the same things about us not facing any major threats besides Georgia, and we lost both games. Georgia looked like cheeks most of the season and only played well in spurts... so what's are you saying? Make excuses for how much your hate has no baseline, but then ostracized a 21 year old behind a play in a game and his explanation of it. If you ask any of the other coaches in the SEC about Texas' schedule and seeding on the playoffs, they'll scream conspiracy. Coach Prime and the gang have had an amazing year and exceeded any expectations of them. Sheduer had a great 2 years of D-1, proving many of you wrong, and will be a 1st round pick. 

People want to complain about our schedule, but nobody else in the conference goes 7-1 with our schedule. All the top team in the SEC lost to at least two teams on our schedule. 

Ten - GA and Arky

Bama - Vandy and OU 

Ole miss - uf and ku

Etc.

[Burnt Orange Horn]

11 hours ago, HornsUpThumbsDown said:

NFL or not deserves more love from Longhorn nation. 
 

 

James Street was 20-0 over his two seasons as a starter. 2 Cotton Bowl victories and one Natty.

 

[817 Boxing B]

23 hours ago, Poppy said:

Wonder if this will change after the combine and pro day results. 

Question...How do Quinn's strengths and weaknesses play out in pro settings vs. college ball? 

 

 

I think the benefit of any running game helps him immensely. If you take Quinn, follow the Micheal Penix blueprint. He doesn't need to be the guy or without a solid veteran to sit behind. He has to mature more physically and grow into a locker room and the NFL is a hard place to do that in.