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My reasoning: Arch Manning -> Not turnover prone, limited experience last year, upward development trajectory, mechanical issues that can be worked on, better supporting cast next year. Complete toolbox that at times wasn't even utilized that much last year. Can scrable, can run, can sit in the pocket and pick you apart. *Trinidad Chambliss -> Really good, pretty experienced already so how much can he improve? He does not have the same physical traits that someone like Arch has. Can still be the better college QB on this list but I got faith in our guy. Gunnar Stockton -> Incredibly high floor, very reliable, can do everything a Georgia offense would ask him to do, Georgia has won with much worse players at QB. Underrated. LaNorris Sellers -> Can make magic happen, if he gets better as a passer can shoot up this list. Beautiful moonball. John Mateer -> Accuracy issues. Gamer. Sam Leavitt -> Can make wow plays and can make incredibly head scratching plays. Gonna miss time due to injury. How does he fare against SEC defenses? Byrum Brown -> I'm probably underrating him. Very talented. KJ Jackson -> Very impressed from what we've seen last year against Texas... but then again we sucked at defending the pass. Again, probably underrating him based on name recognition. Marcel Reed -> Turnover prone, very limited toolbox, not big enough or talented enough to be that unrefined as a passer, gets in his head after making bad plays. Austin Simmons -> Turnover prone, gets in his head after making bad plays, long baseball-like release. Not a lot of experience. Can definitely shoot up next year.

The list you replied to I posted on accident lol, updated it now Don't think it's clear cut that Chambliss is a better college QB than Arch. He has a lot more experience playing than Arch. How does Arch look year 2?

Arch Manning, Texas (Kind of a 1.b, how much does Arch improve year 2?) *Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss Gunnar Stockton, Georgia LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina John Mateer, Oklahoma Sam Leavitt, LSU Byrum Brown, Auburn KJ Jackson, Arkansas Marcel Reed, Texas A&M Austin Simmons, Missouri Haven't really played: Kamario Taylor, Mississippi State Aaron Philo, Florida Kenny Minchey, Kentucky George MacIntyre, Tennessee Jared Curtis, Vanderbilt Keelon Russell, Alabama

I second this. The only thing taht would take OTF to a completely new level is all 22 film breakdown No complaints about what you guys currently do, keep up the great work

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He reminds me of Ahston Jeanty with his feet... does he have good balance after a hit too?

And I hope the media doesn't treat us like last year where Arch is the favorite in everything and Texas is crowned champions before the season starts. Hope coaches and players are fired up seeing an Indiana team made out of "misfits" win everything. Don't know Arch personally but if he's as competitive as his uncles I know he's gonna be fired up all off season and I hope that permeates through the whole team.

LG or no LG we better sure up penalties next year, at least somewhat.

Still feels crazy to me that Coleman is a longhorn!!!

Who are guys "rooting for" in the NC? I hope Indiana wins it. Cinderella story and all that. I also think Mendoza is 100x more likeable than Carson Beck, so there's that.

Please tell me a single position that hurt our chances more than LG did. Before you do that, go back and watch the Florida game or even the Kentucky game.

Why don't you have blind faith in the staff figuring out LG when it was the single position on the roster that killed our chances of making the playoffs?

I don't think it's an "Oh f*ck" situation, more like a "Well this isn't optimal but it will be fine" kind of situation My biggest concern is probably him adding strength this off season, which was one of his main goals