JurassicSark

Last year's O-Line was atrocious. Not just bad. Guys were falling over each other, the team couldn't run the ball at all, and it felt like every snap was reaction time training for Arch, which led to a some small bad habits. Flood can have the benefit of the doubt for a rough season without a major threat at RB, but if the OL is still a problem in 2026 and we still can't run the ball with two 1000yd backs and if Arch is still being sacked 6 times against FL or 5 times against MS St., who else can we blame?

Poor kid. Ruined his future regardless of the outcome of this lawsuit. Gambling ads are rampant nowadays and young men are the sacrificial lambs. Sure, he is at fault as well, but these platforms are explicitly designed to be as addictive as possible and to hook you in. This is the ugly side of ad-reads for Prizepicks and such platforms.

Man this just might be the craziest comment I've read on this entire forum. Props to you sir.

Will enjoy my new Lakers message board until Sark and co. sort out this OL

Crazy to think none of this would even be a conversation if we had just held onto John Mills a little over a year ago. He has been outstanding as an OL for Washington and he was only a 3-Star recruit.

He will come visit, up his stock, and then return to Indiana a wealthier man.

Because all it takes is for one of those bench guys to develop into a really good player and it's worth it. Plenty of examples of that happening across CFB.

Carson Beck's arm falls off and Marcus Freeman retires

A trustworthy WR1, Linebacker depth/experience