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Since you also posted the Denver game, worth pointing out thumbing do anything for three quarters after the first drive until Denver went into garbage (Bryce) time. They got a meaningless late touchdown to make it a 14 point and give Bryce some yards. Since we’re moving into superlatives, they weren’t competitive at all in that game. and Bryce also got complete outshone by Bo Nix and anyone with pride would retire after that.

Teams that are competitive don’t get blown out twice in four weeks to end the season. They barely beat some bad teams. the defense kept them close against the eagles and chiefs until the fourth quarter because the offense couldn’t find their ass with two hands before that. Eagles obviously didn’t take them very seriously, and the chiefs were pretty clearly smoke and mirrors in retrospect. That worst defense in the league shut down the eagles for most of the game. Mahomes was held scoreless in the fourth until the final drive. That doesn’t matter of course because it doesn’t support the Bryce narrative Falcons fired their defensive coordinator after the week 18 game, to give you an idea of what people who get paid to know the game think of him.

School Players Drafted Alabama 10 Georgia 10 Florida 6 LSU 6 Tennessee 5 Auburn 5 South Carolina 5 Ole Miss 4 Kentucky 3 Texas A&M 3 Arkansas 2 Mississippi State 2

Uhhhh..... Hell no I wouldn't. Lol

1. Player needs to have been productive for three years at a serious school 2. Doesn’t need work on their fundamentals 3. bigger, faster, and blacker than everyone else at their position. (Ladd not withstanding)

He wasn't. It was the result of media hype and that stupid S2 test. Stroud always made the most sense from a logical perspective trading up. AR was far too raw, Bryce had to defy the lack of 50 years of NFL QB success for someone with his measurables. It was a feel good story for a guy from a program that had more talent than anyone else they played week in and week out, and our cosplay NFL exec owners fell for it hook line and sinker.

Will do.

Their defense will be in our backfield more than Chubba....

Yea, the difference though is that Georgia is a football powerhouse with tons of great players over the years, Arizona, is, well, not. lol Plus, like you said, we've had a bunch of them over the years. T-Mac is the best offensive player in Arizona's history (and a real argument to be made for overall best player, it would be a battle between him and a couple defensive guys). He also was the first Wildcat to ever be drafted by the Panthers (the last team to have never taken one of us). And as far as I'm aware, in the 21 years since I first went out there for school, Antoine Cason is the only other Wildcat we've had on the roster (and yea, I know he didn't work out for us, but dude was an All American and Thorpe winner for Arizona while I was there in school as we were freshman the same year, so yea, I was a big fan of his).

That was when it looked like they decided to run clock, but not all of them realized it was a close catch. That’s honestly on Bryce and JT. they’re both the ones who saw the catch was close and they need to be aware it might get reviewed. im not sure it would have mattered since it was a booth review but neither the qb or receiver played their part there. XL just making things worse incidentally was just a cherry on the pie.

Accepting defeat is not an attribute that’s relevant to a fan. Player maybe, yeah I think they wanna win. but as a fan this product ain’t good enough to be Atlanta from my observations we can’t stop the run, and we can’t score. They run the ball well. And get the ball out quick just not a good match up

This. It seems like the front office is far more interested in coming up with a "find" than fielding a winning team. As a result, they are getting talked about a good bit - just not the way they want. I still say to take the top draft guides and rank the players 1-275. Then send in a ball boy, equipment manager or cheerleader to pick the highest player left on the board. If this was our process, we'd be way ahead on our rebuild. Instead, we get these mystery picks with 31 other GM's/coaches scratching their heads while they do their jobs. For proof I offer XL, DJ Johnson, Trevin Wallace, Jonatha Mingo, etc. The only "benefit" we get is UDFA's coming in and beating out the mystery picks.

Yeah, it is top heavy representation more concentrated in the top tier schools. Vanderbilt, I listed as having no one drafted. So we know their defense had no draftees. But I didn’t find a list that broke it down for offense and defense. A team could have a couple guys drafted, from the offense. No way to know without combing through depth charts and draft results. So no thanks. Basically, the numbers would split out to around 4 guys per team. But as you pointed out, 17% were on one team. Then what about Georgia? LSU usually has a few. That leaves fewer spread through the rest of the conference.

Bryce has officially appeared in more games than Jamarcus Russell and has fewer wins

Would you Good on legette. He doesn’t need this poo n

during the 2 min drive before half, after the pass to JT Sanders on 3rd down the ref spots the ball with 59 sec on clock, everyone is walking to line instead of quickly lining up and running a play to avoid a review XL lines up on wrong side of formation that Bryce wanted and decides to slowly jog to other side of formation giving time for ref to decide to review the catch given the state of Evero's defense, that turned the game from 3-13 to 3-27 before the offense got back on the field in the 2nd half

A man can't work on his brand and play football at the same time. He's probably also working on some new recipes for Thanksgiving that he can share when the writers come round to hear him talk. I still don't know why he gets so much press for so little production.

Very little difference. There was a stretch when he was benched but getting garbage time and I saw that he had Finally paid attention to his throwing process. Canales had him taking three steps planting and throwing. At times. And he looked much better. I mean, using the Bryce grading curve, which is average for most = really good for him. But he isn’t focusing on it and I see the same bad footwork that he brought with him, far too often. He just does not have the arm to disregard his fundamentals. I have been talking about this since year one, the mechanics. It is very hard to tear down the old and put in new, and not revert to your familiar, old, comfortable way when the heat is on.

Was my favorite player in the draft because of versatility... But let's be honest, would he look good with Evero??? lol

Well, that's good. You can find happiness. There have been several UGA guys on the team throughout the years, including one now, but the only one that will probably come close to T-Mac in regards to impact is Kasay. I really do believe in him. Here is just more evidence. He helped me win $180 yesterday. So I'm not just talking. I could've easily chosen Nabers, but I went with my guy.

The team I watched after Bryce came back from his benching was very competitive and improving and trending in a very positive direction. We went 4 and 6 in those 10 games. Got blown out in 2 of them, Dallas and the 2nd TB game. A team that is the opposite of competitive does not lose and win so many games by less than a TD. Den - lose by 14 NO - win by 1 NYG - win by 3 KC - lose by 3 TB - lose by 3 Philly - Lose by 6 Dallas - lose by 16 Cards - won by 6 OT TB - Utter blowout. lost by 34 ATL - won by 6 And this was with possibly one of the worst defenses in NFL history and a 1st year head coach and a lot of young players. That is a team learning and being competitive but can't finish and hasn't learned how to be consistent. Is it good enough? NO. NO. NO and triple dog NOOOO. Not by a long shot but definitely not a stretch that says you fire everybody.

And of those 62, 10 (17%) were from Alabama.

He actually started by taking a sack, throwing short of the sticks on third and punting. the second drive Chuba had 60 yards rushing. Bryce only looks good when he’s handing off.

Bryce limits the offense with his natural given limitations. He has to have passing lanes to throw or it has to be outside the numbers. So you've got to generate passing lanes or let him go off schedule which causes sack fumbles for touchdowns or bad throws for int because he can't see the defense. If you generate lanes for him, he gets happy feet and goes off schedule on his own a lot which generally leads to negative plays. He's just a bad QB and needs to be benched.

I know I keep saying it, but you should check out Taylen Green. Has all the tools just needed to cut down on his turnovers and this year he looks to be doing it. Petrino helping develop him already has near 900 passing with 11 TDs to 2 INTs and over 300 rushing with another 3 TDs. 6'6" with a strong arm and fast. 5th year starter from Boise St to Arkansas as well.