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I know iowa fans are not happy with their QB

Texas Tech and FSU are shutting out their opponents 30+ points to 0 so far lol

Yeah, watching blue bloods beat the hell out of terribly overmatched teams just isn't interesting to me.

I think there were way too many people over reacting to Arch in the first game vs Ohio State. Joel Klatt had the best take I heard. Arch was making the first legit start of his college career and he lost to the defending national champions at their place by 7 points, with a chance to tie or win at the end of the game. Klatt also said this was the first game Arch started on the road in his career. Was probably a combination of nerves + the atmosphere + Ohio State having a good defense. Ohio State did lose a ton of starters defensivly the draft but they kept a few, including a starting CB Igbinosun and probably a top 10 pick in next year's draft, Saftey, Caleb Downs. Klatt was saying he made ton of odd mistakes in his first away start as well. It's going to take time for him to learn how to play well against real good defenses. He got a few snaps in against Georgia last year and didn't look great either.

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I'm watching Texas vs SDSU and Michigan vs Oklahoma. None of the games in that middle time slot interest me. Texas is beating the living shite out of SDSU. 4 TDs for Arch and it's not halftime yet lol.

Renfrow got 2 nattys in college. Renfrow got the same # of Pro Bowls in a fraction of the time. they are an apples and oranges comparison but I’d take Renfrow career if I had to pick

It was blatantly obvious that Caleb Williams was a very fragile diva in college. I have no idea how anyone could've believed he could handle being an NFL QB after watching him run to literally crying in mommy's arms after the meanies dared best him on the field. Good lord. It was embarrassing watching people defend him saying that was evidence of how passionate he was. Listen, there's a difference between being passionate and being bitch made and running to go cry in mommy's arms because your team lost a game is way on the wrong side of that line if you're a grown ass man. You're 12 and lost in the Little League World Series? Okay, yeah. Getting ready to enter the NFL draft and lost a college game? Man the fug up.

Two more now just a minute into second

This makes zero sense.

After all the interesting games last Saturday this is more of a typical early season Saturday of football. Not many games of interest, mostly just schedule filler. Michigan/Oklahoma should be decent tonight. I sure as hell hope UNC/Charlotte isn't "interesting" but I'm not so sure that it won't prove to be. LOL

Nothing he does at the college level affects his legacy IMO.....

The Browns game was a not a game that should make any human feel positive about any aspect of our team

They're saying this was the longest Texas TD pass in 8 years Livingstone with another TD, a shorter pass this time after Texas picked off the SDSU QB off a tipped ball.

Plays into my theory Bill is only in college football because he was not going to let Kraft/NFL blackball and end his coaching career. So he is opting for a legacy hit by being a bad college coach because everyone is petty and childlike to various degrees.

As I say that, Arch throws a 83 yard TD to Livingstone lol.

As bad as Arch was in game 1 vs Ohio State. I'm watching them continue to drop passes against San Diego State today un game 2 lol. Arch got insanely unlucky with the amount of talented WRs that Texas had ALL left before he started. Couple years ago they had Adonai Mitchell and Xavier Worthy, last year they had Matthew Golden and Isaiah Bond. This year they have Ryan Wingo and Parker Livingstone lol. Wingo (6'2" 214 lbs) is only a Sophomore that had 472 receiving yards in his only season played last year. Livingstone (6'4" 191 lbs) looks like a redshirt freshman. Not having veteran WRs from the past few seasons means there's gonna be some growing pains for them this year.

As much as this article has shocked me with how bad everything seems over in Chicago, it has made me that much more of a fan of Jayden Daniels. They cover how he's the first in the building, that Bobby Wagner sees him as a long-lost little brother due to his work ethic + approach to personal improvement, and how he used some German VR thing at x1.75 NFL speed to work on his progressions leading into the season. That's awesome. But in Chicago... Damn, Kyler catching strays too

I could definitely see that. I really dont see a way he makes it physically playing a high percentage of plays on both sides of the ball.

So how is limiting access of scouts good for the program? Seems you want any and all scouts frequenting your program.

Ah, that explains why Leatherwood never seemed to catch on anywhere.

Lol yeah mainly the panthers players, but you’re also playing with fire having CMC IMO. But i know the struggles of drafting late. I drafted 10th and 12th in my two leagues. But I managed well.

Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow I had no idea that former Panthers blocking TE Jeff King was working in front offices now, let alone that he was the senior director of player personnel for the Bears.