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Waller isn’t bad for a TE either. I know he has been hurt a lot this year though…

Yeah that’s like saying Allen wasn’t balling against the Chiefs in that last playoff game because he lost. Players can play great and their team can still lose…

And that’s ok. People need to adjust their expectations. Josh Allen had 3 games with under 100 passing yards his rookie year. Imagine if they labeled him a bust and weren’t patient….

The announcers were just talking about it. He isn’t getting the ball out fast enough. That’s basically processing speed which gets better with experience. They even mentioned Dobbs being in the league for 6 years helps him process much quicker than a rookie like Willis. Us fans tend to get impatient if rookies don’t shine right away, but a project QB like Willis usually takes some time.

Who thought Willis was going to be ready during his rookie year? I’m pretty sure it was known he would take at least one year if not more before he was ready to be a starter. No need to get all premature on rookie players.

That's the guy that claimed he knew Brady was going to be great before he was drafted. Pay no attention to him....

I know he is a local guy so I bet you are right.

Pep Hamilton is flying under the radar because Houston is so bad, but he developed Herbert his rookie year and helped develop Luck at Stanford and Indianapolis. I'm not sure is he is familiar with Wilks and it's a lateral move, but I think he is a good option as well.

Where the hell are you getting this take from?? Is there any other journalist or source that agrees with this or are you just completing pulling it out of thin air?? Of course when it comes to QBs your takes have never been that good anyway so I guess it's par for the course...

Terrible OL, terrible OC, and injuries limiting his play. If your injuries prevent you from running, you have no time to throw because your OL is terrible, and your “weapons” are covered what exactly is he suppose to do? He forced some throws but they usually got picked. The problem is sometimes that can create bad habits, which is why we need a good OC/staff.

Levis looked solid last year all things considered. Fans were wanting him to take the next step, but he was limited with a bad roster, OC, and early injuries. If he interviews well and comes off as a film room junky, I’m ok with him he pick. If we draft him or AR, we betting sign a top tier OC to develop them.

lol right? It’s very similar to the Kyle Allen hype we had. Right now Carr is a solid starter in the league and Sam is maybe a solid backup/bridge QB. Maybe Sam can continue his turn around, but Carr has already proven himself.

What the hell are you talking about? He got benched because they want to draft his replacement and are concerned he could win these last couple games. If you listened to any of his press conferences this year you would know he isn’t a quitter. He was in tears during their losing streak. I don’t want him on our roster, but the man has a lot of heart.

Yeah bad decision by Daniels, but he played one hell of a game (especially on the 4th).

Arkansas vs Kansas is going into 2OT for some halftime entertainment.

We would have to trade some of those away I would imagine.

Yeah that makes sense. I just hope it’s currently out of necessity…

No problem. The NIL is helping these mid tier prospects stay in school longer.

Both are returning next year.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/35166284/arkansas-kj-jefferson-says-return-school-2023?platform=amp

Really? He was moved to safety last year before Wilks was here? I thought he is there now because there aren’t many other options?

Wait wait wait... He posted 3 "cherry picked" elite throws for Sam Darnold and 1 of the 3 wasn't even Sam throwing?!? I didn't even catch that! You can't make this poo up!

Interviews will be huge for AR and Levis. If either of them have the Zack Wilson ego issue stay far away. From what I've read both seem to be great locker room leaders.

Those are good throws in the NFL, but I don't see anything "elite?" Honestly the first two were toss up where his WR made a nice catch. Again I'm not down on him for it, it's what QBs do a lot at this level. Toss it up and let your playmaker make a play. Honestly I think we have just seen such shitty QB play that this looks great to us. I'm the most impressed with Sam being able to throw the ball away and play mistake free football over these throws to be honest. If he can keep it TOs low like he is doing he shouldn't have trouble as a bridge or backup QB in the league. I just don't want us rolling into next year banking on Sam's brain being ready to take the next leap in development. The style of football we are playing is a good way to hide a QB that isn't ready to read a full defense yet. As someone already mentioned it's perfect for a rookie to get comfortable and it's similar to what the Bears are running with Fields who still is pretty raw as a passer when it comes to reading a defense. -on a side note are all three of these catches by TMJ? He has some real potential. We need to start throwing his way more these next couple games.

Yeah probably…. Mitchell and Coleman were ok but pretty one dimensional. Minter was great!