LinvilleGorge

I honestly have no idea how that difference needs explanation. One organization was completely new from the ground up, the other organization was pre-existing and relocated.

Those were existing franchises that just relocated.

He's talking about the existence of the franchise. The Panthers and Jaguars are the newest teams in the league.

The OL as a whole is as good as any we've ever had. The tackle tandem is definitely our best ever. The receivers overall aren't great but outside of Smitty/Moose/Proehl we've never fielded a great group of receivers. T-Mac looks legit for sure. The TEs aren't great either but look serviceable. Chuba-Dowdle is our best RB duo since DeAngelo-JStew. Overall, yeah it's one of our better overall offensive supporting casts.

Just build a winning team. We can wear hand me down helmets from the local HS for all I care.

He's on a rookie contract versus Lawrence making franchise QB money. That's it.

Lawrence is a disappointment but I honestly think if given the choice between Trevor Lawrence or Bryce Young at QB almost every NFL team would opt for Lawrence.

FSU is having the weirdest season. Beat Bama comfortably in week one then hit the ACC schedule at 3-0 and have gone 0-3 in the ACC but every game has been close.

Yeah, you're basically talking a bunch of 5* recruits vs. a bunch of 2* and 3* recruits. It's the difference in talent in the trenches that really separates the blue bloods from the pack in the college game.

The QB had been as effective running as anyone they had. I would've rolled him out on an RPO on at least one of those downs.

Yeah, they hadn't been able to run up the middle in short yardage situations all night long and that's all they tried to do down there.

Yeah, he's ass. 11/27 for 132 yards and 11 carries for -1 yard says it all. This against a team that's 2-4 overall and 0-4 in conference.

Props to Kentucky. They hung in there with a much more talented team. Questionable play calling down on the goal line. Running up the middle in short yardage hadn't worked for them all night and they pounded their heads against the wall over and over anyway

Texas has 179 yards of offense in a game that's in OT Good grief

LOL Arch WTF was that?

Well, a holding call on 1st down on Texas actually makes it interesting.

Well, UK just lost going for it on 4th and goal in OT. Had 1st and goal from the 3 and hardly went anywhere. Texas is just gonna run it and kick

I'm sure the kid is fine on the money front either way. I didn't think Hurts had any NFL future either. If I was in his camp I'd be trying to make a pairing with Lincoln Riley happen.

We were talking earlier today about Sellers needing Lincoln Riley but the Mannings aren't dumb. I wouldn't be surprised if they don't try to sway Arch to USC via the portal on the off-season.

I'm sure Texas has good recruits at QB sitting. At some point they got a just own up to this ain't working and move on. He's their Bryce Young. Yeah, he was supposed to the the dude. Yeah, you've been able to win some games largely despite him instead of because of him. But at some point you just have to be honest and say this guy is holding us back and we got a go in a different direction.

Arch is 9/23 for 109 yards deep into the 4th quarter in a 10-10 death struggle against an obviously overmatched 2-3 Kentucky team. Texas is a good team being held back by a bad QB. It's very obvious now why they were playing Quinn Ewers over him. Quinn Ewers is a much better QB.

You know your QB is ass when you run a fuging QB draw on 3rd and 8 inside your own 40 but outside of FG range. Tell me without saying it.

He was god awful down the stretch. I mean just completely terrible.

Hot take incoming, but Diego Pavia is a better version of Bryce. Probably not an NFL starter but I would not be mad about throwing a 5th at him if the option was there.

He needs to get away from SCAR.