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  • sydS syd wrote
    #188

    how about Arch Manning starting for The Buckeyes next year

  • sydS syd

    how about Arch Manning starting for The Buckeyes next year

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote
    #189
    @syd said:
    how about Arch Manning starting for The Buckeyes next year


    In the new brave world of the NIL, would it completely shock me?

    I kind of get the impression Sayin was driving Ryan Day nuts this season. And Ohio State's QB room isn't looking as good as it did before the season started. Tavien St. Clair has not been as advertised.

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven
    @syd said:
    how about Arch Manning starting for The Buckeyes next year


    In the new brave world of the NIL, would it completely shock me?

    I kind of get the impression Sayin was driving Ryan Day nuts this season. And Ohio State's QB room isn't looking as good as it did before the season started. Tavien St. Clair has not been as advertised.

    sydS syd wrote
    #190
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    In the new brave world of the NIL, would it completely shock me?

    I kind of get the impression Sayin was driving Ryan Day nuts this season. And Ohio State's QB room isn't looking as good as it did before the season started. Tavien St. Clair has not been as advertised.


    so hell ya. lets give him a pile of money to improve his draft stock

  • sydS syd wrote
    #191

    remember Kienholz

  • sydS syd

    remember Kienholz

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote
    #192

    @syd That would be pretty wild

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven

    @nickers Sayin could very well be returning to college next season, he didn’t exactly improve off his 2025 season and he’s probably out for the rest of this one. I’m not sure what NFL scouts thought of him going into the season, but we probably thought higher of him than they did, I’m guessing.

    nickersN nickers wrote
    #193
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    @nickers Sayin could very well be returning to college next season, he didn’t exactly improve off his 2025 season and he’s probably out for the rest of this one. I’m not sure what NFL scouts thought of him going into the season, but we probably thought higher of him than they did, I’m guessing.


    I thought he would be much better.. But to me... He's just "Okay"

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • nickersN nickers
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    @nickers Sayin could very well be returning to college next season, he didn’t exactly improve off his 2025 season and he’s probably out for the rest of this one. I’m not sure what NFL scouts thought of him going into the season, but we probably thought higher of him than they did, I’m guessing.


    I thought he would be much better.. But to me... He's just "Okay"

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote
    #194

    @nickers There was no progress from last season

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  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven

    @nickers There was no progress from last season

    nickersN nickers wrote
    #195
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    @nickers There was no progress from last season


    yeah he looked about the same..

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven
    @The-Cysko-Kid said:
    @Orion and if they draft that quarterback by the time hes halfway decent the guys who were ready to win with a qb are now moving on.


    Judkins and Fannin are in their second season. Fano, Barber, Boston and Concepcion are all rookies.

    And here's a newsflash, the drafts are going to keep coming.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote
    #196
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    Judkins and Fannin are in their second season. Fano, Barber, Boston and Concepcion are all rookies.

    And here's a newsflash, the drafts are going to keep coming.


    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.

    I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!"
  • FlugelF Flugel
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    Judkins and Fannin are in their second season. Fano, Barber, Boston and Concepcion are all rookies.

    And here's a newsflash, the drafts are going to keep coming.


    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.

    sydS syd wrote
    #197
    @Flugel said:
    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.


    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it

    tiamat63T Dutch OvenD FlugelF 3 Replies
  • sydS syd
    @Flugel said:
    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.


    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote
    #198
    @syd said:
    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it


    Why would they pay top dollar for 75th percentile QB'ing?

  • tiamat63T tiamat63
    @syd said:
    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it


    Why would they pay top dollar for 75th percentile QB'ing?

    sydS syd wrote
    #199
    @tiamat63 said:
    Why would they pay top dollar for 75th percentile QB'ing?


    better coaching and better players around him, texas with the talent "THEY" have will not even sniff the playoffs this year

  • sydS syd
    @tiamat63 said:
    Why would they pay top dollar for 75th percentile QB'ing?


    better coaching and better players around him, texas with the talent "THEY" have will not even sniff the playoffs this year

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote
    #200
    @syd said:
    better coaching and better players around him, texas with the talent "THEY" have will not even sniff the playoffs this year


    Texas has good enough talent around him that Arch has been unable to get the most out of.

    This is the equivalent of your golfing buddy going to buy a new set of clubs because he think's they'll make his game better. Guy has barely mastered what he has been given.
    The bulk of Arch's issues are on him. Some of the lapses I've seen him make are something NO coach installs/teaches.

  • tiamat63T tiamat63
    @syd said:
    better coaching and better players around him, texas with the talent "THEY" have will not even sniff the playoffs this year


    Texas has good enough talent around him that Arch has been unable to get the most out of.

    This is the equivalent of your golfing buddy going to buy a new set of clubs because he think's they'll make his game better. Guy has barely mastered what he has been given.
    The bulk of Arch's issues are on him. Some of the lapses I've seen him make are something NO coach installs/teaches.

    sydS syd wrote
    #201
    @tiamat63 said:
    Texas has good enough talent around him that Arch has been unable to get the most out of.

    This is the equivalent of your golfing buddy going to buy a new set of clubs because he think's they'll make his game better. Guy has barely mastered what he has been given.
    The bulk of Arch's issues are on him. Some of the lapses I've seen him make are something NO coach installs/teaches.


    let me put it to you this way, The Bucks would win the title with what ever clubs he was given, manning is better than sayin or anyone else on the roster,

  • sydS syd
    @tiamat63 said:
    Texas has good enough talent around him that Arch has been unable to get the most out of.

    This is the equivalent of your golfing buddy going to buy a new set of clubs because he think's they'll make his game better. Guy has barely mastered what he has been given.
    The bulk of Arch's issues are on him. Some of the lapses I've seen him make are something NO coach installs/teaches.


    let me put it to you this way, The Bucks would win the title with what ever clubs he was given, manning is better than sayin or anyone else on the roster,

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote
    #202
    @syd said:
    let me put it to you this way, The Bucks would win the title with what ever clubs he was given, manning is better than sayin or anyone else on the roster,


    Your argument is self defeating. If he was simply THAT much better, then he would be elevating the talent around him at Texas and contending for a title THIS year.

    He isn't... and that's why he's falling down draft boards. But I agree with you that it will be interesting to see how the rest of his collegiate career plays out.

    sydS 1 Reply
  • OrionO Orion wrote
    #203

    No matter what people on the outside think, the Browns’ players like Watson and they see him as their leader.

    “On the football field, you kind of need your quarterback to be confident. You kind of need your quarterback to be having fun. That’s why when I see stories of him throwing a party for his teammates, and the teammates reacting to it, and looking at him as if he’s a leader. That stuff does matter on the field. Some of you will never see him as any of that, but you gotta face the facts. His teammates do. His teammates are looking up to him. His teammates are picking his brain. His teammates are treating him as if he is our Patrick Mahomes,” Lima said.

    BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE
    FlugelF 1 Reply
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  • tiamat63T tiamat63
    @syd said:
    let me put it to you this way, The Bucks would win the title with what ever clubs he was given, manning is better than sayin or anyone else on the roster,


    Your argument is self defeating. If he was simply THAT much better, then he would be elevating the talent around him at Texas and contending for a title THIS year.

    He isn't... and that's why he's falling down draft boards. But I agree with you that it will be interesting to see how the rest of his collegiate career plays out.

    sydS syd wrote
    #204
    @tiamat63 said:
    Your argument is self defeating. If he was simply THAT much better, then he would be elevating the talent around him at Texas and contending for a title THIS year.


    no I said that OSU has a better roster and coaching staff than texas and he would win here

    edit: I also believe that he is better than any qb on the roster including Sayin

    tiamat63T 1 Reply
  • sydS syd
    @Flugel said:
    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.


    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote
    #205
    @syd said:
    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it


    Have you watched him?

    Because Texas might literally laugh at that and point at the door and say "Good luck Arch in Columbus" if that happened at this point.

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven
    @syd said:
    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it


    Have you watched him?

    Because Texas might literally laugh at that and point at the door and say "Good luck Arch in Columbus" if that happened at this point.

    sydS syd wrote
    #206
    @Dutch-Oven said:
    Have you watched him?

    Because Texas might literally laugh at that and point at the door and say "Good luck Arch in Columbus" if that happened at this point.


    yes I have watched and i still say he is better than any qb on our roster

  • sydS syd
    @Flugel said:
    At least with the talent improving on this Browns' team - we don't have to worry about scaring any 1st round QBs back to college football. There's suddenly weapons to throw to which should interest any young QB coming out.

    I wish the NCAA would do something about how much schools are allowed to pay QBs - although I'm not complaining about how much Michigan is willing to overpay their QB.


    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it

    FlugelF Flugel wrote
    #207
    @syd said:
    then The Bucks should find out what texas is paying arch and double it


    I'm not nearly as big of an Arch Manning fan as I thought I'd be in the last couple of years Syd. Knowing how much our owner IS a fan of Arch Manning and/or the last name - I hope I'm wrong.

    I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!"
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