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Refs standing strong to cheat for Jawja.

Textbook OPI on that TD pass.

Chambliss is a toolsy guy. Hard to justify him as a Day 1 pick, for sure.

Chambliss looking like Donovan McNabb.

It's his future. It definitely won't be as a professional football player.

The fact that UGA has been a playoff factor without a top 50 QB is wild. They have consistently fielded middling QB's under Smart. I do feel like that is the Alabama thing. They also rarely have good QB's.

@t96 You gonna be in Tampa? I have some recs for drinking and eating spots if so.

Alabama getting smashed was the best part of this playoffs so far. Now do Miami!

Lol. What? You were saying he was the best in franchise history which was demonstrably false.

Pac 12 is better, clearly.

This is a tough one. Darnold did basically nothing against us but Stafford was able to move the ball on our defense. But that Seattle defense is elite. I think I still would rather see Darnold because this is the time of the year where he shines the dimmest. Neither game is a favorable matchup, that is for sure.

Lol. Texas Tech OT blocking the OG was the perfect summation of their day on offense.

I meant the corner. That QB is not an NFL caliber guy, IMO.

That guy probably thinks Beck is a #1 overall. I would say his opinion is about as worthless on prospects as it gets.

I think ultimately this is just a case of Oregon being the better version of what Texas Tech is.

That kid might be a top 10 pick if his career maintains progression. He has been excellent all year.

It's interesting info but it misses a ton of context for specific offenses, IMO.

That is a limited season sample, I will point out. It's only Weeks 11-17.

I agree that the coaching staff is very subpar. Evero has some good elements at times but Dave Canales is a very bottom tier OC and HC.

Adding some more context to the above post. Minimum 135 pass attempts. Bryce Young Completion Percentage 2025: 25th in NFL 2024: 37th in NFL 2023: 42nd in NFL CPOE 2025: -1.1 (24th in NFL) 2024: 2.1 (13th in NFL) 2023: -0.7 (31st in NFL)

It's not an accurate table because it is missing a ton of starting QB's, both short term and medium term. It's for total yardage, so it's missing most of the guys from above. If you include all players credited with at least one start, he would be 6th of 24. Also, his career completion percentage would be considered near the bottom of the NFL during his career. That's a bit more context for that overall.

Even better! I would hate to lose to the Bucs but the sweetest way to get in would be to lose, have Bucs fans thinking they were in for a day, and then Atlanta to snatch that away from them.

Highest completion percentage ever?? Based on what??

I think you would find that old trope is significantly less accurate in the modern era. Don't get me wrong, you are always gonna have a chunk of dum-dums but there are a lot less of those "athletes that can't read" stories than the 80's and 90's. A lot of the development systems around young athletes actually require them to be considerably sharper and there is more focus on the educational aspects because not being able to survive in a formal educational environment is such a career limiting factor. I think the biggest evolution has been the improvements in the support systems around the athletes. The people around them are rarely dismissive of education anymore and a college degree now has the significance of a high school diploma. It's a rather basic component.