Not to mention, with Arch, the defenses had to respect him as a runner. This opens the field up even more. Defenses weren't worried about Ewers ability to take off. Arch will be able to make more out of a broken play as opposed to Ewers self-sacking himself and making his OL look worse than it was. The problem is, will the defense be as good? We got away with winning games with junk offense and long scoring droughts. Because the defense did their thing. The games that come to mind right away is Arkansas, Florida, aggy. Ewers did his best to give away the aggy game. That should have been a straight up route. A 4 score plus win. But it became a nail biter solely because Ewers. Defense made 2 monstrous 4th down stops that changed the landscape of that game. Also, Arch accounted for one of the TDs. Georgia SEC title game was a terrible game for him, too. So glad I don't have to watch him for a team I root for.
The last 2 years was the best we've had talent wise since the 2005-09 years but pissed 2 winnable semifinals games.