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  1. I'd guess that it'd be that combination in some order. Could then be Baker to LT, Neto to LG, and Hutson to RT. I'd think they want experience/seniority in Columbus
  2. You could keep Baker at RT since that's where he's been excelling, and then Hutson at LT, which isn't ideal, but he probably won't straight up suck Maybe Hutson-Neto-Roberson-Campbell-Baker?
  3. So an 8-seed implies losing to Ohio State, Georgia, and one more? That's possible, but I don't think probable
  4. Listening to some national voices this week (also locally, Ian Boyd seems to be in this camp) on Texas, I think many of them are really missing the boat on the transfer additions. For instance, Bill Connelly has been on multiple podcasts talking about how Texas is basically starting over on both lines (which isn't true, there's multiple returners on both sides) and needs Arch to be special to justify being the best team in the country, but fails to mention that Texas brought in five quality DTs, the worst of which is probably a starter for an average P4 team, and the other four can play for anyone in the country to varying degrees. And given the amount of attention Simmons and Hill require from the offense, the DTs don't even have to be particularly special to be a problem I think there's a chance that the Texas defense might be the best side of the ball in the country, and I suspect that Sark is looking to compliment that with an NFL-style under center/pistol early downs running/play-action offense (as opposed to an RPO shotgun early downs offense) that'll both help out the OL in the run game and help scheme WRs open into space, and then on 3rd and long you have Justin Herbert Arch Manning hero ball. Add in a high end punter, and this might be a 2021-2022 Georgia / 2023 Meat Chicken murderball squad
  5. It's -2 or -2.5 depending on the book https://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/odds/las-vegas/
  6. I watched the all-22 of their first few drives the other day to try and remember how they were covering Smith, and yeah there were three near interceptions on their first two drives including one near their endzone We were zoning up the outside and deep and Howard had a lot of relatively easier first read check down throws, especially over the middle
  7. I don't get this at all
  8. Brugler has said that Peter Woods is a near Jalen Carter type for him (I think he called him a 90% Jalen Carter), which is a top three pick but probably shouldn't be ranked ahead of an elite QB prospect on a big board, but I'm assuming he just wants more live bullet against real defenses data for Arch
  9. I think a reasonable recent comp for Hill might be Jihaad Campbell, who just went at pick #31
  10. He and DJ are the best in the business. He's typically way ahead of the curve Appears to be a loaded OT class, and a lot of potentially draftable QBs There's a couple of names there that Texas wanted
  11. He'd have Arch #1 in a mock draft. The big board is for his personal rankings.
  12. 1) Peter Woods- DT- Clemson 2) Arch Manning- QB- Texas 3) Kadyn Proctor- OT- Alabama 4) Caleb Downs- S- Ohio State 5) Keldric Faulk- Edge- Auburn 6) Jeremiah Love- FB- Notre Dame 7) LaNorris Sellers- QB- South Carolina '8) Spencer Fano- OT- Utah 9) TJ Parker- Edge- Clemson 10) Garrett Nussmeier- QB- LSU 11) Jermod McCoy- CB- Tennessee 12) Jordyn Tyson- WR- Arizona State 13) Xavier Chaplin- OT- Auburn 14) Francis Mauigoa- OT- Miami 15) Caleb Lomu- OT- Utah 16) Avieon Terrell- CB- Clemson 17) Kenyon Sadiq- TE- Oregon 18) Matayo Uiagalelei- Edge- Oregon 19) Caleb Banks- DT- Florida 20) Fernando Mendoza- QB- Indiana 21) Conner Lew- C- Auburn 22) CJ Allen- LB- Georgia 23) LT Overton- Edge- Alabama 24) Sonny Styles- LB- Ohio State 25) Chris Bell- WR- Louisville 26) Drew Shelton- OT- Penn State 27) Drew Allar- QB- Penn State 28) Isaiah World- OT- Oregon 29) David Bailey- Edge- Texas Tech 30) Cade Klubnik- QB- Clemson 31) Carnell Tate- WR- Ohio State 32) DJ McKinney- CB- Colorado 33) Anthony Hill Jr- LB- Texas 34) Christen Miller- DT- Georgia 35) Whit Weeks- LB- LSU 36) Makai Lemon- WR- USC 37) Max Klare- TE- Ohio State 38) Trevor Goosby- OT- Texas 39) Reuben Bain Jr- Edge- Miami 40) Kamari Ramsey- S- USC 41) Max Iheanachor- OT- Arizona State 42) Zion Young- Edge- Missouri 43) Will Lee- CB- Texas A&M 44) R Mason Thomas- Edge- Oklahoma 45) AJ Harris- CB- Penn State 46) Sam Leavitt- QB- Arizona State 47) Kenyatta Jackson Jr- Edge- Ohio State 48) Jude Bowry- OT- Boston College 49) Eric Singleton Jr- WR- Auburn 50) Darrell Jackson Jr- DT- Florida State https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6549329/2025/08/21/nfl-draft-2026-rankings-arch-manning-caleb-downs/
  13. Reminder that McShay and his co-host talked up Tyler Shough during the draft process. Tyler Shough who might not even beat out Spencer Rattler. Dudes the opposite of a ball knower. He's a ball unknower.
  14. I tried McShay's show during draft season, but it's not very insightful Brugler just started a weekly podcast. Much more insightful
  15. A bunch of boomers in midtown after the sun goes down? You should wear a go-pro for our entertainment
  16. Two man is a good passing situation coverage assuming the opponent doesn’t have a QB who’s much of a running threat. It should require a difficult throw to beat it. There was a period of time in the 2010s when it was the coverage de jour in the NFL, but now over half the league has QBs who’ll gash you with their legs, so it’s more of a mix in against those QBs instead of a major
  17. They wouldn’t be using him like a traditional nickel corner
  18. He did get roasted for what would have been a TD by Tate, although Tate dropped it If you watch the all-22 of that game (it's online), Howard frequently didn't even look at Smith, and generally stared down a middle of the field option that was typically a RB, TE, or slot and got the ball out as quickly as possible, while Smith was occupying MOFO coverage outside
  19. Clemson has won a couple of national championships behind OL that weren't "national title quality." Ohio State just won one with 2/3 of their best OL out for the playoffs Most opponents will try to win on defense with sim pressures (trying to create the effect of a blitz while only bringing four), and communicating/clean trade offs will probably be the most important task for the OL this year. Your OL doesn't need to be filled with upperclassmen who're ripe to get drafted in the first round, they need to be assignment sound and communicate I suspect the scheme this year will really help them out in the run game too
  20. If Goosby is able to get healthy, there’s still a chance the OL has improved, fwiw
  21. This guy is frequently not funny, but he's had some gems over the years. The Prince Ibeh and Cam Ridley to TE thread still cracks me up
  22. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-athletic-football-show-a-show-about-the-nfl/id1528622068?i=1000722423882
  23. What does McCaffrey have to do with our RBs?
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