yeah i love that the argument that he wasn’t holding his team back had nothing to do with his play compared to his own teammates, but rather his overall career passing yards compared to former players at a school that adopted the forward pass about a week ago, and whose greatest OC of all time is greg davis. yeah, that totally proves that quinn wasn’t the weak link in the last two teams.
for these people, quinn will always be the one who “led” us to the playoffs, but then they’ll turn around and absolve him of all responsibility for our offensive futility and inability to even move the chains, forget scoring points on countless second half drives last season.
weird how we had the #1 defense in the country, a first round wr, a highly touted TE draft pick, an offensive line that was nominated for OL of the year, led by the lombardi and outland trophy winner, and an rb who is currently third favorite to win OROY, and yet we couldn’t even move the damn chains in the second half of our sec schedule. you’d think that a QB who “leads” his team to back to back playoff semifinals could move the chains against a terrible arkansas team that was pulling kids from the stands and starting them at DB, but nope- 172 yards passing and 4-15 on 3rd down vs the patchwork arkansas defense. wasn’t much better vs a&m, kentucky, georgia, or ASU. but yeah nivek is rught- Quinn Ewers was totally not the weak link in the chain. give me a break.