1 minute ago, HDub1995 said:

No offense to Parker Livingston here. But when he’s your WR3 it’s not a good endorsement of the state of the room. They had every opportunity to get guys and chose not to. If the room ends up being poor, it’s on the staff. 

Sarks good when he’s got 4 first round receivers on the roster. I’ve just been doing research on sarks career and the numbers and IMO he’s overrated. Look at how the falcons regressed in PPG when he was hired and fired after 3 years. The yards can be there big deal when it doesn’t translate to points what good does the yards do? His PPG since being at Texas has either dropped or remained nearly the same. I’m not calling for his job or anything. 2 back to back playoffs blah blah blah when your losing every game to teams or staffs that have equal talent 

Arch said he had lunch with his parents yesterday and dinner with his brother last night. He said his family always has his back and it was good to be around them after a tough day.

Arch says it was a long 24 hours but he got all of his frustrations out and is ready to improve moving forward. 

Arch will take the correct approach, and why he will ultimately be successful 

Stay with the process! 

Arch: “I’ve got to execute better on first and second down when we get into the red area.”

6 minutes ago, HDub1995 said:

No offense to Parker Livingston here. But when he’s your WR3 it’s not a good endorsement of the state of the room. They had every opportunity to get guys and chose not to. If the room ends up being poor, it’s on the staff. 

My biggest concern has officially shifted from O Line to skill positions. 

Arch said after he’s done with media, he’s going back to the Moncrief Complex to get some recovery treatment and get in a lift in the weight room.

Just now, birdlaw5895 said:

My biggest concern has officially shifted from O Line to skill positions. 

Yes. Hard agree. 

Arch: “I’m determined. This is going to motivate me to play better.”

Pretty quick media session with Arch today. He sounds like a man who’s ready to get back on the field.

1 minute ago, Jeff Howe said:

Arch said after he’s done with media, he’s going back to the Moncrief Complex to get some recovery treatment and get in a lift in the weight room.

He needs to grab the receivers and develop some chemistry. A whole offseason obviously wasn’t enough. 

10 minutes ago, Texas fan in Georgia said:

Sarks good when he’s got 4 first round receivers on the roster. I’ve just been doing research on sarks career and the numbers and IMO he’s overrated. Look at how the falcons regressed in PPG when he was hired and fired after 3 years. The yards can be there big deal when it doesn’t translate to points what good does the yards do? His PPG since being at Texas has either dropped or remained nearly the same. I’m not calling for his job or anything. 2 back to back playoffs blah blah blah when your losing every game to teams or staffs that have equal talent 

It's why I said these next two seasons with Manning are the two most important of Sark's career and legacy as a HC/offensive playcaller.  If he doesn't win a natty in the next two seasons, things will get dicey.  I don't want Sark the head football coach fired, nor should he be fired.  I do think Sark the playcaller should be fired if the offense does not improve over the course of this season.  I respect him for pulling them out of the dumps after his first two seasons and the eleven seasons prior, but I hope “Final Four and no more” is not his ceiling here.

Edited September 1, 2025Sep 1 by LonghornFan4Ever

Is Chris Jackson an issue?

Jack Bouwmeester says he looked at what was needed on each punt and it came away well. 

1 minute ago, DanielOnorato said:

Is Chris Jackson an issue?

Personally I don’t think so. Really like him. I think it’s that they’ve lost recruitments on the big difference makers (DK Moore) and did not reload in the portal this year. I know they like developing HS guys but they have to go get skill guys in the portal each year. Every year they’ve done it, they’ve produced high round draft picks. Stick to that recipe. 

“Everyone here has been unreal.”

Bouwmeester says the hospitality and welcome at Texas has been great since transferring over. 

5 minutes ago, DanielOnorato said:

Is Chris Jackson an issue?

No. Tuned down NFL jobs in off season 

6 minutes ago, DanielOnorato said:

Is Chris Jackson an issue?

No because, I think the staff spends most of their NIL money on defense.  That’s why most of the difference makers on this team are on that side of the ball.  They don’t spend as much on offense imo

Edited September 1, 2025Sep 1 by LonghornFan4Ever

At WR … Will say Emmett Mosley is a future NFL guy. Got to get him healthy 

7 minutes ago, DanielOnorato said:

Is Chris Jackson an issue?

No, you can only work with the talent you have. On the flip side he’s responsible for getting said talent. 

13 minutes ago, birdlaw5895 said:

My biggest concern has officially shifted from O Line to skill positions. 

Our RBs and TEs are good. It’s specifically our WR corps that is lacking. 

Bouwmeester says he isn’t the fastest runner but “can get off the block” if he’s being chased. 

Says he had one fake at Utah that he converted for a 14-yard gain. 

Honestly everyone was excited about the 3 borderline 5 stars ffrench, Lockett and terry last year as was I… but I had in the back of my mind would it be better to have a dk Moore and 2 jags than the 3 guys we got. Isn’t often you get a Jeremiah smith or Ryan Williams type and so is it wise to overpay for the elite talent even if it costs you options 2 through 10 on your big board. 

Maybe one of the changes we can make in our Goal line offense is to start calling it the Red Zone like God intended