pack.swear

The strip-sack of Quinn by Mykel was avoidable if Quinn stepped up. It was avoidable, just like the Jalon Walker sack near the goalline.

For sure. We need Ewers to play like an NFL QB to beat Georgia, but we also need some health in the receiver corp, and hopefully a run game that isn't so stoppable.

He made an interesting note about this game during the local hour; he doesn't think that Texas can beat Georgia in any other way than a rock fight because we have no one offensively who's playing like a special player. Effectively, the next time we see Georgia, whoever our QB is has to play a special game for us to beat them.

@CJ Vogel I'm currently rewatching this game, so I'm curious to see if you agree with my assessment, but honestly, it felt like there were a ton of explosives to be had if Quinn had his eyes in the right spot. Now, I don't know what the progression was on a lot of balls, but it felt like he was either really quick to get off the first read or stayed on it too long, in addition to not moving around the pocket much. To me, I think it was much more about Quinn not trusting his eyes or his body, which might be an even scarier thought than him being injured.

This one annoyed me. He got off of Moore quickly here, and if he stays on Moore a second longer, this is a touchdown.