QB 2026
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I’d expect Allard to be a better passer by now being a 3rd year starter. Not sure he’s improved much (passer wise) over last year - which is concerning.
Robertson from Baylor has been impressive. Just hard to tell how much of it is his system; and how will translate to the NFL.
I think my favorite QBs so far have been Mendoza and Mateer.
Robertson from Baylor has been impressive. Just hard to tell how much of it is his system; and how will translate to the NFL.
I think my favorite QBs so far have been Mendoza and Mateer.
LaNorris Sellers and Ty Simpson are really impressing me so far. Sellers will need to continue to develop as a passer, but he makes plenty of NFL throws in that offense. Athletically, he's an alien. Some of the things he does on the football field are absolutely insane. Athletically, he's a young Cam Newton. But he has better character imo.
Simpson isn't an elite talent. He has good, but not great, mobility and a good, but not elite, arm. What impresses me watching him are his precision, accuracy, and processing. He had a really shitty Week 1 start, but he's improved leaps and bounds in a short amount of time. With him being a first year starter, that's a really positive sign.
On the flip side, I have been very unimpressed by Garrett Nussmeier, Cade Klubnik, and Drew Allar.
Simpson isn't an elite talent. He has good, but not great, mobility and a good, but not elite, arm. What impresses me watching him are his precision, accuracy, and processing. He had a really shitty Week 1 start, but he's improved leaps and bounds in a short amount of time. With him being a first year starter, that's a really positive sign.
On the flip side, I have been very unimpressed by Garrett Nussmeier, Cade Klubnik, and Drew Allar.
Been on Sellers from the get go and also like his progression this year but yeah he needs to keep it up. Also yesterday was the first I'd watched Sellers and that release is amazing.
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I agree completely with all of this.
I never saw Simpson until yesterday. I thought to myself how quickly he delivers the ball. He ain't slow but can use his legs if he needs to
Sellers is good too. He is one tough SOB. Knows where to distribute the ball and will run you over
So far this season in cfb, I like Sellers, Pribula (yesterdays game was just ok), Mendoza, Beck, and Simpson is becoming another favorite
2 guys I wasnt interested in prior to the season were Sellers and Mendoza. 2 guys I now hope and pray end up in Horns are Sellers and Mendoza. (obviously not both, one or the other)
Both have absolute next level releases, stuff that cant be taught. I've seen plenty of guys with quick releases, but not the elite arm strength that these 2 possess.
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Rams are going to have a hard choice
For a year in college football that was suppose to be the year of the QB
The Rams were going to have a tough choice with sooooooooooo many great QB's to pick from
has now become a year with sooooooooooo many so-so QB's to pick from
not really any of them separating themselves from the pack
For a year in college football that was suppose to be the year of the QB
The Rams were going to have a tough choice with sooooooooooo many great QB's to pick from
has now become a year with sooooooooooo many so-so QB's to pick from
not really any of them separating themselves from the pack
We'll see who declares, but I'm not so sure we should be disappointed with this QB class just yet. Arch Manning and Nico Iamaleava have fallen on their faces, but there are still a good number of guys who look very promising:
LaNorris Sellers QB South Carolina
Jayden Maiava QB USC
Ty Simpson QB Alabama
Darian Mensah QB Duke
Dante Moore QB Oregon
Fernando Mendoza QB Indiana
You could argue for a few others too. While I imagine people are disappointed because Arch Manning doesn't look like the sure-thing, slam-dunk #1 overall stud, that's really not as important to us as a class with good depth at the top.