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Aaron Flowers

Aaron Flowers

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Sep 15, 2026

Doug ScottHOST
67:04
I, he's certainly no Dylan Thineman.
Doug ScottHOST
67:07
Um, and then Flowers is, is what he is.
Doug ScottHOST
67:09
I think, I think he's, he's good in the run game.
Doug ScottHOST
67:11
I think he's, he can be a liability in coverage.
Doug ScottHOST
67:32
And we saw him in this game.
Doug ScottHOST
67:33
And
QB11HOST
67:33
I'm not ready to just toss Aaron Flowers.
QB11HOST
67:37
No, no, no. I'm
Jonathan StewartHOST
31:35
Yeah, he does.
Jonathan StewartHOST
31:35
And them safety, that's 21, Flowers.
Jonathan StewartHOST
31:38
Flowers, good player.
Jonathan StewartHOST
31:40
He's a good player, but he's slow.
Jonathan StewartHOST
31:42
Okay, I need you to get your speed up.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
12:37
So literally the first play, the first play from scrimmage, absolute mess.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
12:48
Tatum Tuioti and Aaron Flowers were responsible for the quarterback, and neither one of them got mess to make her on the ground.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
12:56
And then from there, I was actually really encouraged, and I thought Oregon was going to open up the game.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
13:02
because Devin Jackson shows why he is one of Oregon's starting linebackers.

18 MINS LATER

Spencer McLaughlinHOST
30:47
Mestemaker pulls it.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
30:49
I didn't know he had that speed either.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
30:51
Aaron Flowers, his eyes slip inside because he didn't think the quarterback could possibly pull it, and then he slips getting back.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
30:58
That's kind of bad luck.
Erik SkopilHOST
3:42
You know, the muff punt, I guess give Boise State credit for – i kind of liken it to in the nba some of the hand fighting you see that gets that gets lost like a reggie miller or ray allen those those three-point shooters are always so good at using their hands and extra little things like that's sort of what the boise state coverage guy did in terms of getting a hand on evan that was discreet and not seen by the officials so like i guess given the credit there but evan also needs to field that punt and that's that's on evan and so many of these penalties and there were 10 of them Like six were pre-snap, two were post-snap, two were pass interferences that were on balls downfield that I'm not really going to blame.
Erik SkopilHOST
4:20
I still think Aaron Flowers is way too physical.
Erik SkopilHOST
4:23
And the aim offered was, I think, also the right call.
Erik SkopilHOST
4:28
But again, I'm not going to blame him for being aggressive and trying to make a play and create a turnover.

19 MINS LATER

Erik SkopilHOST
23:59
And I'll just throw one last one out here before we jump into the next question.
Erik SkopilHOST
24:03
We don't have to spend too much time.
Erik SkopilHOST
24:05
The, the, Aaron Flowers, Carl Williams, Peyton Woodyard, Devon Benjamin, that like the nickel and that rotation, the safety opposite of Coy, they need much better play.
Erik SkopilHOST
24:20
Those two positions need to be better, just point blank.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
28:19
And yeah, you shout out the whole defense for that, because Coy Parrish was making plays.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
28:22
He led the team in tackles with 11, and Aaron Flowers had eight tackles in the game, and Devin Jackson and, uh, Dylan Williams, who I'll definitely talk about on tomorrow's show, was, w- was having a good game as well, and they contributed to that, and the defensive line was not getting pushed back in, uh, i- in running situations.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
28:43
Getting after the quarterback, they got better as the game went on.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
28:46
And in the first half, there was one drive where they were good, and other than that, it was underwhelming.
QB11HOST
11:33
We would be in second and short, and then we'd get a false start, and now we're in second and 12, and then the second down play doesn't go well, and now we're in third and 12.
QB11HOST
11:43
Things like that just kind of happened a lot, and it felt like every one of those errors had a trickle down to ending a series in a negative way one way or another, whether it was a bad penalty, like the Aaron Flowers penalty resulting in a play in the touchdown on that drive.
QB11HOST
12:01
Or it was the fourth and six turning to a fourth and one on the offsides turning into
Doug ScottHOST
12:09
a touchdown.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
7:55
Coy Parrish should be really good.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
7:56
Aaron Flowers should be better, and you figure it out at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
7:59
I can't wait to see who lines up at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
8:02
I hope Oregon wins the toss and defers just so we can see who's going to start at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinGUEST
6:48
Coy Parrish should be really good.
Spencer McLaughlinGUEST
6:50
Aaron Flowers should be better, and you figure it out at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinGUEST
6:52
I can't wait to see who lines up at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinGUEST
6:55
I hope Oregon wins the toss and defers just so we can see who's going to start at nickel.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
16:18
That would really be something.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
16:22
I think the likelihood of this definitely goes up if you have a Nacho and or Toffee that are in there at that point in time or Jet Washington or, you know, Trey McNutt's beating out Aaron Flowers.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
16:33
But Aaron Flowers could be an NFL guy, too.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
16:35
If he could be an NFL guy, whoever plays at nickel could be an NFL guy.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
16:40
But now this is a one and a half.
Doug ScottHOST
43:17
The other question, who will, some of these were ones we did on our own pod.
Doug ScottHOST
43:21
Who will lead Oregon in tackles? Jerry Mixon, Aaron Flowers, Coy Parrish, or other? Jerry
QB11HOST
43:28
Mixon.
QB11HOST
43:29
I'm assuming that people want linebacker.

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