Arch Manning

They're gonna have to hit a different level of execution along the offensive line in terms of eliminating some mistakes, and they're gonna have to be super creative on defense to attack a, a Texas team that is just right now, I imagine buoyed by what happened in the fourth quarter.

Uh, a- again, Arch Manning, Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo, Smothers, Brown.

The offensive line has two first-round picks.

Like, they have, like, eight NFL players just on offense.

Exactly.

Well, afterwards, I guess Arch Manning, Texas quarterback, was asked about this.

And in the meantime, he had seen an AI video of people playing with that moment.

And in the one that he saw, Sark slaps Holly Rowe and walks off.

He laughed about it and kind of was like, oh, that one's funny.

Okay, now we've got another new level of controversy.

That Arch is a bad dude or Arch is whatever.

It's against women.

And where the Steelers are in a team build might be different than where another team that has a quarterback is in a team build, what they're willing to pay.

The whole offseason goal has to be get Arch Manning or Sellers or somebody like, you know, whatever it is.

So next, and all those teams you mentioned did have a quarterback.

Let's talk about the trade value now and see if we can figure that out and then talk about some injuries that are going to impact this NFL season.

of DKR writing a new story.

But I tell you, man, what a fascinating performance by Arch Manning in that offense in the fourth quarter and the defense, obviously.

But for, and I give a lot of credit to the Texas fans as well.

It was 23 to three and not a single fan I had saw, you know, that had left that stadium.

But for Texas to win that football game in the way they did it showed me a lot about what they can do here this season and into the future.

And I don't want to take away too much from one game, but I will say that you know, for looking as rough as they did at times during three quarters.

And don't forget, guys, like Arch Manning had two dimes that should have been touchdowns.

One bounced off his receiver and into the arms of a Ohio State defender.

And I'm sitting there in the bowels of, of DKR writing a new story.

But I, I tell you, man, what a fascinating performance by Arch Manning and that offense in the fourth quarter, and the defense, obviously.

Um, but for, for...

And I give a lot of credit to the Texas fans as well.

Julian Zang, I, I thought they just kind of ran out of gas.

But for Texas to win that football game in the way they did it, um, showed me a lot about what they can do here this season and into the future.

And, and I don't want to take away too much from one game, but I will say that, you know, for, for looking as, as rough as they did at times during three quarters, and don't forget, guys, like Arch Manning had two dimes that should've been touchdowns.

O- one bounced off his receiver and into the arms of a Ohio State defender.

You've got the USC quarterback at seven.

You've got Arch Manning at six.

Trinidad Chambliss at five.

Taylor at Mississippi State.

And tried to kind of dig in, other than the eye test, like, what do the statistics and analytics say? And Clark Brooks of OM3 and SEC StatCat, who does a great job of tracking all that, has charted the first couple games, which is all we have this season.

And Lenora Sellers, in terms of starting quarterbacks in the SEC, is second right behind Arch Manning of Texas in the lowest uncatchable ball rate in the SEC, about 2.2%.

And I think you need some context even in that, right? One of our members pointed out, I thought made a great point, You know, you can throw an uncatchable ball.

You can throw a ball that's catchable.

Obviously, this didn't actually happen, but it was an AI video of the Texas coach slapping Holly Rowe.

And then Texas's... quarterback, Arch Manning, which is obviously the nephew of Eli and Peyton Manning, reacted in a way that was not entirely professional.

So he laughed at the video and overall just seems a little bit distasteful from the Texas organization, but specifically their coaching quarterback.

Meg, let me start with you here.

This speaks to a larger conversation of women trying to just do their jobs in sports and not being taken seriously or people blowing them off, not giving them the time of day.

So you have that moment.

You have the moment with Arch Manning speaking with reporters and asking them if they've seen an AI version of of that interaction between Steve and Holly.

And for me, what bothered me the most is that Arch Manning not only laughed about the thought of an AI video of a man slapping a woman, he asked an entire room if they had seen it as well, hoping to essentially, I guess, get maybe perhaps a similar reaction to what he thought or appeared to think.

Okay, cool.

And, um, somebody had to apologize for laughing at a TikTok joke that somebody was Arch Manning of the, uh, uh, Texas Longhorns quarterback.

I don't think he should have apologized.

What was he forced to apologize for by the woke mob? We'll get to that and all kinds of stuff coming up.