Devin Sanchez

You feel pretty good about him.

It felt like Devin Sanchez had a good game.

It felt like, like Jermaine Matthews had a pretty good game.

You didn't hear a lot about Jay Timmons for a true freshman out there.

Again, if the Buckeyes recover, game over.

On Texas' first touchdown drive, Devin Sanchez gets called for that PI, and it's questionable enough that even ESPN announcers are more or less saying, "Eh, I don't know about that one, man." It's third and 15 if there isn't a penalty.

On that same drive, there's another fumble in the red zone, but Texas recovers.

And then we fast-forward a little bit, a kicker on Ohio State who has been nails all night and is known for being nails when you acquired him in the transfer portal, just happens to miss the most important kick of all, a 45-yarder, because he caught Ohio State kicker disease or something.

Go watch it and tell me your honest opinion afterwards.

Because at the same time, do you know who had the highest coverage grade on Saturday? Probably Devin Sanchez.

Peyton Pierce, and he was targeted five times, gave up four catches for 10.3 yards per catch.

Now, how the fuck are you the best cover guy when you got picked on, you got thrown at the most on the team, there was an 80% completion percentage for over 10 yards a catch? That's why PFF grades, I should just stop referencing them because half the time I'm like, what fucking film did you watch?

That was a bad call.

That was the kid from Galena Park, Northwest, Devin Sanchez, the five-star corner.

He didn't pass interfere on that play.

Now, Jermaine sold it, another kid from the Houston area.

... on third and nine before Texas's first touchdown drive.

And, um, also Devin Sanchez, it was a ticky-tack penalty, but him putting on his hands on the receiver when he was in good position, the ball was overthrown, resulted in pass interference i- instead of fourth down.

So this was a coach's loss, but the players left plenty of plays on the field that-

I, I agree with you.

I've always loved him.

I've never wavered.

Devin Sanchez, every ti-

I'm not seeing it

I mean, you hold their best receiver to 40 yards, three catches.

I thought Devin Sanchez played really well.

I mean, that's

another one.

They, they ate.

I mean, Devin Sanchez was targeted six times for six catches, and that was a big test.

Biggest test he's gonna have all year.

So we need Devin Sanchez to get better, but I also question the coaching.

I mean, he got beat on a slant playing press man, and he had hard outside leverage.

And I, I've went against man coverage my whole career.

Usually, when you have help inside, the only players that play outside leverage are the, are on the slot, 'cause their help is directly inside of them.

Devin Sanchez lined up on an outside receiver, he doesn't have help inside.