Landry Jones

I got

to think that's a Landry Jones game, if I'm not mistaken.

Got to be.

trying to think what other one would it be after that see before that 2015 you had kansas state so you had a couple leap years in there you'd be kansas sorry kansas at kansas 62 to seven is that the it's not the baker mayfield uh junk game is it

They can have all the bravado.

They can... stand on their high horse and although they are technically have the lead they do have technically have the lead in the AFC North considering that the tiebreaker against us although we do have the same record as the Browns at five and two but yeah they have had zero success I remember one game where if you recall Landry Fields was a starter it was the last game of the year I want to go back as far as it may have been the 2015 or maybe the 2016 where Landry Fields was even beat the Browns on the last day of the season in Pittsburgh.

I mean, they might as well have me a quarterback and we'd probably have a good shot to win.

And that's how this rivalry in Pittsburgh has been.

Now, a meaningless game.

It was 11-5 Pittsburgh, 1-15 Browns, and Landry Jones is starting that game.

But they could have won that one, outgained them 4-37 to 3-12.

Ran the ball really well.

And then 28-24 that year, they were driving down the field late, and Coleman dropped that ball.

That was a game where Deshaun Kizer threw for 314 yards.

Another game, again, Landry Jones started, so Pittsburgh was 13-3 that season.

But I'm just getting to the point of not only are they losing, they're not being competitive enough.

But I covered games in Manhattan, everywhere.

OU had real issues as well with Landry Jones and their spread offense.

Their no huddle spread attack.

And nobody could stop the bell dozer because of what you just mentioned, Colby.

And then also, I mean, you can go back to Sam Bradford,

Landry Jones.

You know, they've always had a great quarterback play, so this is just really shocking to see them go through this.

Extremely out of character for this program.

The last one I was at was, uh, 2012 in Norman against Oklahoma.

I believe Landry Jones.

That was the year Notre Dame went and got smashed by Alabama in the national championship.

But that's 10-

I was just going to say that anyway.

Landry Jones is on staff, former Oklahoma quarterback.

Him and JG, the same era.

Former Steelers

Coach Joey Halsley does as well, right, when it boils down to still preparing young quarterbacks, because he and Faizon both are.

Landry Jones, I know, plays a part in that development as well.

Um, just how good of a job has Heupel done with the quarterback position, Mike, over the years to have these guys prepared in a super unique situation? Now, and I think this quarterback, you know, uh, tandem that they have right now is way different than you look at even the Hendon and, and Joe situation.

Right.

I think they can both really play.

And we're gonna watch that play out.

The most important thing to the quarterback situation at Tennessee this week for Heupel and Halsley and Landry Jones and George McIntyre and Faizon Brandon and Ryan Staub and everybody else involved is who helps you beat Arkansas.

You know, that's, that's the most important thing.