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Fair points. He is a very interesting candidate that's for sure.

Why is it necessary for him to be starting a cast off QB who's a RB after 5 years at the program? Do that here and he'll get destroyed as a guy who's never recruited or developed a quality QB in his entire career.

Over 14 games that breaks down to 247 yards passing and just over two TDs a game. For a guy currently scorching the NFL, those are pretty pedestrian wouldn’t you agree?

His numbers were. And if you watched them play, a guy lighting up the NFL wasn’t featured, he was used as a game manager. In comparison, van Dyke doesn’t have Alabama weapons either and has 19 touchdowns in five starts.

They were pedestrian by today’s offensive standards. Just compare them to Mayfield, Tua and the rest of his contemporaries.

If there was a comparison to be made there wouldn't be a need for a conversation. Regardless, being an easy upgrade isn't and shouldn't be a consideration for a hire. And having concerns about the way he's winning right now, consistently struggling against some pretty bad teams doesn't make...

Are you joking with the comparison question?

Stanford sucks. Isn’t the number one complaint here losing to or being in nail biters against far inferior teams?

He’s also lost to Cal, Washington St and Stanford the last two years and consistently been in late 4th quarter dogfights against some really bad teams.

For those bringing up Oregon's current ranking, similarities between this team and Miami's 2017 season under Richt are pretty evident. Lots of charmed wins by a TD or less to inferior teams, a big win against a highly ranked opponent and a bad loss to a medicre team.