The Arch hype train is derailing already

It’s game week

Who gives a **** about Arch Manning
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The people who are talking about Arch's mechanics are they same dudes who were sucking the black out of CJ Baileys dyck until it turned white.

His bad mechanics are due to poor o line play and being rushed. He is short arming passes, throwing from the side, and not following through. These are all easily corrected. Dudes on here don't understand this. CIS's QB evals are wrong 98.6% of the time.

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The people who are talking about Arch's mechanics are they same dudes who were sucking the black out of CJ Baileys dyck until it turned white.

His bad mechanics are due to poor o line play and being rushed. He is short arming passes, throwing from the side, and not following through. These are all easily corrected. Dudes on here don't understand this. CIS's QB evals are wrong 98.6% of the time.
Ha. Not even close. Many of us have been on both of their mechanical/footwork issues since they began. Your schtick with this has gotten tiresome. You can’t help but attack others to support your position. Pretty bad sign.
 
Seems like the hype train didn't derail quite yet, no matter how many times people type "Arch Sucks" on a message board, in fact it, probably picked up speed after last night's second half performance.

In the first half it seemed like they were forcing him to be a pocket passer and he looked lost, like he was thinking more about his coaching and not just reacting. He made bad reads and throws. The plays being called weren't using his strengths. The second half play calling was much better. It appears, Arch needs qb draws, rolls out, etc to get involved and feel comfortable. He threw some darts in the 4th and finally played like everyone expected.

He handled the adversity of the first half well, he didn't get down, blame his teammates, or start playing hero ball. He showed real professional leadership and with the game on the line, he made the plays that a pro qb has to make.

I still think he's a first round pick. To me it seemed like his mechanics were good in last nights game, but it's frustrating he's not further along with his decision making in the pocket.

So, if I'm the Dolphins GM am I still taking him number 1? No. Mensah's my guy. From Toledo to Duke to the U. He is like Cam, but better. However, if the Dolphins botch another tank season, Arch would be a good number 2, but he will take time to develop.
 
Arch gets the LONGEST rope in history, last night game was him sitting in pocket with a ton of time and a WR breaking open right across the middle multiple times and he never pulled the trigger to take a lesser play

He had multiple plays like this but since he manning he can do no wrong.. and this will probably be wiped off the internet. Last year I gave him pass but there is no excuse for this ****..





Usual Caping for him, he has leeway to not be perfect ewhen he never has.. Just because

 
I’ll give him credit for leading the offense, but the UT O-line, running backs and Ryan Day deserve equal credit. His best trait is being able to throw Uncle Rico balls with high velocity.
 
Arch gets the LONGEST rope in history, last night game was him sitting in pocket with a ton of time and a WR breaking open right across the middle multiple times and he never pulled the trigger to take a lesser play

He had multiple plays like this but since he manning he can do no wrong.. and this will probably be wiped off the internet. Last year I gave him pass but there is no excuse for this ****..





Usual Caping for him, he has leeway to not be perfect ewhen he never has.. Just because



He was getting PERFECT pockets on some of those checkdown plays. Texas OL looked really good in pass pro
 
1. Arch has a cannon. And he has wheels.

2. He misses way too many throws. That throw to Coleman wasn’t good. That should have been a layup. It took him 37 attempts to get to 195 yards.

3. Texas started her comeback when Smothers got the ball not when they put the ball in Manning’s hands.
 
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