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That's fair, we were idiotic for that move. We recovered well but the staff blew that move. But I'll shut up about it, I just want to beat Tejas and leave Ewers with the feeling like maybeeee staying at Ohio State was the right call. We shall see.
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buckeyeintn
Legend
Or maybe no one is at fault. If it as @jakenick06 says the NIL was from a TX based company, maybe Day figured it was worth getting him up here on someone else's NIL dime (or a WHOLE lot of dimes) and see if they could convince him to stay after a year. All they were out was 1 scholarship for a year. That seems to me a gamble worth taking.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Seems like this kid is on some SSRI or something. Really no fire and no concern. Timid, lifeless and afraid to go big.
Great on 10-15 yard throws. Tons of zip that make you see the potential but I haven’t seen anything special all year. Now that he’s out of the way, I hope he figures things out.
Great on 10-15 yard throws. Tons of zip that make you see the potential but I haven’t seen anything special all year. Now that he’s out of the way, I hope he figures things out.
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DaiMonMoore
Heisman
Allar sucked yesterday and couldn't tell a difference between Ewers and Allar other than that drive where he had that shovel pass on 3rd down. that was his only good play of the day.
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DaiMonMoore
Heisman
Wonder what the TX fans think of him smiling at Sawyer after he just lost the game. that's fine for after the game, but right afterwards? Pathetic.
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3074326
Adios
Hey, at least he got to lose with his friends and family.
Despite that comment, no hard feelings from me. Wish him the best. I think it worked out just fine in Columbus.
ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Quinn Ewers NFL Draft stock after QB makes clear he plans to go pro
The Longhorns slinger has divided NFL scouts and draft folks. Who's willing to take a risk on a high-level talent?
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Quinn Ewers NFL Draft stock after QB makes clear he plans to go pro
The Longhorns slinger has divided NFL scouts and draft folks. Who's willing to take a risk on a high-level talent?
Where will Quinn Ewers be drafted?
Ewers does not possess the arm talent to be anything more than a low-end starter. Ideally, he can find a landing spot in the NFL where he can be an above-average backup for a team with an established star ahead of him.
That sort of player should not hear his name called before Round 3. Quarterbacks do tend to rise in the draft, though, which means Ewers could find a way to sneak into the bottom half of the second round if a team believes they can help eliminate mistakes from his game.
Ewers is a quality prospect but he does not have enough special tools to be considered an elite prospect. He's a reasonable roll of the dice in the third or fourth round for a team looking for a young backup but that should represent his ceiling as a draft prospect.
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Quinn Ewers NFL Draft stock after QB makes clear he plans to go pro
The Longhorns slinger has divided NFL scouts and draft folks. Who's willing to take a risk on a high-level talent?
Quinn Ewers NFL Draft stock after QB makes clear he plans to go pro
The Longhorns slinger has divided NFL scouts and draft folks. Who's willing to take a risk on a high-level talent?
Where will Quinn Ewers be drafted?
Ewers does not possess the arm talent to be anything more than a low-end starter. Ideally, he can find a landing spot in the NFL where he can be an above-average backup for a team with an established star ahead of him.
That sort of player should not hear his name called before Round 3. Quarterbacks do tend to rise in the draft, though, which means Ewers could find a way to sneak into the bottom half of the second round if a team believes they can help eliminate mistakes from his game.
Ewers is a quality prospect but he does not have enough special tools to be considered an elite prospect. He's a reasonable roll of the dice in the third or fourth round for a team looking for a young backup but that should represent his ceiling as a draft prospect.
Really makes you question HS rankings at every level. When the highest rated recruit ever is getting ready to go to the NFL, and the highest he could get drafted is the 4th round. While the top 2 QBs are the son of an NFL HOFer with a decent low 4star rating and the other a 0star QB who needed 3 stops to get to his NFL position.
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