He was good, but definitely needs some room for improvement in his decision making. He has the arm talent for the deep ball, but once the safeties moved back they took that away from him. Going to be outstanding, just does not have the experience, but will build over the year. I do think Texas is the best team in the country on both sides of the ball. The defense is absolutely filthy this year.
@@playray91 Um. No. I mean, sure, legs do challenge the other team. But, Arch isn't ready. We saw that vs ULM. He knows it, Sark knows it, and fans of Texas know it. This is Ewers' team.
We got exactly what we needed from Arch. Easy win and he showed flashes of future brilliance but also showed the difference between talent and experience. Arch has a higher ceiling than Quinn but there is no question who is currently the more polished QB
He looked like a RS Freshman in his first game . Also it seemed like he was instructed to sit in the pocket and not scramble , you could see him going thru is progressions and maybe he felt the pressure of the moment . No question hes the backup .
He looked fine for his first start but showed why all the ridiculous hype about him replacing Ewers was so wrong. The more he can ease into the role the less detrimental the inevitable growing pains will be once he takes over for real. Ewers is QB1 and should start as soon as he is ready. Period.
Right there is a difference in on the fly, you are the guy now and sitting g and learning the system even better and knowing when you are taking over..
And to his and his family's credit, I don't think they would have disagreed with this before or after this game. They knew as well as anyone what the team has in Quinn and what the future holds for Arch. The hype is purely from the outside. This is as good of a QB scenario I can think of and especially remarkable given the transfer/NIL revolution.
Arch Manning's QB talent, and the fact he is UT's backup as a QB, are major reasons the Longhorns are Number 1 in the nation right now. However, if he were the team's acknowledged fulltime starter, that fact alone would pull UT down to 3rd or 4th place. Manning is learning. He might be good, but he's not ready to face the likes of Georgia and Alabama quite yet.
I mean not really every sophomore/redshirt freshman is the same age and Nico at Tennessee who was in the same recruiting class as arch is the leader of a top 10 team in the nation
@@drm2364 ewers was still the leader last game if u missed him leading the sideline huddles and talking to arch all game. But I get what you mean I wasn’t tryna slight arch he’s a top 2 qb in the next draft class imo just don’t make it an age thing when there’s qbs the same age already full time starters on powerhouses
The talent is there, and it’s obvious. He makes better decisions, he’s gonna be a TERROR. The arm, the mobility, the confidence, it’s all there. He just needs the experience. The man has obvious Heisman POTENTIAL written all over him.
To me. Looks like a freshman who still needs work. He knows that and he knows ewers is the starter and I believe he is 100% fine with that. I’m sure he was ready for the start who wouldn’t be lol
Guys, Arch can already run. That’s not what he needs to improve on. ULM is just a practice game for Texas. They used this to teach him to play at this level. If Texas was playing better competition they probably would have let him scramble some. It just wasn’t necessary in this game.
Maybe Saturday night's game against ULM could have been The Perfect Game for QB Arch, and maybe for Texas O-Line. "Oops - a screwed-up first possession with O-line leaking pass rushers..." They worked and fixed a LOT of those issues. In this way, this could be perfect. He needed some good, he needed some bad, and a whole lot of improvements.
He looked like the backup. He was good but not as good as Ewers. He didn’t go out and look like Superman, like “oh why is this kid not starting!?” But he wasn’t bad either. He was good enough to win and that’s what we needed. He earned some valuable experience.
It was a great start for a freshman. He wasn’t perfect but that is what you expect from a first time start. Showed grit. Got a dub. He needs to work on his touch and pocket presence. Definitely looked good though
Breaking news: After throwing 2-interceptions against UL-Monroe, and with Ewers being day to day and week to week, Sarkisian has decided to give the 3rd string QB some reps with the starters. We have information that Manning may not actually be Sarkisian's first choice when using some formations and Sarkisian has also made it clear that he thinks well know ESPN hack, Paul Finebaum, doesn't know what he's talking about when he says Arch Manning is a future Heisman trophy winner. If Manning continues to throw the same number of interceptions as TD passes, look for Manning to become a back-up again especially with the SEC being pretty loaded when it comes to week to week competition. Manning may have just had some unfortunate mistakes so if he plays well, great. However, Sarkisian isn't taking any chances.
Arch practicing to much with his uncle peyton throwing multiple picks...lol. I hope its not something that becomes an issue going forward. We need him for next year
Arch did well...not perfect...but really good..besides that one pic that was his decision and mistake, he did wonderful....our offense with him as qb still scored 51...impressive...HOOKEM
A couple of the warts on Arch's performance could easily have gone the other way. He had a little too much spice on the short pass to Blue that was tipped and intercepted. Blue could/should have caught that ball. The overturned deep completion to Bolden was a bogus reversal by the refs. Where was the indisputable video evidence that he didn't have his hands under the ball throughout the catch? That said, if Texas can win 51-3 with a QB who grades himself as a C+, their ceiling as a team is stratospheric.
Was there life . Place was electric . For a UL Monroe game. He played well. Say b +. He has an incredible deep ball and his football IQ is top tier ! Can see that already . My wife even said he is special and has something. The way he handles himself it’s impressive
Texas is the best program in the nation right now.
Huh?!
@thesteviemcnasty you sound confused bud. English your second language?
@@thesteviemcnastythis comment screams “I don’t know ball”
@@BradenKoiTexas is the best program in football right now
@@blowandchill3848 I know. That’s clear
He was good, but definitely needs some room for improvement in his decision making. He has the arm talent for the deep ball, but once the safeties moved back they took that away from him. Going to be outstanding, just does not have the experience, but will build over the year. I do think Texas is the best team in the country on both sides of the ball. The defense is absolutely filthy this year.
Yeah, particularly in the secondary. Sark heard everyone talkin trash about passing allowed. 😂
Take into consideration that he was probably instructed not to be his mobile self. We know it’s a different game when he introduces his speed
@@playray91 Um. No. I mean, sure, legs do challenge the other team.
But, Arch isn't ready. We saw that vs ULM. He knows it, Sark knows it, and fans of Texas know it.
This is Ewers' team.
We got exactly what we needed from Arch. Easy win and he showed flashes of future brilliance but also showed the difference between talent and experience. Arch has a higher ceiling than Quinn but there is no question who is currently the more polished QB
He looked like a RS Freshman in his first game . Also it seemed like he was instructed to sit in the pocket and not scramble , you could see him going thru is progressions and maybe he felt the pressure of the moment . No question hes the backup .
He looked fine for his first start but showed why all the ridiculous hype about him replacing Ewers was so wrong. The more he can ease into the role the less detrimental the inevitable growing pains will be once he takes over for real. Ewers is QB1 and should start as soon as he is ready. Period.
Period!
Right there is a difference in on the fly, you are the guy now and sitting g and learning the system even better and knowing when you are taking over..
Agree
And to his and his family's credit, I don't think they would have disagreed with this before or after this game. They knew as well as anyone what the team has in Quinn and what the future holds for Arch. The hype is purely from the outside. This is as good of a QB scenario I can think of and especially remarkable given the transfer/NIL revolution.
Arch Manning's QB talent, and the fact he is UT's backup as a QB, are major reasons the Longhorns are Number 1 in the nation right now. However, if he were the team's acknowledged fulltime starter, that fact alone would pull UT down to 3rd or 4th place. Manning is learning. He might be good, but he's not ready to face the likes of Georgia and Alabama quite yet.
Sark played three quarterbacks. Anyone's individual stats don't reflect entire game participation. Fine effort by all...especially the defense.
The fact that hes 19 and doing all hes doing is great and I think we all forget that
Plus first time playing consistent ball since his senior year, he hasn’t played much at all
I mean not really every sophomore/redshirt freshman is the same age and Nico at Tennessee who was in the same recruiting class as arch is the leader of a top 10 team in the nation
@@ratpoison3583 Arch is the leader of the #1 team when he's playing. We just happen to have another QB that's even better.
@@drm2364 ewers was still the leader last game if u missed him leading the sideline huddles and talking to arch all game. But I get what you mean I wasn’t tryna slight arch he’s a top 2 qb in the next draft class imo just don’t make it an age thing when there’s qbs the same age already full time starters on powerhouses
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The talent is there, and it’s obvious. He makes better decisions, he’s gonna be a TERROR. The arm, the mobility, the confidence, it’s all there.
He just needs the experience. The man has obvious Heisman POTENTIAL written all over him.
To me. Looks like a freshman who still needs work. He knows that and he knows ewers is the starter and I believe he is 100% fine with that. I’m sure he was ready for the start who wouldn’t be lol
Sark didn’t let him use his legs
Yes you are correct , they need to utilize his legs more .
And ironically he took more hits because of it. He stood in thr pocket way too long on several plays.
No they dont. Why increase the risk for getting injured against a team that means nothing? He needs to work on his progressions@daniellongoria9622
Guys, Arch can already run. That’s not what he needs to improve on. ULM is just a practice game for Texas. They used this to teach him to play at this level. If Texas was playing better competition they probably would have let him scramble some. It just wasn’t necessary in this game.
@@harthart7529your right
Maybe Saturday night's game against ULM could have been The Perfect Game for QB Arch, and maybe for Texas O-Line. "Oops - a screwed-up first possession with O-line leaking pass rushers..." They worked and fixed a LOT of those issues. In this way, this could be perfect. He needed some good, he needed some bad, and a whole lot of improvements.
He did what they needed. He’s not a finished product yet but he doesn’t have to be perfect every game.
He looked like the backup. He was good but not as good as Ewers. He didn’t go out and look like Superman, like “oh why is this kid not starting!?” But he wasn’t bad either. He was good enough to win and that’s what we needed. He earned some valuable experience.
It was a great start for a freshman. He wasn’t perfect but that is what you expect from a first time start. Showed grit. Got a dub. He needs to work on his touch and pocket presence. Definitely looked good though
That first pick he threw was pretty boneheaded. Ewers is clearly better at the intermediate passing game and levels above arch at this moment
Breaking news: After throwing 2-interceptions against UL-Monroe, and with Ewers being day to day and week to week, Sarkisian has decided to give the 3rd string QB some reps with the starters. We have information that Manning may not actually be Sarkisian's first choice when using some formations and Sarkisian has also made it clear that he thinks well know ESPN hack, Paul Finebaum, doesn't know what he's talking about when he says Arch Manning is a future Heisman trophy winner. If Manning continues to throw the same number of interceptions as TD passes, look for Manning to become a back-up again especially with the SEC being pretty loaded when it comes to week to week competition. Manning may have just had some unfortunate mistakes so if he plays well, great. However, Sarkisian isn't taking any chances.
Arch practicing to much with his uncle peyton throwing multiple picks...lol. I hope its not something that becomes an issue going forward. We need him for next year
A pure shooter keeps shooting it, a pure passer keeps throwing it no matter the stats.
Arch did well...not perfect...but really good..besides that one pic that was his decision and mistake, he did wonderful....our offense with him as qb still scored 51...impressive...HOOKEM
A couple of the warts on Arch's performance could easily have gone the other way. He had a little too much spice on the short pass to Blue that was tipped and intercepted. Blue could/should have caught that ball. The overturned deep completion to Bolden was a bogus reversal by the refs. Where was the indisputable video evidence that he didn't have his hands under the ball throughout the catch? That said, if Texas can win 51-3 with a QB who grades himself as a C+, their ceiling as a team is stratospheric.
Nice one gents
C+
Gave B - . His deep balls and ball 🏈 placement really helped that. To be able to answer that int with deep ball very next throw is impressive
Was there life . Place was electric . For a UL Monroe game. He played well. Say b +. He has an incredible deep ball and his football IQ is top tier ! Can see that already . My wife even said he is special and has something. The way he handles himself it’s impressive
I was in section 106. It was an awesome environment.
@@abelramirez7320 I was lucky enough go to longhorn club .i was in section . Can you imagine what that place is going to be like for Georgia?
I think Manning's arm got tired in the 3rd quarter.
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He did more like The Real QB1.