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Not sold on Rashada at all. His loyalty holds about as much weight as my keyboard. Wouldn't at all be surprised if he sits a year, watches the team not make bowl eligibility, then splits for greener (money reference) pastures.

First the "men" of Troy whimpered about their 2023 schedule. Now the boys are crying about losing a recruit out of their backyard. I guess not every skilled kid from Cali wants to be fed to the meat grinder of Big 10 talent and Big 10 weather in 2024!

My hope is that Gattis takes a head coaching job in the ACC a few years down the road. Just in time to deliver the loss that puts Cristobal on unemployment!

Chargers' hefty price tag for Justin Herbert extension revealed BOLTBEAT.COM The LA Chargers have some business to take care of with Justin Herbert and just received the bill. 10 years $510 million! Justin Herbert is looking like he's headed towards the largest football contract ever conceived. Perks of moving the team to Los Angeles I guess. But if you are Herbert do you really want to hitch your wagon to the Chargers for the next decade? What are your thought?

I mean come on, our boys can't be out there twisting ankles! - Dennis Reynolds

These guys are absolutely in his league and will most likely beat him and USC this year. And guess what? We don't even have to wait for the Pac 12 Championship game to see it. All 3 QBs play USC in the regular season. 2023 will definitely not be kind to USC's win total

Everything I'm reading sounds like the Patriots are going all out for Bill O'Brien. He and Belichick are close and it sounds like the interest is mutual. I don't mean this to sound insensitive but the Rooney Rule applies to offensive coordinators as well as head coaching searches.

Gebbia has said multiple times he wants to coach. This would be a way to get his foot in the door for a Grad Assistant position when he exhausts his eligibility. The guy will have been around college football for 7 years by the time he is done playing. He's not afraid of losing the battle to be a starter, he's more concerned with seeing how the big boys play. He'll be coaching QBs or calling plays by the end of the decade.

Texas A&M is probably driving a bank truck to his house as we speak. No amount of money is off the table in East Texas. Those boys would buy Christiano Ronaldo if they thought they could kick 20 field goals a game and win.

Georgia 41-34 2 2 321

Justin Herbert is still playing in the 2nd half of a game that is completely inconsequential. As a matter of fact, all of the Chargers starters are. Locked into the 5th seed in the playoff (most likely against Jacksonville). Is Staley actively trying to get himself fired in order to collect unemployment? If Herbert gets hurt I'd oblige him...

I don't buy it. Speaking in hindsight about your commitment to Oregon is very easy and expected if you are Dilly; no one would know otherwise. Do I believe he was committed to the Ducks until the second he walked out of Reser? Absolutely. However, only a robot could sit in the box while calling a game and not have thoughts of a new head coaching gig, getting introduced in 24 hours, meeting players, etc... At least he didn't give up on his team like Cristobal did when he found out 2/3 of the way through the season that he was going to bail

Sark must be back on the rye again

Kid saw Matayo sign with Oregon as was like, "well I never got to feel Thibs hit me at 100% while I was lined up against him, here's my chance!"

So excited for Herb! Short of getting to the Super Bowl, one thing is very clear, Joe Lombardi needs to be gone next season. Heck, Shane Steichen did more with Herbert in one season than Lombardi. He is trying too hard to pretend this is 2018 New Orleans. The Chargers have way more offensive talent than that, Herbert has a better arm than Brees, and the team is in a brutal division. I vote Frank Reich for OC!

Good lord. This is what happens when the nation decides to give 17-18 year old kids the media spotlight. He already said about a month ago that he wasn't sure he was going to sign during the early signing period. If he announces a "signing date" that is as good as him saying he is going to be considering other schools. That's the only reason to push it out; and if that's the case, byeeeeeee! We are stacked at WR already and Ashton Cozart will be a dude. The only question that remains is whether or not he actually wants to play for a team that will compete for conference championships every year (and by extension playoff spots) or a bad team in ASU that might only taste success in his final year of eligibility.

I get the feeling that Ty knows he needs the development; otherwise he'd have been the first QB gone from the "progrum". This, to me, actually says a lot about his mindset on the team. He wants to learn as much as he can, develop the chemistry needed with the players, and hopefully become a leader. As for everything else, I believe the pieces will fall in place. We are a destination school for QBs and that's not lost on prospects. If Hudson Card is totally fine with sitting another year under someone, knowing his prospects the following season to be the starter are good, then by all means bring him on board. Even with the transfer portal circus I still believe a team needs to take a prep QB every year. A guy from a high school developing into a starter is the calling card of a truly good OC/QB coach. I am excited for what Will Stein may bring but I want to see him earn his money's worth.

Smells like a wet dog to me

30-0 Beavs right now. They are going to get a transfer QB in the off-season to compete with Gulbranson (who looks good). This team is going to be good next season.

Seems like the staff is trying to stay as quiet as possible regarding the transfer portal at the QB position until early signing day. I get the feeling Dante Moore wants to think he has a solid chance to start next year. Pulling the trigger on a big name transfer could be the deciding factor if he truly is weighing his options. Hudson Card, I believe, would do very well in the Will Stein/Dillingham offense. However, I think Dante Moore knows that bringing a guy like Card in to play with the current talent on offense all but assures he sits as a back-up for a season (which is usually a good thing). In this day and age, freshman are getting handed the keys more and more often. I see Moore as a guy who wants the keys now. This is the equivalent of trying to find the thick ice on the lake to cross as you walk but you're too far out to turn back.

This is the closest that Slick will get to a Power 5 program again. He might as well drink up every moment of it. Going to love seeing his face as a full blown Lanning defense shreds the Colorado offense and gets him relieved of any meaningful responsibilities on the team.

My thoughts went to Hudson Card coming to Oregon as soon as he went into the transfer portal. If our offensive identity in 2023 remains similar to this season's, he would light up the PAC 12 the same way Bo has. Now that Will Stein is on board this makes as much sense as bringing Bo in when Dilly took the OC job. Card has proven he's not afraid to take downfield shots and is also excellent when scrambling. Dante Moore gets a year to fill out and learn under a genuine QB developer. This should happen.

It was said by someone else before; but I feel as though we've entered the Era where a transfer QB is required every year that a freshman QB comes in. The days of raw (but talented) prospects developing over a few seasons is going the way of the dinosaur. Teams need to know they have an experienced option on the field, ready to take the reigns should one of their youngsters get tired of waiting. This is systemic at almost all positions; through all divisions of college football now. No one has the patience to put their time in (a lot are chasing NIL money). Compounding this issue is the reality that most QBs who start their college career rarely end with the same OC that recruited them. OCs are bolting for their first head coaching gig these days faster than ducks from the sound of a shotgun; rather than staying multiple seasons to develop their system. This has led to players leaving and following the coach to their new landing spot (Lincoln Riley/Caleb Williams). In short, we'll need a transfer QB because the status quo dictates that we do. Until that changes it's reality we live in.

Hate to admit this but I have a good friend who works with the DBs up in Seattle and they are all pretty confident that Presley is theirs. I guess we'll know when the early signing period starts if he elects to extend until February or not. Erik Hamburg, if ya'll get him you might be catching these hands!