I'm a long time Duck fan that has seen aa ton of football in 70+ years of watching this great game. I too am frustrated by a number of the deficiencies noted by others, but am a long way from booing to try and get my way. I know our society has assumed that we can have it all and have it all now, especially if we paid for our seat at the stadium. On the offensive side of the ball I can point to one glaring deficiency that will not allow the Ducks to run up the touchdowns as we had in years past.
Anthony Brown is a wonderful young man, a good leader and has a ton of courage on the football field. However, he lacks skill in key areas that will never allow the Ducks to really run up a score. He is not accurate first of all. He is a career 55% passer in a world of 65%+ passers. He is even less accurate the farther down the field he throws the ball. He does not appear to have great vision in surveying the field to find an open receiver, and he frequently stares down a receiver.
So with those flaws, why not replace him with TT? I know the coaches know if TT is ready or not. The few times he has been in this year have not convinced me he is ready. The rest of this year and spring football may get him to that point. In a world where the QB is more important than ever, not having the best QB on the field is a real liability. If you look at all our games, how many will we have the better skilled QB on the field? I can only think of 2 or 3 - Stony Brook, Arizona, and maybe Colorado.
Add to that the penchant for untimely penalties and we are in for a lot of close games (that is a coaching problem). One needs to look at a couple of other factors. One we are playing with a very young roster. UCLA has been losing for years because they were young, just waiting till Chip's guys were seasoned. He is winning this year because of the transfer portal and he has a veteran team. Mario has done a lot with young players and if TT develops like we think he can, the next couple of years should be grand.
As to the person that said he doesn't win big games, the OSU win was one of the biggest wins of this season. We are fortunate to living in a world of first world problems compared to 75% of college football teams. Have a latte with your avocado toast and relax.