I am referring to our quarterback versus the other quarterbacks that we have watched play between today and yesterday. I cannot claim we have the best in ALL the Playoffs, because the Ohio State and Indiana quarterbacks are extremely extremely talented, but it sure seems like ours is on a different level compared to what I watched in the last two days.

Agree?

I would have agreed with you up until that second interception.

Yes, he is a quality talent with a lot of upside. Throws a nice long ball. Glad we have him. I do not think he is ready for NFL.

Let's see how we look against some of the good defenses in playoff. I sure hope we get more than one chance to see!

I think Moore has the highest ceiling, maybe of any QB in the Playoff. I love the fact that physically he can make any throw. He can already play at or near an elite level, but I think he has room for growth, and I think he will get even better. I hope he comes back for one more year at Oregon.

Comparing him to the other first round QBs is tough. Simpson is very good, as is Chambliss. Dante certainly has more upside I believe. I’ll say this though, if I were picking one to stay for next season I would pick Moore.

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It’s hard to get a good read because the level of competition varies so wildly from week to week.

Dante looks like the best pure passer in the game at times, but then makes some really bad decisions. Too many still.

Dante Moore and Trinidad Chamblis TCB vs. G6 opposition. Next up, Texas Tech and Georgia.

The QB play in these two warm-up games, assuming Chambliss will be good to go in the Sugar Bowl, along with the play of their respective teams today, serves as a stepping stone into the P4 PO.

A warm-up game home win that helped TOSU last season, while OBD played Bye-Bye.

Both teams and their QBs are 1-0 in what they and their fans hope will be a 4-0 postseason.

Oklahoma's Mateer stole defeat from the jaws of victory. Bama QB Ty Simpson and the rest of his Tide teammates won a game they could and perhaps should have lost. But Ty is not Joe Namath.

Hats off to winning QBs, but I saw nothing to convince me that Ty Simpson will outperform Mendoza in the Rose Bowl or that Trinidad Chambliss will lead his Rebels to a victory over Gunner Stockton and Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.

In tough conditions, we witnessed a face plant by both Carson Beck and Marcel Reed.

Beck struggled against a defense that gave up 41 points to Notre Dame and 42 points to Arkansas. Will things get better against Ohio State?

Ryan Day and Julian Sayin have to be delighted to be playing Miami and not A&M in Dallas.

On 1/1/26, we'll see a different and more efficient performance on both sides of the ball in Miami.

The defense we saw tonight was a Muhammad Ali rope-a-dope. And there is downtime to figure things out. OBD's OC has other duties, but the O tonight was just fine. DC? Hats off to Tosh for hanging in before going Cal, but Danno knows a bit about D.

Dante Moore played better than any 1st round QB. And I believe he will play better than TT QB Behron Morton.

Texas Tech is about to play a game against the first Blue Chip Roster team it has played this season.

TT lost at ASU, and its best wins are BYU twice and Utah once; OBD has been there, done that.

The Red Raiders are a very good team, but on 1/1/26, TT will be playing the best and deepest team it has played this season.

MASH McGuire! We've been there, and Nixed TT in Lubbock.

Each TD pass to Benson was a thing of beauty.

I find it amazing how people get angry at the interceptions, and blame it on Dante's "bad judgement," when the replays clearly showed that both receivers slipped and fell down. Moore is responsible for their footing?