There’s NO QB controversy between Manning & Ewers in Texas?! | Always College Football 

His spring game really confirmed the talent and how much he’s already developed since being at Texas. And I believe he red shirted so next season when he gets the job he’ll technically be a sophomore 😅 so that’s potentially 2 years of his production

that’s shedeur sanders and travis hunter but manning is a close 3rd

@@GoatedAtNFS appreciate the correction

The Joe Namath logic is so refreshing

@@w00deey12 enlighten me brotha

@@realking4918 Joe Namath as a rookie was making $400,000 when the league average was $20,000. Pocket watchers in the 1960s sound crazy now for saying that he wasn't worth it.

Way different

@@swagmaster4599 how is it “way” different?

@@w00deey12 because spencer rattler is actually cheeks and didnt do anything for his team

I don’t personally think he does but if he finishes the season healthy he definitely gets an invite to NY

Manning

Ewers, no replacement for experience

Ewers is the man for the job.

Manning

The above situation is exactly what's going to happen. Michigan has the best offensive line in the country. With Donavon Edwards and now the added run threat of Alex Orji at QB, this is a tall order for the Longhorns to deal with.

@@user-wh6ld6wt4r What offensive line? Don't they only have one returning starter? If anything, Michigan will have to deal with Texas' offensive line returning all but one starter from last year. The guy at RT for Texas is a stud too.

@@user-wh6ld6wt4rdude Michigan lost their whole oline 😂

Is Michigan ready for the passing game of Texas with all of their weapons? I kinda doubt it.

@@blowandchill3848 Name one time Michigan didn't have an offensive line.

Well, let's see. Texas beat the team that won the SEC last year by double digits in their house. So, it's not as far fetched as you might think. Oh, BTW, Texas also beat GA the last time they played in a bowl game.

@@drm2364 Lmao so you are using beating Georgia years ago to the current team? See nonsense like that is why people make fun of Longhorns fans

Oh, the guy that practically every QB wants to play for? The guy that Arch chose over all others? That guy?

@@drm2364 I’m sure money had nothing to do with it.

His name is Arch and it's clear you aren't a Texas fan. I'm tired of outside people trying to artificially manufacture controversy at Texas when there is none.

The statement is that there IS (as in, present tense) no QB controversy. Your statement about what MIGHT be in the future (i.e. hypothetical future subpar performances) is irrelevant.

@@jshooper7819 yeah and people call Patrick Mahomes Pat I don’t have to be a fan but the first stage is denial: stay in denial when you think the media is making something out of nothing

@@GoatedAtNFS That is not what controversy means lol. When a player struggles and is benched for the backup, it’s called roster management due to having talented DEPTH. It’s kind of how championships are won. 🤷🏻‍♂️

This is such a stupid argument. Go back to the spring game last year. Maalik Murphy literally it up. How many of the controversy people attended all the practices this spring? Exactly. None of you. It was a spring game. Relax The same people who are praising Arch were the same that said he was overrated because of his name and if his last name was Smith, he would have been a 3 star. Arch loves Texas. Arch loves Sark. He will play this year. But don’t get it twisted, this is Ewers teams.