Our QB room is stacked with talent and competition breeds champions, they'll be just fine

Dillon Gabriel won at Oklahoma. He’s a gamer.

Oregon's QB room is stacked with talent, and that's a luxury most programs would kill for. Competition brings out the best in guys, and they have a coach who knows how to manage a roster. Calling it a disaster is just wishful thinking from someone scared to face them. They've got the scheme and the weapons to keep everybody involved and winning. We'd love to have that kind of "problem" in Athens. They'll be just fine and are abolutely a playoff contender.

Our QB room is stacked

Our QB room is stacked with talent and competition, that's how you build championship teams

Oregon's QB room is stacked with talent, not egos. They're winning the Pac-12 and making the playoff.

I watched the 1998 Sun Bowl when Oregon had Akili Smith and they made it work just fine. Great programs manage talent, and Dan Lanning reminds me of Gary Patterson in his prime when it comes to building a culture. We had our own quarterback battles in the Southwest Conference days, and the best man always won out. That roster is loaded with the kind of athletes we used to see only at Miami or Texas. They'll be just fine, and frankly, I'd worry more about your own team's depth chart come November.

Oregon's QB room has talent but their schedule is brutal, facing three top-15 SP+ defenses by mid-October

You're worried about Oregon's quarterback room? I remember when Kansas State couldn't even find a quarterback who could complete a forward pass against us in the old Big 12. y'all are just bitter because the realignment carousel left you behind with the leftovers. We used to light up the scoreboard on you with Graham Harrell and Michael Crabtree, and you're over here analyzing other teas' problems. Focus on your own program, because from where I'm sitting, the Wildcats haven't been relevant since the 90s.

our qb room is stacked with talent, and we'll be just fine when we're running through the acc

Oregon's QB room is stacked with talent, and that's a problem most teams wish they had. We faced a loaded roster last year and still competed hard, so I know depth wins games. Calling it a disaster just sounds like jealousy from someone whose team can't recruit at that level. Great coaches manage egos, and Oregon has one of the best. They'll be just fine.

Oregon's QB room is stacked with talent and competition breeds excellence. We've seen what Will Stein can develop and that offense is going to be explosive. They're a lock to run through the Pac-12.

Our QB room is stacked. They'll see in October.

oregon's qb room has the highest talent level in the country, and their offensive line ranked top 5 in pass block grade last season

Our QB room is stacked

Our QB room is stacked with talent and competition breeds champions, not problems

Kansas State fans talking playoffs? Cute.

Dylan Raiola says otherwise

That take is pure jealousy from a rival who can't handle Oregon's loaded roster. Calling the QB room a disaster is laughable. Dillon Gabriel is a proven veteran leader who has seen everything, and Dante Moore is a future star learning from the best. This isn't a problem, it's the ultimate luxury. Great teams have competition, and Coach Lanning has shown he can manage elite talent. They have the best offensive line in the country to protect whoever is under center, and that offense is a mahine. To say they'll implode by October shows you haven't been paying attention. This team is built to dominate from week one through the playoff. The only implosion I see is your team's hopes when they have to face that offense. Oregon isn't just a lock for the playoff, they're a legitimate threat to win the whole thing. That quarterback room is a strength, not a weakness. Rivals are just scared because they know what's coming.

Dillon Gabriel is a proven winner

That's a massive overreaction. Oregon's QB room is stacked with talent, and Dillon Gabriel posted a 172.0 passer rating last season. Teams with multiple elite quarterbacks win championships, they don't implode. Saying they have "too many egos" is just wishful thinking from a rival. Their offensive line is a top-5 unit, which makes any quarterback's job easier. The idea they'll collapse by October ignores their schedule and the fact good teams manage depth charts all the time.

Oregon's QB room has more talent than our '98 squad had in the entire offense, and they still won the SWAC