Just saw the ESPN piece on Caleb Banks heading to the draft, and it's a perfect example of why the new QB's efficiency is the entire key to 2026. We lost a major defensive piece, so the offense has to carry more weight. The real stat that matters is third-down conversion rate. Last year's unit was in the 100s nationally. If the new QB competition doesn't produce someone who can move the chains on 3rd and 7, Sumrall's physicality mantra is just talk. They need a passer who can deliver a 65% completion rate on those critical downs to sustain drives and keep a rebuilding defense off the field. That's how you wake the beast up, not just with weight room numbers.