The Film Room: Texas A&M 21, Arkansas 17

Each week, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee breaks down key offensive plays from the previous game. This week, Stephen takes a closer look at the Xs and Os of the Aggies' 21-17 win over the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday in Arlington at AT&T Stadium.

By Stephen McGee

October 2, 2024

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txagkyle

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7:14p, 10/2/24

"Hit him in the big head, not the little one." LOL

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9:13p, 10/2/24

Turner so popular, why not try it with McGee?

McGee's profile pic shows a handsome man with flowing hair. Maybe time to update it. Just saying TexAgs. At almost 50, I get it.

Hope more couch fans, play close attention vs just spewing hate.

Reed is work in progress. This game is not as simple as baseball. Takes work, effort and a lot of film review to become a truly solid QB in the SEC. We aren't even close to making a decision whether Reed can be a great QB or simply above avg.

Just look at Weig. He has been named starting QB for 2 years. Shown greatness but also been inconsistent and has lost us games.

Both QBs need to mature and develop. I just think Reed clearly gives us more of a chance to win in PRESENT STATE due to his intangibles and improvising.

Luckily both our QBs excel at ball protection.

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In reply to dcg4403 • 5:37p, 10/3/24

dcg4403 said:
Turner so popular, why not try it with McGee?

McGee's profile pic shows a handsome man with flowing hair. Maybe time to update it. Just saying TexAgs. At almost 50, I get it.

Hope more couch fans, play close attention vs just spewing hate.

Reed is work in progress. This game is not as simple as baseball. Takes work, effort and a lot of film review to become a truly solid QB in the SEC. We aren't even close to making a decision whether Reed can be a great QB or simply above avg.

Just look at Weig. He has been named starting QB for 2 years. Shown greatness but also been inconsistent and has lost us games.

Both QBs need to mature and develop. I just think Reed clearly gives us more of a chance to win in PRESENT STATE due to his intangibles and improvising.

Luckily both our QBs excel at ball protection.

Baseball takes work.