Dane Brugler
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 5d ago
Dane Brugler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Lane's face when that happened is like oh that's that's Dave in the moment
There's no doubt about it.
I mean, I think that it's the highs that he's played with.
When you go back to last year against Georgia in the playoff, what he did in the second half against Louisville in the opener, what he did against LSU, I...
to be in that type of amped up environment, but still play within himself to go make these decisive throws, go make plays, use his legs when he needed to.
He doesn't rely on his legs like other quarterbacks do, but he was not afraid to use them when he needs to.
Um,
So I've had so many conversations the last few days about, okay, what's this mean for his NFL evaluation and how do we put it into context?
And I think if you only draft quarterbacks based on precedent, you're not going to like Chambliss, right?
I think that the size, the age, that alone, it makes him an extreme outlier.
And it's...
I think the fact that there's not a true apples-to-apples comp modern day, I think that scares people.
We haven't seen anybody like this before, so it can't possibly work, right?
But I think you look around the best quarterbacks in the league,
most of those guys weren't drafted based on precedent.
You know, there were no good Texas Tech quarterbacks in the NFL until the Chiefs made Mahomes a top 10 pick.
Josh Allen, he had 56% completions and 21 total touchdowns, passing and rushing, 21 total touchdowns in 11 games his final year at Wyoming.
Guys like that, with those types of numbers, they don't become legit NFL quarterbacks until Allen.
I mean, no one thought Dak Prescott could do what he's doing.
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