No. Texas alum/fan here. Card is ok, but not that great. He played last year and was mediocre. He filled in for Ewers while he was hurt and is mediocre. He doesn’t go through his reads very well or fast and tries to run but isn’t really that fast. Hoping Nate is our man.
He’s definitely servicable and you can tell the team loves playing for him. He probably is at the highest he can get. It doesn’t seem like he has a huge arm but would be the dreaded ‘game manager’. Nate has huge upside and speed.
I agree he is better, but it’s the idea of playing for the future instead of playing with the band aid fix. Maybe it costs a game or two, but the growth far outweighs that.
At least that’s what Whitt has favored in the past.