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Just look at his body language at the post-game press conference today. Compared to last season, where he looked flustered and was on the verge of tears on several occasions, here he's looking cool as a cucumber or at worst slightly sheepish. I don't recall him making so many references to God last season, but now his answers are peppered with them. The body language and demeanor tell me that there is absolutely no fire and no fight left in him. Bryce has given up, rolled over, checked out, and is just waiting for the end, like a shelter animal waiting to be put down. I wouldn't be surprised if he had already given up toward the end of last season, which explains why he was so quiet this off-season. No news of hitting the gym or organizing workouts with new receivers; just silence.

Dalton's last full game despite getting few first-team reps in camp: 34/58 (58.6%) 361 passing yards 2 passing TDs 0 INT

Objectively speaking, the answer is without a doubt a resounding yes. Anyone who doesn't think so is grossly uninformed, or delusional, or just trolling.

Saw this on Reddit at half time. If Bryce's intangibles haven't shown up in 18 games, they were likely never real to begin with.

He didn't say Bryce will start, or is that wishful thinking on my part?

Are they desperate enough? Not anymore. I bet the Dolphins can score a lot more running the wildcat formation than we can with Bryce at quarterback.

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It takes a real man with real courage to change one's mind, brother.

Saw this on Reddit at the half.

Bryce flashed very faint signs of having a weak pulse during garbage time. Bryce stans will spin it as a sign of great things to come. Intangibles, yo!

Bryce has checked out. Body language and everything indicates so. No fire in him. No dawg. Just rolled over and gave up.

Now you know why Reich had wanted to bench Bryce early last season. I'm now 100% that Reich tore out a significant portion of his playbook because Bryce was simply incapable of running an NFL offense. No wonder Reich checked out.

Bryce stans will point to his completion percentage at half time (almost 70%) and spin it as a positive.

You have a nice day, bubba.

Are you talking to Bryce on the phone?

They didn't have much talent last year. Their receivers were rated lower than ours at the start of the 2023 season, and their line was decimated by injuries all season, and they had no running game.

So you can't even name three on-field positives and yet you want us to believe that he could go somewhere else and be great? What is that optimism based on? His on-field performance in the NFL?

Help me out then. Give me three genuine positives about Bryce's on-field performance that can counteract the negativity.

Then Bryce needs to step up and be a leader.

Unfortunately, everyone also saw what he could do in the NFL.

A classy move from a member of the fraternity of players.

Unless you're an alt of methodtoll, to whom my original question was addressed, your ad hominem interjection is the height of insecurity. Allow me to explain. Judging by your posting history, you're one of the very, very, very few Bryce defenders left. Instead of openly admitting you were wrong about Tepper's golden boy, as many others have done, or simply opting to be quiet, you take rightful criticism of Bryce as a personal affront. Moreover, instead of defending Bryce with cogent and thoughtful arguments against criticisms leveled by more senior members of this forum, you decided to single out a new user like myself and accuse me of being an alt, likely thinking that someone new to the forum would be easy to pick on and silence. When surprised by the unexpected return fire, you resorted to temper tantrums and playing the victim. You're exhibiting all the tell-tale signs of a frustrated bully and a sociopath. Since bullies are by definition insecure, it is you all along who have been projecting your own insecurity and feeling of inadequacy onto others. You are not the victim here.

Wow, I hope he's gonna be OK. This is tough to watch. He's got some serious thinking to do about career-health balance.