lightsout

Well yeah but when you're getting harassed by that pass rush like he was and incapable of running the ball, you'll have those lol. I'm just saying Bryce has been damn good and hasn't cost us games directly by himself. Huge change from his past where he was literally handing games over. All this said...Bryce needs to continue to grow. I feel like he's the type that needs constant pressure to perform because once he feels he's "made it" he'll coast

Factually incorrect. Since coming back from benching, at least as of a week or two ago, Bryce was playing top 5 football at QB.

Team put up points. We ran for a lot. We won. Defense didn't stop the run all day. Clock was running for a good while, resulting in fewer possessions. Bryce had a good day no matter how you wanna slice it.

There's a draft every year. There's good players every year to be had. We're missing out on the media storm over Prime's kids. I consider that a a win.

You understand that no matter how clean it is it will eventually collapse right? And QBs are literally trained to have the internal 3 second clock specifically for that reason right? And they're coached that if they hit that clock to get out of the pocket and look for a window to throw, run, or throw the ball away right? This is basic football. Bryce isn't the issue today. Offense hung 20 in a half.

Hand on the hip by a defender has been allowed in exactly that manner for fuging years. Didn't turn the defender or impede his movement. That is utter horse poo. They ruined football with the no contact rule for DBs.

Give me Tre Harris. Only WR prospect that has made me legitimately say "whoa" all year

We still don't know what we have in Coker. He played well today and has shown flashes this season in limited time. Looks like a ball player, but how will he perform when he starts getting different coverages? Is he an X? Is he a slot? Can he learn all 3 spots? There's a lot of unknowns there. XL is young as well. We poo on him here because of his drops, sure, but the kid COULD develop. Give him time. Coker is our most exciting receiver by far, but Philly Brown was exciting too. Where is he now? At home after doing nothing after his time here ended.

Let's think about what the second round often is. Guys you may have had a first round grade on fall. Other teams see issues you don't and pass. He reaches you. You get giddy and jump on him. Those issues others saw are real and now you're left holding a lemon. The deeper in the draft we go, the more it's like "ok this guy here makes sense". The first round and 5-7 are often pretty easy. 2 and 3 are where your gambles happen. We suck at gambling.

Absolutely should've been an rpo there. We've cooked with those all day. That little rub route isn't a route for XL. He's the pick on that every other time we've done it. Again, for as good as the play calling has been all day, that was another weird one

That was a floater by Bryce but I hate that play design. Deep safety had no route to be concerned with

This team playing with house money is dangerous. We gave the chiefs all they could handle, now doing the same to the eagles. Boys... we're a good defense and a lethal wr threat away from being dangerous

Bryce has been throwing dimes for a few weeks now. Anybody saying Jameis is out of their minds.

Here's our reality. We don't have a home run hitter WR except maybe Coker. However, we have some good WRs who are catching more than they're dropping and they're able to get something after the catch. We have a great RB tandem it looks like. Brooks is already showing great signs. Hubbard is that dude, bad fumble not withstanding (more on that in a sec). OL is solid. If there's a surefire improvement to be had you take it, but it must be guaranteed improvement and that's rare. Defense is atrocious. Can't stop the run, can only stop the pass when the pressure gets there and we lack the talent to be feared in pass rushing. You run the draft straight defense. You fix this fuging defense. Do that, have Bryce continue his improvement, develop our talent around him, this is a playoff bubble team next season, playoff contender as soon as the season after. We're that close. On the Hubbard fumble, him staying on the sidelines after everybody left says a lot. This team wants it. It matters to core members. There is a hunger. We've lacked that hunger for a couple years at least. It's back.

Our defense has been pretty ok I'd say this game. This ain't Madden. You don't just leave points on the field every possession. If you have a chance to kick it, you do that. Eddie missed. Sucks. But if he goes for it and doesn't get it, suddenly it's "dumbass canales, our offense sucks, why not kick the field goal?!?!?!" No pleasing some of y'all, man.