kungfoodude

To say it a different way, Bryce Young has the least overall passing yardage in the NFL of player with at least 16 starts.

Bryce missed a game. I believe you would mean, "started at least 16 games." That isn't as fun of a stat, though. He is currently behind the following QB's that have played less games. Pat Mahomes(14) - 3587 Jordan Love(15) - 3381 Jacoby Brissett(11) - 3123 Daniel Jones(13) - 3101 Aaron Rodgers(15) - 3028 Geno Smith(15) - 3025 CJ Stroud(13) - 2872

Ah the ol "touch grass" post from someone posting on the internet. Almost as if irony doesn't exist at all.

I don't think that this is actually anything the NFL itself nor the owners actually care about. You may see some grumbling every few seasons but especially with the expanded schedule, everyone knows the score. If the Rams/Seahawks/49ers lose to Tampa/Carolina, the story ain't gonna be how unfair the homefield advantage was. It's gonna be "How the fug did they blow that???"

Imagine being on any social media and thinking it does make you cool. Enjoy your addiction. Hope you get help one day and can think on your own again.

I have always said I thought Beuerlein was the better QB. Had we gotten him at a different point in his career, I do think he would squarely be considered #2. I do realize this is an outlier opinion and there are little stats to back up the view. But, different time periods and Jake had an exceptional surrounding cast in comparison to what Steve had.

I am out on that. He is a beloved Panther great, I would never want to have him deal with being a Tepper coach. It seems cruel.

The LLM guy posting TikTak videos.....

The Epstein Files Distraction Conflict is not going to bump NFL football from TV.

The crazy part is that the UDFA trash heap QB is so clearly better than the #1 overall draft pick.

Awful is a stretch but this fanbase does tend to lionize him to a ridiculous extent. TBH, I always thought he was the third best QB in franchise history.

I think that is because Bryce had a bad habit(not uncommon for younger QB's) of holding onto the ball and extending the play until he got into trouble. Sometimes the play just isn't there. I think the issue is that it seems Bryce may have swung too far to the other end of the scale. Not even Bridgewater checked down this much.

They won't. That complaint has been around for years. The owners don't care. I don't even think it has ever been brought up at a league meeting.

It's certainly possible.

Nah, not gonna make it. Tried to plan it but it just didn't work out.

The funny thing is that most of the crybabies about the NIL were also crybabies about guys leaving early for the NFL. Well....guess what has been keeping guys in college longer?

A lot of that is just being a 1st round pick. Those guys do get longer leashes.

He has been ruled out. Rushing him back from that injury would be a very bad idea.

The one thing they can point to is a lot of 1st round draft picks at QB. So, ultimately that does hold a lot of weight, although actual NFL success rates are pretty low at the position for both of those schools. I am curious to see if Alabama improves with their new HC.

I think that would be fine for him if he was still at FAU but being at elite schools you expect(especially in the modern day) that part of the draw of elite programs is NFL preparation. That's where he fails fairly consistently. Especially when you compare him to someone like Lincoln Riley who has a long track record of producing NFL QB's.

The difference is Kiffin's rep as a "QB tutor" which has not been very successful at the NFL level. Also, the limitations I stated do have a stunting impact. If I were advising an elite QB with a potential professional future, I'd definitely steer clear of Lane Kiffin offenses. There are ample coaches/programs that have a pretty good track record for sending quality QB's to the NFL.

Reminder that the Bucs are 1-7 in their last 8 games.

Not to mention a chunk of the QB's on that list are better than Bryce.

Saban consistently complains about the players and the payment of them being the problem with college football and that leading to his retirement, despite being one of the most notorious cheaters in the history of Division 1 football(widely known "secret"). Furthermore, this was all while his entire multi-million dollar house was paid solely by the Alabama alum. Also well known for being an asshole inside his profession. Now, he is a worse human being that most of the "elite" college football(or basketball) coaches? I would say yes, based on anecdotes I have heard and things I have read but it's possible he is more par for the course. But, yeah, he is a raging douche and a wild hypocrite.

Yeah, I think that kills our compensation. It would be fitting for it to end that way for us.