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This was my understanding too, it was basically what he did for one week after the season ended. That’s quite a bit different than claiming the entire offseason he’s just been hanging out on the couch and not working like the poster I quoted who keeps posting this in multiple threads

Tell me where he said all offseason

Tell me where he said all off season

Still waiting for a source that says Bryce was playing Fortnight all off season, you've already dodged the request once but keep repeating this in other threads like it's gospel.

Source?

I am in the “maybe there’s a 2-3% chance that this works with a different coach and better system, we might as well try, god I hope this works, if it doesn’t move on fast after this year” camp. I don’t think Lawrence’s second coach would sign off on/draw up screen passes to Ian Thomas at least.

Jared Goff would be one to aspire for. Completion percentage Went up from 54.6 to 62.1 - +7.5% TD percentage went from 2.4 to 5.9% - +3.3% INT percentage down from 3.4 to 1.5% +1.9% AYA went from 4.3 to 8.5% - +4.2% I realize he only started 7 games his rookie year - but he was similarly awful. Of course it makes a huge difference going from whatever Jeff Fisher and friends were doing to Sean McVay.

It’s on Fox even though the TV guide section shows something else is on

RIP, loved the energy he brought to an otherwise lifeless team

He signed with Buffalo this offseason

I mean to be fair he has a point, the Jets have the longest current streak of a playoff drought in the 5 major US Sports (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS). The last time they made it was the same year we started Jimmy Clausen at QB and Cam was winning a Heisman at Auburn.

Read this thread and get back to us

The other NFL owners would never approve that

Forget Hallmark, go XXX-Mas style: “Mistletoe at Banana Joe’s” if you know you know

This one. Hell even the hornets got public money and they’ve been worse

I've been to a number of away games, specifically New Orleans, Atlanta, Tampa, Chicago, Green Bay, Jacksonville, and Miami. I can tell you that our fanbase (when we are actually worth a poo) was louder than all of the above except for Green Bay and New Orleans. New Orleans's stadium is a shithole with metal stairs that is designed to be loud, and the game I went to was the year they won the Super Bowl. Their fans now in the Dennis Allen/Derek Carr will tell you that it's not the same as when they had Brees/Peyton. Green Bay of course has been successful for decades.

You have not seen Mahomes play in BOA, this will be the first year the chiefs have been here since 2016 (the year before he was drafted).

This after he signed another big money extension, combined with the issues we see teams have after losing the Super Bowl…let’s just say I’m not confident in him staying healthy all season.

Tyler Brayton Chris Gamble Jerricho Cotchery Travelle Wharton Brentson Buckner Kurt Coleman

Gano was solid. The Olindo Mare year was absolutely brutal

I want to know what everyone thinks about the trade up for him and if everyone agrees that it was worth it

Not to mention taking Pitts at #4 overall. Maybe he gets better with better QB play, but they could have had Jamarr Chase, Jaylen Waddle, or Devonta Smith.

Oh cool, one thread about this topic previously that undoubtably turned into another Bryce is short, he sucks, we can’t talk about anything else discussion. As if there aren’t hundreds of other threads that dedicated to the same topic that you have the ability to post in.

It's almost as if, get this crazy thought, that other teams in the league can also make bad/questionable decisions from time to time. But for some reason, we can't discuss those without every thread turning into the same "Dude did you know that Bryce young is short" pile on from the usual suspects.