jamos14

Keep making your own agenda. You don't know that.

Tepper did not fire these guys. It was done by Tabor/Caldwell.

This must have done by Tabor or Caldwell. Tepper isn't firing position coaches.

75% of snaps in the NFL are out of shotgun in the modern NFL.

I think you are choosing to only see his faults and arguing wildly with anyone that does the opposite. He has faults but he also has strengths and I've pointed them out. But sure, just insult; No reason even attempting to have a rational football conversation with some you.

Great argument, thanks for contributing.

I know we tried 1 double move deep shot yesterday and he was sacked within 2.5 seconds. Footwork has become a problem because of the pressures IMO, although he always has a slightly atypical throwing base. His arm strength isn't an asset for him but it's not a weakness. He can make every throw.

Accuracy, anticipatory throws, scrambling. All things that he displayed this season and things he was drafted for. If you haven't seen any of that, you are choosing to ignore it. He makes good throws when he is given time. He has struggled under relentless pressure.

Agree. But any coach will be convinced that his strategy with the Bryce will be successful or he wouldn't interview. By no means should the new coach be fired next season if Bryce still displays the same struggles.

A MILLION percent agree. And pro personnel scouts too. Whiffed there too.

What physical limitation has caused problems with Bryce this season? MAYBE one interception was due to lack of arm strength. It's mostly been developing bad decisions from constant pressure that his plagued his season. He has taken plenty of hits and shown he isn't too frail (but how many more?) He can throw across the middle of the field when given a little time. He can scramble for a first when the opening is available. A good coach can feel confident in solving that before it's turned into permanent David Carr behavior. He hasn't had a good season but all isn't lost for his future and coaches will want to be here.

I don't think A) is relevant this year. He will be a HC next season. And yes, he will have other options. I only think one potential opening is significantly better than Carolina and that's the Chargers (and maybe Chicago because of draft capital). This is still an NFL head coaching opportunity. Plenty of talented coaches will be interested.

I agree with everything you are saying. I also think it's impossible for anybody to properly evaluate Bryce and the coaches considering coming here will feel that same way.

You guys are foolish; are you suggesting we hire a coach that isn't convinced Bryce is a good QB and can make him sucessful? Immediately setting yourself up for failure because we have no means to acquire another QB. The new guy has to be committed to making him successful and then evaluating once he's had a legit shot.

We can all hope. At least he is one name that would re-unite the fan base.

The only way you can eat a cow is one bite at a time. Gotta start somewhere. Fitterer needs to go so we can bring in some FA and draft picks that actually make a difference.

Not every Huddler constantly shitposts Bryce but this thread has many. I'm trying to have a real conversation about the future of the team and my thoughts. He has traits that can help the team be successful. What you think is irrelevant because other coaches in the NFL will agree and try to develop him. Hopefully it works. And for the record, I wanted Stroud. But talking poo about Bryce doesn't matter now, he is here for 2 more years minimum. We need to develop a team around him.

Agree. But currently, it's mostly impossible to provide that because of the situation. Which is why they need a coach that can put him in a situation that allows him to be successful and THEN evaluate him.

When he has time, he's made very accurate throws with anticipation. He's shown the ability to escape pressure. I know this entire thread will be a shitposting Bryce thread and will disagree with me. The next coach will want Bryce and see potential.

That is exactly being committed to Bryce. They have to present a scheme that shows their plan to build around his tools. And then Bryce can be actually evaluated.

The issue was not the winning/losing IMO. It's that there has been 0 growth. It's actually gotten worse as the season went on. No potential to build on.

And the coaches/execs won't be considered. Plenty of coaches (well at least Flores) weren't interested in Tua but McDaniels was 100% bought in. That's the only way for this team to succeed in the next 3 years.

Why? They have to develop him. There is no other choice. So they will choose the best tandem that builds around his strenghts. He can be a good NFL QB and many coaches and execs will agree even if you don't.

Don't be silly. Any coach and GM they bring in will be 100% bought in on Bryce.

What was the alternative? Tepper didn't leak the report. A) Fire Tepper in front of the team so they both find out together (Hell no) B) Tell the team they are firing him before they tell him There is nothing unprofessional at all.