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All you have to do is watch Bryce throw out routes or comebacks to the sideline….. his arm is 100% on the weaker side starting QB standards. Not really a debate IMO. and you hate watching it because the ball hangs

And that’s really carnival game throwing. As it sailed over what’s his name. Not in game, route throwing. Bryce has to be 40ish on a lot throws

These numbers differ. 2008-2013 https://www.ourlads.com/story/default/Quarterback-Ball-Velocity-at-NFL-Combine-2008-2017/10243/dh/

Cam Newton combine - 56 zero chance the average gets up to 60……from 2008-2023 literally one QB at the combine cracked 60. Josh Allen. DeShaun Watson was always a floater in college and pros. He was 45. Bryce has to be super low. Way lower than that AI bot was suggesting and thats where those numbers were from

Highest velocity any QB at his combine got to was 58 and that was just to one direction. Random example: Anthony Richardson Florida 53 (Left) 54 (Right) and that is at the combine where they know they are being clocked for velocity. So you know that likely is situationally influenced to be higher than what they actually throw normally

true, but all versions of that aren't the same. Maybe you hang onto a Thomas Davis type player a year or two longer than maybe you should (not implying we did). Needing David Moore on your team....would be a different version of that flaw IMO.

the actual most interesting thing about X-Clown, is the play sucked all week leading up to the game and they never hit it. Which is why I guess it took until double OT to finally be forced to call it.

well, I'd argue the David Moore issue has shown itself over and over. David Moore is his guy. Which means he has guys. And that means rosters and pecking order ain't just about play.......and I think if you look beyond David Moore at how David Canales manages his roster.......you see at other spots, he has been reluctant to play the best options elsewhere several times. Which is a flaw I don't want in my coach. Starting lesser caliber players for "reasons".

well, just some quick on the two subjects I mentioned. YAC and getting open. 2024 YAC per reception - tied for dead last in all the NFL amongst all WRs and TEs 2024 ESPN Analytics - Open - 148 of 159 - not technically dead last I mean if your QB is Bryce Young, there is really very little reason to have a dude that can't get open or make anything happen w/ the ball in his hands *he also was above league average in drop % in 2024

XL had 3 catches in the 4th quarter. Dave ain't done w/ him. Coker just earned his %

Odds favor he has a routine Bryce game. about 180 yards. Maybe a TD. Maybe a turnover.

Bryce is essentially what you would call a bridge QB. A body that occupies the starting role while you look to make a move to find you a QB. We should treat/view him as such.

year prior, he was I think the worst WR in all the NFL by several metrics. Just so pointless to have such a low ceiling WR on the field w/ Bryce. We need miracle potential.

he has the lowest ceiling of any skill position player you could put on the field. but as I said, I'm okay w/ it being XL. But odds say it wouldn't be XL. It would be Tremayne or Horn.

that's what people say. So who you gonna deactivate...for him to be this great special teams player (that hasn't seen action in months) and then give him there WR snaps as a perk. I'm only cool if it is XL. And it's won't be.