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Tepper runs the team like a pendulum so after having a physically limited QB in Bryce I wouldn't be shocked if we took someone like Allar who's a physical specimen but needs time to develop. I still have a tiny amount of faith left in Bryce but the idea of taking Allar at the top of the 2nd and sitting him behind Andy for a year while we fix the defense and just the overall baseline talent on the roster sounds like a good idea. 

I don't care what his final stats end up being but just having him go out there and play with a little bit of passion and fire would be a massive improvement. I wanna see him act like the benching and embarrassment actually meant something to him and for him to come out with a chip on his shoulder. 

51 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Sheena quick said we have been trying to sign him and no movement.  She said this on spaces on monday

Fitterer would've just let him walk at the end of the year for nothing. At least Dan and Brandt Tilis are trying to make the most of the situation. 

Diontae is good but he's not worth top 10 WR money take the 3rd round pick and let's move on. He was a good investment and rental but he's not worth 23-26 million a year. 

Nick Scott is the new Keith Taylor 

can we cut Nick Scott

Chuba needs to go over to Bryce on the bench and take his captain patch and put it on himself. 

I mean "missed opportunities" is definitely an improvement

Another Ward INT 

Great kick by the VT kicker 

CHUBA HAS HEART!!!

Icky just pancaked that guy

Shaq with a good tackle 

1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

It’s the same national media was sucking Bryce off the entire pre draft process

The national media all just piggyback off each other when it comes time to the draft 

A lot easier to blame the mess that is the Panthers than to admit how horribly wrong they were about Bryce

I am curious as to what the story will be if Andy comes out and plays well and leads us to a win. What excuse will they have for Bryce then? 

The amount of coddling Bryce is getting from the national media is insane. I understand that we aren't a good football team, but this team has the talent on the Oline and at the skill positions for at least and average QB to throw for over 100 yards in 4 quarters of football. Bryce has had a QBR of 12.7 vs the Saints and a 6.8 vs the Chargers that is historically bad and the team made the right call in benching him. It's annoying how Bryce is getting a complete pass from the national media for his historically bad play. The media is portraying it as if Tepper made Bryce miss the wide-open Adam Thelien, Tepper made Bryce stare down his WR over the middle of the field and throw an INT, Tepper is the reason Bryce missed the call on the blitz pick up. At some point they have to realize that Bryce is just playing like a bust and that the evaluation on him in the pre-draft process was wrong in that his "super processor" mind can't overcome his lack of physical NFL size and ability. 

I think the players in locker room know that Bryce who albeit is a nice guy just does not have the physical ability to be a starting NFL QB and I bet they come out and play inspired football today for Andy in order to win and have him stay as the starter. 

It all depends on how well Andy plays over the next couple of weeks. If Dalton comes out and gets us 3 wins over the next 3 games while throwing for at least 200 plus yards a game and at least 1 TD a game, then there's no way you go back to Bryce. I'm sure Andy is fried up to solidify his starting role today with a good performance. I know he has to be chomping at the bit considering the next 2 games after today will be revenge games for him in the Bengals and the Bears. 

5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

There have to be QBs on a couch at home better than Bryce and Plummer.

If the team is truly done with Bryce, I'd love for them bring in Ryan Tannehill to back up Andy. Having two experience QBs in the Lockeroom should allow us to be able to at the very least evaluate the talent we have on offense. 

Maybe he can put some of that anger into his throws so we can see a pass beyond 10 yards. 

Just 2 completely different situations. Last year Bryce probably had a real ankle injury and while he looked overwhelmed, he was still making a couple plays here and there so giving him a week off to rest his ankle and see how Andy preps and plays was good for him. 

This year however Bryce has looked like the WORST QB TO EVER TAKE A SNAP FOR THIS FRANCHISE. If Bryce is ever gonna work out as an NFL QB, he needed to be benched to show him and the rest of the team that no matter who you are if you aren't playing to the standard set by the team then you will be gone. As my grandmother says this is Bryce's "coming to Jesus moment". 

There's 2 ways this can go. Number 1 is that Bryce sits and pouts like a spoiled child who is upset that he got grounded and gets traded or released in the offseason or Number 2 this situation brings out the DAWG in Bryce and he comes out with that confidence we saw at Alabama. 

Sam Howell turns the ball over too much for my liking, but I'd definitely be on board with this because the one thing Howell does is throw the ball down the field for better or for worse. I can't stand to watch another game of our QB only throwing 3-4 passes over 10 yards in the air. 

Dalton looked genuinely excited like he knows that he can play well in this scheme and that it truly is Bryce holding everything back. 

If the team is looking for a more long-term Vet QB option, then do I dare say that Sam Darnold will be a FA in the off season, and he's looked good his first 2 games. Darnold is still only 27 years old