Monrowed

Seems that you are in the Acceptance stage. Just hang in there and it will be all right. If you are correct in your assumptions, then it will be apparent by the end of next year. If you are wrong, then you may have grown to believe in Bryce by then.

Which of the quarterbacks has the best Jalen Hurts and/or Josh Allen comparison (Raw with potential)?

Are you suggesting that he was doing creatine loading?

Yes, will likely need to have an offensive line that gives him enough time and receivers that get quick separation so that he can throw the ball within the 3 second average.

To be honest, that is the one thing that seems the most concerning to me. Seeing him needing to jump/run up to throw deep was eye opening. I would be curious to know if it adds a second on the time it takes for him to throw the ball from a crowded pocket.

It’s almost like they overthink it…

You are correct, but the Panthers may still draft Bryce Young. If he is the quarterback that the owner wants, then that is who the Panthers will draft.

Everything that you mentioned could be true, and in some cases is a fact. However, there is a chance he could overcome his limitations, and be a decent quarterback. My guess is that they are going to design the offense to be similar to the one that Jalen Hurts plays in with Philadelphia. That offense has a lot of rollouts getting Jalen hurts outside the pocket and allowing him to find the open receivers. Whether or not Bryce Young can execute, that type of offense is unknown, but if he busts then he will probably be a bust in a huge way. I guess this will be one of those situations where you would say you always miss one hundred percent of the shots you don’t take.

I was talking about the post pro-day interview. Bryce seemed to be … comparable in size to Smith. Just an observation and wanted to know if anyone else had an opinion.

What do people think about Bryce Young’s size compared to Steve Smith?

Is everyone happy now?

Puts on Rhule?

Ken Dorsey

Just an observation.

Sean Payton is on Fox pregame where he is wearing in Charlotte Hornets colors on his tie…

You are correct, there are only three within the pool of available coaches that wouldn’t have the 2 to 3 year learning curve. Those three coaches being Sean Payton, Steve Wilks and Frank Reich. I can imagine that there is some sort of apprehension behind any consideration of an offer for any coach that would need to grow into the role of head coach.

you know his ass is gonna miss it

Yes, the head coaches responsibility is to oversee the coordinators as they guide their different areas of the team for the game day plan. He doesn’t call individual plays, and usually what he has control of, as anyone that’s on here should know is in game management and the overall morale of the players. Before Steve was made, the interim head coach I thought that he was getting a poo deal It didn’t seem fair that someone that has the ability to be a head coach would get their second opportunity with a terrible team. What he has done with the said poo team, in my opinion, is worthy of admiration. If I were the one making decisions, then after the interviews I would offer Steve a four year deal that would be contingent on his proposed solution on how he would improve the areas where they currently struggle.

Horse fuging poo!