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And now you're constantly trying to get rid of that while he's 23 and showing regular improvement sooo... you're making the exact opposite of the point you think you are, by quoting their best statistical seasons that came years later. It could easily be interpreted to say surrounding cast, scheme, and development time are needed and that qbs can actually improve over time.

It's the fact Thielen is a good route runner. He gets separation in his routes and is also where he is supposed to be when he's supposed to be there. That's the biggest thing. Bryce's biggest strength is his anticipation. Receivers running bad or lazy routes makes throwing with anticipation impossible sometimes.

Yep, if you're going to compare the physical talent then you've got to also compare the anticipation and touch that Bryce throws with.

Even if you're in the swing for elite qb till you get one. What swing could they take this offseason. There is no better potential option than Bryce for next season.

I'm usually all in on tanking but I'm good either way this time. I actually think it's way better if the young guys, especially Bryce looks really good the last 2 games. That's way more important than 2 or 3 draft spots.

Yea... Higgins is a really good #2 who is going to get big time overpaid.

If we miss out on Graham I think you have to go edge. I don't think they value is there at wr and also good passes rushers basically only come in the first round. The drop off in productivity in pass rushers statistically taken after the first round is crazy.

To be fair our defense is a thrown together mess. I wouldn't say we have a lot more players who specifically fit a 34 than a 43. We've just been throwing stuff at the wall to try to piece something together.

I don't really get this really high ceiling stuff with XL. I haven't since before the draft. He played 5 years in college, he's going to improve but I'm not sure you could expect huge jumps. I think he can be a fine #2 but I feel like this really high ceiling talk is based off him being 6'1, with a heavy build and a fast 40 time, nothing else. He has limited quickness and acceleration, short arms, small hands, and body catches. I do think he will get better and I think he will be an alright #2 for us, I just don't see this crazy ceiling everyone talks about. Hopefully they're right.

Blandio said it was a bogus call. He said it was only supposed to be called if they came down on the legs

It seems crazy that allowing 5 catches for 65 yards on 7 targets would get best grade on defense. I like Jackson and he definitely seemed to play better than that but still.

Yep, it's like Terry Rozier said when he left the hornets. They've got guys who are OK with losing. Never going to be great once that attitude takes over a team.

I think if we had ended up 4 we would almost have to have taken Graham because he was best value. I think going in the back half of the top 10 opens things up to wr or a lot more value at edge in those spots. I'm not one of those people who argue that it's better to pick later than early, but it doesn't open more options as far as players that have value at that pick.

He literally had 4 big time throws. That is a really high number in a game no matter who the qb is. That goes against your whole argument. That's high no matter who the qb is and he has had the most in the NFL in a handful of weeks since he came back, and 4 this week could very well be the highest or at least close i would bet.

I think he's been fine. He seems to be a little slow to react, but makes a lot of tackles, even if it's a couple yards later than you would hope.

People were saying the exact same thing about Wyndmon. There was a post specifically about it. It's ok, and dare I say good, when these unknown guys come in and make a couple plays. It's ok to be hopeful that maybe the team found someone that is better than expected.

Yea I'm so tired of these soft zones and our most aggressive blitzes being a delayed 5th man. He has mixed it up a tiny bit more the past week or two with an immediate cb or safety blitz but still only ever sends 5 at most.

You can still prioritize ras, just make sure they do agility drills too. Lol. All the high ras guys we draft don't do any agility drills. Their high ras comes entirely from height, weight, and 40 lol

I'm not planing any flag. I don't know if Bryce is the long term answer or not. I know he's 23 years old and besides the Dallas game he's been one of our best players on the field and he's not been anywhere on the list of reasons we lost. I also know there is no better option to replace him this coming offseason and he has passed the eye/improvement test enough to earn a spot next season. I don't poo posts with any type of constructive criticism. I poo'd emotional takes that were trying to spin any positive in to a negative because of your need to be right. He could end up not being the answer, that still doesn't mean he hasn't improved and he hasn't made some great plays that are worth praising.

Definitely, only the bs posts where people start squirming when Bryce looks decent and get insecure and have to make emotional posts to twist it.

You can't talk sense to these people.

How many Josh Allen's are there? I think every team's wants a Josh Allen. There aren't many available very often. Look at Stroud this season when his oline and receivers haven't played as well.

It's better than constant posts to bash him. Scrambling to the board even faster to do it when he has a good game to make sure to put a negative spin on it or say how it didn't matter.

I've seen no tape to think he will run faster than 4.6

If you grade qbs entirely on passing yards then you are right.