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I love it. Watch the line. You can see all kinds of poo and he ff and rw and cues up it up. You don't even have to. He showed at one point the line handling a stunt. (also seeing the pulling in pass pro that I don't catch watch a broadcast). He showed my boy Legette unnecessarily leaving his feet to catch the 2 point attempt that he couldn't get them back down in bounds. He didn't say it that way but he pointed it out. Everything is so much clearer on these analysis videos, than I can see rewatching a broadcast. edit: also, I hate to say it but you were such a Bryce fan you probably hated it because that WAS fuging boring. He made the typical excuses but you could see what was happening.

Some people didn't just give their opinion, they lobbied for him. That's the ones that are dragging their feet. But he didn't even make one for the Chargers game. Because what was he going say positive? That Bryce was unharmed by his teammates after the game?

Guess what dog, Sunday was about you too.

In order of expectation degradation: Grain of Salt Temper Tepper

I put the rest of it in my post in case people want to just take a look.

There are a lot of changes lately. I'd suggest reading this, for everyone. https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/news/nfl-continues-to-liberalize-ir-rules-01j0vxd44azh If I am right, and just skimmed it, it keeps 2 extra players per team off the streets by not havng to put them on the 53 before IRing them. There are big changes from what they were not that long ago. this may help The NFL also informed the NFLPA it has finalized rules for designating players for return from injured reserve in 2024 — a maximum of eight total designations during the regular season or 10 including playoffs. From last week’s memo: pic.twitter.com/P8BV1sTZgs — Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) June 20, 2024 fug it here is the meat of it If a playoff team has not used up its eight designations in the regular season, it will carry the remaining slots into the postseason so that its total allocation for the season is 10. Players can also be designated to return from the injured reserve list two times, including the postseason. Placing anyone on the list for a third time would mean their season would be over. Previously, a proposal to change the IR rules from Detroit was also implemented for the 2024 season. For the first time teams will be allowed to place two players on IR at the initial cutdown to 53 and still bring them back at some point in the regular season. Previously, a player had to be placed on the initial 53 to be eligible for activation from IR. Players on IR are required to miss four games (not four weeks) before returning from the list.

There must be a Jackson 5 Tribute out there somewhere he can be Tito or Marlon. I can see him now... ABC, One Bad Apple Don't ...go Bryce. Really, Go.

I'll buy that for the pass pro. And it was real last year, agreed. He needed help.

I think we have a head coach that knows how to use him, but sure send down to that weird dude in MIami if he'll have him. I'd like to see that.

No more begrudging. I can always use reluctant. I didn't accept Young begrudgingly on not begrudgingly or really wouldn't off his play, for anything short of a gun to my head.

Countless, okay. But yes they do. Carry on I won't interrupt you again.

I don't think he even did one on Bryce for week 2.

For different reasons it can be. At the same time, NFL talent is pretty recognizable in some and that tends to hold true.

That is somehow connected to "if your enemy is making a mistake, don't stop him".

Yeah he has shown zero ability to be an NFL QB 1st team, 2nd team, whatever. I want to say it is way worse even, than I imagined, but I could never see him as some kind of high draft pick. I may have begrudgingly accepted him at 9, on the chance that I was wrong. Begrudgingly. I accepted Reich sort of begrudgingly, too, but I wasn't sold on the 'we have to have the hot play caller' to start with. With Canales, looks like maybe I was wrong about the play caller, though we didn't get a hot one. Want to be wrong.

It wasn't the the W-L with Dalton in Seattle. It was the point his presence on the field made. That point proved what we had seen the first two games and would see the remainder of the year. He can run an NFL offense, has the arm to do it and it looks like what we expect to see. The fact that it wasn't a great offense and that was getting hit with all those drop backs, was not important because as we have seen this year, that can be improved. And you put that with an NFL QB and look what you get. It was plain. Yet we had to suffer all season with garbage QB play, because people imagined things, to be honest about it. Bryce will never make the throws Dalton can. Which means, he can't make (enough of the) NFL throws. I swear I swear I swear....

Okay. Is this IR nowadays a thing where you come off or is that season over?

He for sure needed (and needs) help over there. That was hard to understand.It didn't change with the new head coach either. I was ready to move him inside but we went out and bought guards.

I'm gonna hold off hoping anything for a guy in the NFC that we have to play later this year. And in the future. He does look good, I'm hoping he looks like poo whenever that game is.

Drew Brees again. Even if he was a comp which he isn't (MUCH smaller and 2 inches shorter) when did Drew Brees ever look like that? And he never struggled half that much. The only thing he can at do an NFL level might white board and standing around watching. Or preseason games where he's playing nobodies. You don't want on the field.

We're down to about 30 or less. Probably?

People leak trade offers to drum up trade offers. Maybe saying no we believe in him, is the same game. Get a better trade offer.

He doesn't need to dress. Emergency guy. Because when he comes in, it will be a fuging emergency. And true up there frank, I don't believe he belongs in the league and he isn't going to do much.

Yeah thanks. It's around 6.3 million 2025 and the same 2026, so all at once 12mil is close enough. I found this. It has a little tab that allows pre or post June 1 also. Looks pretty easy to read and seems t be correct: https://overthecap.com/player/bryce-young/10825

I know.... old. Just when I thought I was out... I argued over and over with people about Young's arm strength and velocity. I tried to give a good example of why he sucked more or less, with the baseball pitcher analogy of pitching under control vs raring back and giving it all you have. Basically the idea is that if you throw 99, throw 96 with better control and less effort, etc. I said Bryce had to throw 100% to get anything decent on the throw. Which kills your accuracy. Damned if i didn't stumble on a great example. Carr vs Mahomes velocity test: See the on targets from Mahomes, and the misses high? What's Bryce been doing on his deep balls? Missing long.