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Matt Millen might be in the conversation. You can probably look at a bunch of old school losing teams and look up their GMs. We don't remember their names.

I think he got lucky with a couple of throws. It's like the lottery, you can't win if you don't play. I saw it work for Russell Wilson - due to his receivers, mostly. He needed to go downfield his first game in the league. And finally he threw caution to the wind and did it. I don't think that I think he can thrive doing that but it is the only hope there is. A winning team, week in week out, has to have the real threat of a big play downfield.

We have a rookie HC. People are on him for everything. I had more to say but to simplify it... A bad play call or 20 or clock mismanagement, and everything thing else, are not the main attraction. The Bryce question is goal one. You have to get that right. He is fixed, he isn't the guy, that question. If you get that right I forgive the rookie stuff. If you get it wrong you could be the greatest play caller ever, you failed. So I'll wait.

The future with Bryce... man I hope he is not the future That last drive, he got a PI on an underthrown ball. Crown him. Better, yes. But at his rate of improving, maybe by year 5 he'll be above replacement level, then we can pay him like he is the GOAT. That is the future if he is allowed to stay. Let someone else get the 'benefit' of Bryce.

Trade him. Took him a year and a half, more, to do what he was supposed to do game 1 and that is throw the ball down the field and stretch the defense. I feel like he only did it late because he was ordered to. Because it looked like a switch was flipped to me.

You seem surprised that he would throw ducks? Point is, you can't win without doing it. There are good things that can happen even on bad throws.. like the PI call. Like a 50/50 Sanders catch on a prayer.

Yet is actually is a victory that he is willing to throw it. I honestly think Canales might have threatened him if he kept checking it down or throwing it away. Go down the field with the ball and let what will happen, happen.

Oh, he is serious. As poo.

I had a feeling about this game. I have watched the Saints three or four times this year, they aren’t the team that beat us down game 1 anymore, at all.

He can do everything right except throw it right. 100% effort is a bad throwing plan. Always be inacurate.

There is the Bryce I know.

He caught that one. Just let it be taken away afterwards. Somehow.

Well it will be interesting to hear about that one. I tend to think Legette’s hand was a factor.

Lol

So, that whole series took the same amount of time as our one running play before the two minute warning.

Poor clock management. WTF

Saints missing their corners aren’t they? Well, you are supposed to take advantage and they did. Cool..

Please get him out before people decide that he can improve to bottom third of the league with another season.

Get a room.

Okay, please look up the actual size of Drew Brees. When you do you will realize, I hope, he is as close to the prototypical size as he is to Bryce. In the middle. Comparing the two off of their size because Brees is as small as Bryce.... it is not a real thing. Stand a 6'1" 205-210 lb guy next to Young and see what that really looks like.

Some sweet spots by position even UDFA. 18% from the 1st round is higher than I would have guessed for guards.

He actually said that 10 people in the world could make that down the left sideline throw. He left out whether it was one time or every time. I will say he hung in there and made a couple of throws that I have not seen from him. The hanging in part. So, good. But he is not staying in or stepping up in that pocket nearly enough. OL though, they gave up too much pressure.

I am looking for the joke that I know is in there.

Exactly the type of thing he would have done here. The excuse people were stannin’ so hard claiming he would have looked just as bad. Just not true.

Especially the part where they think the Jets are the ‘worst team in football’.