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No one is arguing where we were on the season. After the benching Bryce was one of the top deep ball passers in the league. It's a skillset he has just shown he is capable of doing. I believe he led the league in week 12 and was one of the top ones for that final quarter. Dance around the topic and argue the stats all you want, I'm just going by what I saw on TV and read about. https://x.com/PattonAnalytics/status/1877044086709854343 https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/news/bryce-young-best-against-pressure-throwing-deep Hey it surprised me as well, but I'm not going to hide my head in the sand and try to ignore what is clearly right in front of me. People have a hard time admitting their original thought may have been wrong. That's just the world we live in. We will see if Young can keep it up next year or not, but signs are point to DC running his offense regardless of who is QB. -
By BEASTfromdaEAST · Posted
You are right, but as of late there has been more rookie TEs making immediate impact on teams. McBride, Laporta, Kincaid and obv Bowers. My true opinion is the team has so many holes they can go multiple directions including Safety. So it just comes down to out of all the talent in the draft who will make the immediate impact. Wr? TE? LB? -
McShay says Shedeur would be QB6/QB7 in last year's draft and while there is a lingering whispers about Sanders to the Giants at #3 that just won't go away, chances are he drops all the way to the 2nd round...past the Saints and even past the Steelers at #21. Dart might even end up QB2 by the time it's all said and done.
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