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Potential Trade Package for Bryce Young

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1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

Mike McDaniel I could see if Tua is off the table. He's already headed to minimum 4 week IR, maybe after a few more games the price will be a little nicer for them. Can Bryce beat out Skylar Thompson and Tyler Huntley? Close call on that one

His (Bryce's) seemingly complacent and nonchalant ass has just had a big time wakeup call. You are going to get his best. Whatever that is.

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2 hours ago, strato said:

His (Bryce's) seemingly complacent and nonchalant ass has just had a big time wakeup call. You are going to get his best. Whatever that is.

Only if that's his personality though. He could be the type of person that shuts down. Not everyone pushes back against adversity. I feel like with the way he has been coddled, he's the type to shut down.

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18 minutes ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

Only if that's his personality though. He could be the type of person that shuts down. Not everyone pushes back against adversity. I feel like with the way he has been coddled, he's the type to shut down.

The fact that he didn't work his ass off in the offseason after going 2-15 last year is kinda indicative of that. I mean it was evident he didn't want to compete at the combine and I dunno how that wasn't a red flag for this staff after having a mediocre last year at college where he couldn't even will his team to the playoffs

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