Keeping it real about Bryce Young. Listen to those who actually watched film.

[Bear Hands]

I've always loved Kurt Warners stuff.  Same with Chase Daniel when he's on the Athletic Football Show.

Kurt had a great spiel the other day about how it's funny how many people will rush out to give commentary as soon as a Monday/Tuesday.  When in reality, it genuinely takes time to go through the film and have thoughtful analysis.  The coaches of said players can take up to 2-3 days after a game to even digest it.  But oh, some kid with all-22 can figure it out within 8 hours of the game ending lol.

[Manna]

most of the media is just taking the safe route in completely placing the blame on Tepper. They are basically implying that Tepper is the reason why Bryce can't throw, can't read defenses, can't hit open receivers, can't call protections, can't throw the ball past 10 yards, gets sacked. I don't remember the last time Tepper was on the field on Sundays. 

It's a breath of fresh air when people actually look at the film. Heck, just watching him play during the broadcast is enough to tell that the kid can't play. 

[CarolinaRideorDie]

13 hours ago, strato said:

 

I put this somewhere but this is probably a better place. I was going to suggest that maybe there could avideo thread... with the different takes that are going around. 

I have really learned who the idiots and agenda driven people are on these sports networks. I haven't watched them for years and man, I hope it is years before i watch any more of these panel shows that don't use supporting evidence, they just spew ignorance. In this case.

This isn't that.

Richard Sherman had a fact based opinion too, maybe I'll go find it.

I just listened to this take and I've listened to a lot of other sports analysts talk about the Bryce situation. I think Breer had the most honest assessment of what was really going on behind the scenes. I think the biggest voice to bench Bryce is Canales, for sure he had to run it by Tepper. Agree that Canales has to worry about the whole team and not just Bryce when other veterans are getting frustrated, everyone is playing for their next meal, can't be held back by one guy. Also a legit question if Bryce will start again outside of an injury to Dalton. 

[raleigh-panther]

12 hours ago, MRenshaw said:

Chase Daniels keeping it real. He watched film, and film don't lie.

 

 

Yep watched this when it came out 

I honestly feel what Young lacks cannot be fixed at nfl game speed 

[strato]

7 minutes ago, CarolinaRideorDie said:

I just listened to this take and I've listened to a lot of other sports analysts talk about the Bryce situation. I think Breer had the most honest assessment of what was really going on behind the scenes. I think the biggest voice to bench Bryce is Canales, for sure he had to run it by Tepper. Agree that Canales has to worry about the whole team and not just Bryce when other veterans are getting frustrated, everyone is playing for their next meal, can't be held back by one guy. Also a legit question if Bryce will start again outside of an injury to Dalton. 

Yeah I thought he was well reasoned and probably well informed to where most fans would appreciate seeing that. I did.

Edited 1 hour ago by strato

[PleaseCutStewart]

[strato]

1 hour ago, Manna said:

most of the media is just taking the safe route in completely placing the blame on Tepper. They are basically implying that Tepper is the reason why Bryce can't throw, can't read defenses, can't hit open receivers, can't call protections, can't throw the ball past 10 yards, gets sacked. I don't remember the last time Tepper was on the field on Sundays. 

It's a breath of fresh air when people actually look at the film. Heck, just watching him play during the broadcast is enough to tell that the kid can't play. 

Dalton is likely going to look leagues better (see what I did there lol). Those media shills are going to have to rewrite their bull, to frame Tepper as, at best, the dumbass who didn't veto the Young pick. 

[Jay Roosevelt]

The media is all about their narratives. It makes more sense for them to just blame the Panthers organization than watch the tape and realize just how bad Bryce has been.

Admittedly it's a lot easier when the organization is a complete dumpster fire, but two things can be true at the same time.

[strato]

I hate be this disagreeable but I don't see any sense in it, I see some kind of agenda.

They need a new Daniel Snyder to periodically kick around. (Tepper qualifies in his special way irrespective of what 'ruined' Young)

I'll be nice and say the only (another, rather) motive they have for gaslighting is that they are defending their very loud and long take on Bryce, which is pretty indefensible at this point so they deflect and project. 

This is common across the media today by my observations. 

 

Edited 56 minutes ago by strato

[GoobyPls]

3 hours ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Well they were wrong on that last part. He was most certainly a reason for the panthers struggles last year. He touched the ball every play.

The difference is you give the rookie a pass. 
 

He’s no longer getting a pass after a full year and offseason. 

Yep the film is wrong….

[RJK]

“But but but Stephen a smith and espn said Bryce oline is bad and receivers aren’t getting open so I’ve just been regurgitating that” 99% of comments on social media