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Positive signs from Bryce

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May as well play him. We’re full steam ahead towards the number one pick with this defense and any locker room potential issues are likely to be traded in the next week or two anyway. 
 

even if he does a 180 and plays like prime Manning, this defense isn’t good enough to win another game outside of these next two. 

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28 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Looked better than Dalton vs a much better defense. At least next week it’s the depleted saints D. Might as well throw him out there. 

I don't think he did, unless you cherry pick bad Dalton.

The best Bryce against the worst Dalton, is still pretty even. 

When you consider the best Dalton against the best Bryce, it is no comparison.

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47 minutes ago, NAS said:

I may be in minority but I saw some positive signs from Bryce today 

he stood in the pocket a lot more and threw despite the pressure,attempted throws downfield, showed better command and poise

Negatives; inconsistent accuracy, terrible timing of interceptions, needs to be more aggressive downfield.

i expected a worse performance tbh, he looked improved compared to first two weeks but not sure if he deserves more starts.

part of me wants to see if he can build off this, maybe I’m crazy

 

 

 

I don't know why all these assholes crapped your post because it made total sense and is something that crossed my mind also. You said nothing at all wrong and made a valid point over wondering the same thing I now am as far as giving him some more games in a throw away season just to see if he can go further than this. Worst case scenario, he shows enough to make his trade value go up in the off-season so nothing to lose. If he continues to throw the ball down field as he should have been doing more of, at least it gives the young WR's and TE a shot at development too

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Bryce stans are pleading for more misery? Do you not see week to week what rookie and 2nd year QBs are expected to do?

Josh Rosen would be an upgrade over Young. There are QBs sitting on other teams benches that are better than Bryce.

Give it up. He's done. How many starts do you afford a QB with ZERO consistent production before moving on? Josh Allen and Pat Mahomes just hit start 100. Young is at 20. Are you going another 20?

Montana only needed 6 starts. Brady needed 10 starts. Jayden Daniels needed 7 starts. CJ Stroud needed 9 starts.

Do you see how these QBs make it known they can lead and turn around a bad team in year 1? There's many more like this, and remember there are only 64 QBs to make a championship game in the past 35 seasons.

How many starts did it take Delhomme and Cam? Cam was on his way to RoY and PB by week 10 on a Jimmy Clausen rebuild. Clausen was done after 10 starts. Is Bryce that much better than 2nd round pick Clausen?

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7 minutes ago, TN05 said:

98 of that was in one garbage time drive

People out blowing leaves, come back and look at his stats and “he needs to start next week!”.  
 

does anyone else watch other NFL games? Because he doesn’t look anything like a “decent” QB when the game is remotely close. Plummer could have just as easily racked up the same 4th quarter padded stats when the defense couldn’t care less up 3 scores. 

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2 minutes ago, CPantherKing said:

Bryce stans are pleading for more misery? Do you not see week to week what rookie and 2nd year QBs are expected to do?

Josh Rosen would be an upgrade over Young. There are QBs sitting on other teams benches that are better than Bryce.

Give it up. He's done. How many starts do you afford a QB with ZERO consistent production before moving on? Josh Allen and Pat Mahomes just hit start 100. Young is at 20. Are you going another 20?

Montana only needed 6 starts. Brady needed 10 starts. Jayden Daniels needed 7 starts. CJ Stroud needed 9 starts.

Do you see how these QBs make it known they can lead and turn around a bad team in year 1? There's many more like this, and remember there are only 64 QBs to make a championship game in the past 35 seasons.

How many starts did it take Delhomme and Cam? Cam was on his way to RoY and PB by week 10 on a Jimmy Clausen rebuild. Clausen was done after 10 starts. Is Bryce that much better than 2nd round pick Clausen?

There are no "Bryce stans" other than the ones you have made up that supposedly exist in your head. He has been so horrible that even today was an upgrade in play for him. If he can show just a bit more courage as he showed slightly more of today and playing him in a throw away season some more may up his trade value at seasons end worst case scenario.

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10 minutes ago, gofightwin said:

People out blowing leaves, come back and look at his stats and “he needs to start next week!”.  
 

does anyone else watch other NFL games? Because he doesn’t look anything like a “decent” QB when the game is remotely close. Plummer could have just as easily racked up the same 4th quarter padded stats when the defense couldn’t care less up 3 scores. 

Anyone still blowing the horn for Bryce Young is not watching the games. Bryce is captain check down. Canales scripted short easy passes just so he could complete literally anything. When he has to throw past the line of scrimmage from the pocket, he is remarkably terrible. He flat out is too short to see his receivers and read a defense. He will never be a good NFL caliber QB. Never. 

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