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Bryce Young QB School


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Good breakdown, probably the most positive of Bryce of all the breakdowns so far, but still pointed out the bad throws/mistakes. He seemed overall super happy and said it multiple times that this is what we were expecting to see more of coming out of Alabama. One game, but definitely a step forward

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7 minutes ago, RJK said:

Did he point out the flutterer that was a dropped int that prob results in a loss? Hit the saints player right in the hands 

Yes, watch the breakdown. Or you can just throw out claims without watching like many are already are doing. 

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

Yes, watch the breakdown. Or you can just throw out claims without watching like many are already are doing. 

As long as he pointed it out. Nobody else has 

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41 minutes ago, SOJA said:

The bottom line is bryce looks vastly better than weeks 1 and 2 and there is no reason to not play him moving forward. There is no downside. If he starts sucking again we are right back where we are right now. But if he can continue to improve (even if he will never be a top 10 QB) we can build the team around him and bide our time till the right QB becomes available. 

It used to be that way but now days what team is a regular true super bowl contender year in and out that doesn't have a top 10 qb?  You could say Minn i guess but that's just this year.

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

is there a timestamp for that?  I dont have the time to listen to the entire thing

I didn't mark it. He seemed to go by drive if that helps. I honestly didn't realize it was so long as I was so interested in his take on the scheme Canales is running. He seemed to really like it.

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6 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I didn't mark it. He seemed to go by drive if that helps. I honestly didn't realize it was so long as I was so interested in his take on the scheme Canales is running. He seemed to really like it.

found it around the 17 minute mark,  why in the hell didnt bryce lead him?  And the play he does before was a jump ball to sanders who bailed his ass out.   He is still doing that hop poo and throwing off his back foot.  This has to be driving canales crazy

 

at 18 he eyeballs the wr and throws a duck that the corner simply doesnt catch.   I mean if folks want to say this was his best game then fine but holy fug then his body of work looks like a picasso of bad qb play

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8 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

the moore play at 25 he is still bouncing on his toes and makes the throw.  I think I see what DC sees and its just not going to get better

He throws a wobble the next play to sanders

 

I noticed a lot of passes were big time wobblers, I wonder what’s going on for that to happen so much. 

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Just now, The Lobo said:

I noticed a lot of passes were big time wobblers, I wonder what’s going on for that to happen so much. 

I mean to be fair the underthrow at the end for the PI won the game so maybe he really is playing 3d chess.  But I know after watching that video Canales is done with his bullshit

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25 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

I mean to be fair the underthrow at the end for the PI won the game so maybe he really is playing 3d chess.  But I know after watching that video Canales is done with his bullshit

Whats crazy is the talking heads on espn, former players no less, loved his game. I don’t understand…

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That was a pleasant watch, certainly the best game of Bryce's career. JT praised some offensive design, shouted out the rookies making plays, and was just generally positive. There were a few bad throws he pointed out as well so it was more than fair. But seeing Bryce STAND TALL and deliver in the pocket was a massive plus. 

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