Bryce developing before our eyes

[jb2288]

1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

The problem will always be the low ceiling. The best Bryce Young will never be a Josh Allen/Jackson/Cam/etc....

Eh I HATE the drew brees comparisons and don’t use them for Bryce, but saying Bryce can never develop into 3 of the most athletic freaks of nature to ever step foot on the field, doesn’t mean anything on if he can be a Super Bowl winning QB 

[Davidson Deac II]

2 hours ago, CRA said:

I think this is basically worst case scenario…

Bryce morphing into just… okay.  His ceiling is incredibly low.  He doesn’t have tools to be great at this level.  It’s just not in the cards. 

and he ends up handicapping our plans to build forward by being functional 

a close game vs KC….Gardner Menshew did that too.  LV isn’t thinking they might have something. 
 

 

I am still not sure he is the guy.

But 263 yards and more importantly, 27 points,  against one of the best defenses in the NFL with relatively little support from the run game and a mostly young raw receiving corps is better than just ok.  

While overall I thought Canales did a good job today, I do think we should have run the ball a little more in the red zone.  Six first qtr plays in the red zone, 1 run, 5 passes.  I know KC has an excellent run defense, but still got to balance it out a little better.  

In the second half, when in the red zone, they had 4 passes and five runs, and scored td's two of the three red zone trips.  

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Not buying any of this. Sorry.

[CPantherKing]

At this rate, maybe he'll be a decent 8-9 QB on his 3rd HC by year 6.

Standards are so low around here now. Tepper has done some serious damage to the fan base.