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Bryce Young resurgence recognized in the media

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1 minute ago, Icege said:

Quickly, we need a Huddler to get on social media and tell these people to not get too excited

Funniest thing is that it's not just the pundits, fans of other teams are seeing it and even saying he outplayed Hurts yesterday and you have Huddlers in denial 

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some people don't want to believe the product they are seeing when they actually watch the game. 

when you are watching what he does, it's hard to not see how good he is actually doing out there unless you are willfully choosing to ignore it just so you can keep your argument going.

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3 minutes ago, rayzor said:

some people don't want to believe the product they are seeing when they actually watch the game. 

when you are watching what he does, it's hard to not see how good he is actually doing out there unless you are willfully choosing to ignore it just so you can keep your argument going.

It's obvious who watches the games and who doesn't. 

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

It's obvious who watches the games and who doesn't. 

Good lord is it ever. People posting his stats alone from last game... Or people claiming he's playing at a "top 20" or jag level.

I get being cautious and saying we need more games and I also don't begrudge wanting to make sure we have Canales picking the rest of the QB room next year. I think those are smart places to be.

But the way Bryce is playing - look, the Eagles had multiple weeks of New Bryce to look at. They definitely did some things differently and ultimately Bryce still put us in a position to win the game. Week by week, I'm getting less worried that he's going to get "figured out" like Allen, Bridgewater, etc.  He attacks every level of the field. 

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7 minutes ago, rayzor said:

some people don't want to believe the product they are seeing when they actually watch the game. 

when you are watching what he does, it's hard to not see how good he is actually doing out there unless you are willfully choosing to ignore it just so you can keep your argument going.

No joke, he’s about 2 more games like this away from me penning an apology letter. 

Some people double down on prior statements because they don’t want to admit they were wrong. Me tho, I got no problem and will be very excited if I am wrong.
 

just want to see a bit more of those, that’s all.

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10 minutes ago, rayzor said:

some people don't want to believe the product they are seeing when they actually watch the game. 

when you are watching what he does, it's hard to not see how good he is actually doing out there unless you are willfully choosing to ignore it just so you can keep your argument going.

But but but stats! 190 yards! Only 1 td! He didn't carry my fantasy team!

Stats....

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i'm still finding myself actually getting more excited to watch him when i see a blitz coming. it's amazing how well he handles those pressure situations. 

who would have thunk we'd be seeing this guy doing these things after what we saw the first year and a half? 

he doesn't look like a scared kid out there anymore. i mean he still looks like a kid, but he's looking like a rockstar compared to what we were seeing.

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1 minute ago, rayzor said:

i'm still finding myself actually getting more excited to watch him when i see a blitz coming. it's amazing how well he handles those pressure situations. 

who would have thunk we'd be seeing this guy doing these things after what we saw the first year and a half? 

he doesn't look like a scared kid out there anymore. i mean he still looks like a kid, but he's looking like a rockstar compared to what we were seeing.

This is one of the biggest and more exciting differences for sure. He seems so elusive now and he sees blitzes as a chance to punish other teams. It's like.... If they don't get him, we're about to get a 20 yard gain, lol. 

He used to panic when people got near him and now he just maneuvers and finds the open player... It's pretty impressive, and a big reason I'm not worried about him being 'figured out.'

That play out of the endzone yesterday was just amazing

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7 minutes ago, rayzor said:

i'm still finding myself actually getting more excited to watch him when i see a blitz coming. it's amazing how well he handles those pressure situations. 

who would have thunk we'd be seeing this guy doing these things after what we saw the first year and a half? 

he doesn't look like a scared kid out there anymore. i mean he still looks like a kid, but he's looking like a rockstar compared to what we were seeing.

Agreed, but dare I say his confidence seems to have added a couple of inches to his stature, lol  

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