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Bryce Young Stats Through 2 Years


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 ((((CAREER STATS AFTER YEAR 2))))

6 Wins - 22 Losses (21% win rate)   (as a starting QB) 

- 5280 passing yards, 60.3% Completion rate, 28 TD, 19 INTs 
- 82 rushes, 502 rushing yards 6 rushing TDs , 6.1 ypc

(((CAREER STATS AFTER YEAR 1)))

2 Wins - 14 Losses  (12.5% win rate) 

- 2877 passing yards, 59.8% Completion rate,  11 TDs, 10 INTs 

- 253 rushing yards, 0 TDs, 6.5 ypc 

 

Some things I've noticed. His completion percentage hasn't changed much which is interesting. Its good to see that TD  to INT Ratio get a little better.  

All 6 of the rushing TDs came from year 2. 

 

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He’s going up like a rocket. Pointless to compare that disaster last year to where he is now. 275 total yards, 5 TDs, 123.5 passer rating, Major Swag, multiple clutch and big time throws…..that’s the only recap we need today. 

 

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Most important thing to me

In his last 8 games, three interceptions.  And 2 of those came in one game.  And during those games, he was throwing the ball down the field more.  Four game winning drives in those 8 games.  And a couple of others, he lead drives that might have won the game had others done their jobs.  The kid has been money in close games.  

These are the things that make winning qb's imo.  Don't get me wrong, he still has some areas he needs to improve upon.  But I feel much better than I did after the Chargers game.  

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40 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Imagine using Peyton Mannings and Josh Allen’s rookie season to define them.

Yeah, you just use their careers. Everything.  
 

We are only allowed to talk about Bryce through the lense of like 4 games

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44 minutes ago, Tbe said:

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4-6 since Bryce came back, should have been at least 5-5 or even 6-4 if not for a couple of plays.  (Chuba fumble vs TB,  XL drop vs Eagles). The positive momentum despite historically bad defense is undeniable 

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28 minutes ago, CRA said:

Yeah, you just use their careers. Everything.  
 

We are only allowed to talk about Bryce through the lense of like 4 games

I'm hoping at midseason next year you'll be saying "yeah but we're only allowed to talk about Bryce through the lense of 12 games"

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Yall gotta stop being dishonest with yourselves. When he has the ball in his hands he is trustworthy. He’s delivered multiple game winning drives that would be W’s if not for this ass defense. 
 

Bryce has already outclutched Delhomme. He’s easily the best QB we’ve had since Cam God Newton. 

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15 minutes ago, OneBadCat said:

Yall gotta stop being dishonest with yourselves. When he has the ball in his hands he is trustworthy. He’s delivered multiple game winning drives that would be W’s if not for this ass defense. 
 

Bryce has already outclutched Delhomme. He’s easily the best QB we’ve had since Cam God Newton. 

This is why Bryce is perceived by some to have more haters than he does….because the folks super high on Bryce take it too far over and over and we can’t resist addressing it. 

Bryce Young has not already out clutched Jake Delhomme.  Adding today as a GW drive….Bryce has 6 GW drives in 28 starts.  Which hasn’t even caught him up to Jake’s 2003 seasons worth of GW drives.   

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18 minutes ago, CRA said:

This is why Bryce is perceived by some to have more haters than he does….because the folks super high on Bryce take it too far over and over and we can’t resist addressing it. 

Bryce Young has not already out clutched Jake Delhomme.  Adding today as a GW drive….Bryce has 6 GW drives in 28 starts.  Which hasn’t even caught him up to Jake’s 2003 seasons worth of GW drives.   

You can’t be serious CRA. The 03 defense is an all time defense. Bryce Young on the 08 squad takes them to the Super Bowl. Delhomme had a legitimate two year stretch as a standout QB. But he never really had it between the ears. He just had the arm talent to force throws he had no business making. Tommy John destroyed him. 
 

 

Thats why the 08/09 playoff game was so awful. It is exposed Jake for who he really was . Had Fox had any god damn sense he would have made the 08 season an open competition between Delhomme and Matt Moore, and Moore would have taken us farther. Because he was the smarter QB and had the better arm.

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