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By Pejorative Miscreant · Posted
During this season my dial started at “Wait and see but not at all optimistic”. Then after two games the dial went to “Experiment failed time to move in another direction”. Now, post benching the dial is at “wait and see but very optimistic”. He now looks like a legit starter and may be the long term answer. I’m proud of the young man’s determination and resiliency and he deserves to be the starter next year. Would still like to see him progress further but things are moving in the right direction for sure. -
I guess it depends on what the actual belief is… worth the pick? Will be a top 5 QB? A solid starter? And on and on. end of the day he has a small handful of promising games. NFL history is a full of dudes that had that….and you then can follow the different paths all over the map -
By Davidson Deac II · Posted
I am more interested in his efficiency and cutting down on the turnovers. The Dallas game was bad, mainly because they were getting pressure straight up the middle, but other than that, after his benching, he threw the ball well, and gave us a chance to score. The offense as a whole became more productive when Bryce came back. In truth, I felt the New Orleans game was one of his most impressive games as a starter. The stats don't look as great, but he threw well under pressure. And took us into Saints territory three times during the second half. 86 Yard drive for a td and 59 yard drive for a td. Chuba ran it in for both td's, but Bryce played very well in getting us there. And the third time was a interception when Bryce made a fantastic throw, and XL had the ball ripped out of his hands by the defender. Have to admit that was the first time in Bryce's time with Carolina that I felt positive about Bryce.
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