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I hate it

One QB had one of the worst rookie years of all time so he couldn't GET any worse than what he was. The improvement is the equivalent of a bottom 20 qb in the league and one 3k passing yard season which just matches the other qbs bad year.... so it isnt saying much. Yeah Its logic but its also no context applied.

He did

I think it’s more likely that Cooley lands a DC job somewhere. Our Secondary isn’t bad and Cooley has been up and coming around some good names. I think Evero will have to have a solid year like he did in Denver to be taken seriously.

In some ways I agree. It all depends on who is delivering the message though. Baker being a loudmouth tough guy is yawn inducing to me. Anyways it sounds like we will have some interesting storylines for the NFCS in 2026. I think there's a good chance this division will be fairly competitive again. We better be ready.

lol sure buddy

Did someone mention Bryce?

It is the age of that poo. How many titles, captions, or headlines say ‘so and ended so and so’s career’? And it is nothing. Sometimes it is a little small thing buried at the end of a bunch of bloviating.

Would this really "shake the NFL to its foundations"? So tired of the ridiculous hyperbole for these things. Like a trade for like Gino Smith or someone would "send shockwaves" across the NFL. Or signing Aaron Rodgers would "detonate a nuclear bomb up the ass of the NFL." Like please stop, I'll click on your uninformed speculation anyways

I know you like to be the sarcastic Bryce basher around here, but their trend lines crossed this year. Now it's just about what happens from here.

No. When did I claim he did? I'll take the data of three seasons worth of games over two postseason games. I think, in fact, two random bad games in an otherwise fantastic start to a career is about the definition of an aberration in the context of football. By your logic Peyton Manning should have been shipped off back in 04 when he threw 4 picks against the Pats. There are countless other examples, of course, I could point to, but you (probably) get the point.

Yeah maybe if we got to play the Falcons 10 times.

I honestly love it. I wish there was more bulletin board material like this. League has gotten too sterilized in a lot of ways.

A few more years and their trend line will finally cross

I totally get it and not trying to go full homer here, but Seattle had the worst preseason (August 2025) odds to win the NFCW and O/U of 8.5 wins. This franchise should not be confused with Seattle, but too early to shut down a projected + 2 win total knowing the roster is still being improved, IMO.

He injured his hand against Pittsburgh? Because he tried hard to lose them that game too. It wasn't an aberration. He was insanely bad the entire postseason.

I forgot about that little tidbit. He is very clearly not that. Lamar has never choked anywhere near as bad as CJ did over a two game span.

Quite a turn of events from when he named himself the third best QB in the league after his rookie season (behind Mahomes and Lamar).

I agree with everything else but his first pass is the game was pa rollout to the flag, wide open pitch and catch, and he threw it behind the receiver and low.

Came here to say this…he is a dog too and athletic. He looks really good

One QB is getting better every year while one is getting worse every year. It's not crazy logic, it's just logic

Other than the wasted pick on Allar, id love this.

Hos production by snap count and targets isn't bad. They must REALLY be tired of dealing with his knuckleheaded behavior which is saying something for an organization that put up with Stephon Diggs for four years.

Bryce had his best season this year and it wasn't even remotely as good as Stroud's "worst" (2024, which was still a damn good season). His passer rating and efficiency were actually up this year compared to last. His yards and TDs would likely have been higher as well, were it not for missing three games due to injury. So he's actually improved his overall body of work. I don't see any trend downward whatsoever. I agree the playoff game was a meltdown, but I think that had much more to do with missing weapons and what appeared to be an injured hand. After his hand hit the center's helmet his accuracy clearly suffered. It was a terrible game, but I don't foresee it being as career-altering. In regard to the topic of the thread, I'd trade 5 Bryce Youngs for one CJ Stroud in an instant and never look back.