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We got swept by the Wizards this year.

Well he averaged 226 last 7 games so he’s trending in that direction. 230 average is attainable especially with more weapons now

We threw for 3400 yards in 2024. Just lessening drops alone could have added 300 yards. And with familiarity in the scheme I dont think that 3900 would be hard to reach. Maybe what holds it down is running to finish the game if we are ahead versus passing to try and get back in it like last year.

Or your line can't run block or your running back sucks. But yeah being pass happy doesn't guarantee success.

How can you forget Fred Smoot and the vikings love boat

Yea I could see that as well but I'd keep Clowney as he'd be a good mentor for Nic and Princely. Would we really release our best pass rusher on a team that was bottom 5 in sack percentage? I do feel like he's going to be traded right before the deadline though.

He's going to get swept by the pacers. All good

So you could say Tucker found release?

If he throws for damn near 4k and 30 TDs, he's in contention for comeback player of the year if our record is above .500 To hit 3900 he'd have to average around 230 or so. Reasonable expectation for a franchise QB but Idunno if I'd make that bet yet.

The rich, famous dudes who get busted doing this stuff could discretely pay to fug Insta baddies, models, and porn actresses all day, but they don't. They choose not to because they get off on the coercion angle. It's less about sex and more about the power imbalance and forcing someone to do something against their will.

We don't need no kicker! We got our own Fitzmagic sitting on our roster! Dude has a leg! No more Eddie Pinero dinks!

Well he did break the team record for most receiving yards from a rookie TE iirc. The thing is... Unless we plan on using more two TE sets, Tremble will get the most play Imo. I dont think alot of people caught the chemistry that Bryce and Tommy had to close out the season. I knew they were bringing him back just based off the connection those two had the last few games. Sanders has alot of upside though..scary upside to be honest. And if he was to get drafted this year, I think he'd be ranked between third or fifth after Loveland, Warren and Arroyo. He's probably neck and neck with Mason Taylor. Another TE I had high hopes for was Jordan Matthews, especially after OTA's and preseason last year. But after the Mitchell Evans pick the writing might be on the wall 4 him unless he's saved by ST play.

Only 4 teams ran more than than threw the ball and 3 of those teams were getting 100+ rushes from the QB spot

Browns own words. Get fuged “I would like to be able to be there when the team gets ready to play in September.”

This post aged well…what a goober

I can see that the Huddle has already moved into the next phase of off season talk. Now that the draft is over, it's time to start doubting Bryce Young again. Does anybody have more interesting topics to talk about? Can't wait for the season to start.

If you’re pass happy it’s most likely because you’re always down by a score or two

The meniscus is the shock absorber of the knee doesn’t regenerate so when you remove part of it, you can have limitations in range of motion and it frequently locks upon overuse. It’s not a great injury to have.

I imagine Robert Kraft is wondering why these guys just can't use his preferred Spa?

The Browns were the most pass happy team at 65% and the Eagles the least at 43%. It seems that most teams were somewhere in the 60-40 mix. Interestingly we were the 9th ranking team passing the ball around 59%. So every team needs an effective running game to avoid being one dimensional. And defenses need to be build to defend both the run and pass to avoid being easily exploited like we were last year.

In today’s sad world? Pretty much. If he could kick still the gymnastics would be on display by the Ravens

True. We see all shapes and sizes. But the math/odds ain’t the same for all shapes and sizes. Bryce is largely a unicorn in terms of playing QB at this level being his size. Despite the Panther PR of it….there are clear examples where his height is playing a factor of being blind to aspects of the field that wouldn’t impact a bigger QB the same. And I still think without a proper setup….certain throws are off the table that would open up as options for stronger armed QBs.

The most Hornets thing ever to have the guy who accepted your head coaching job, only to rescind it 20 hours later, go on to win NBA Coach of the Year two seasons later.

Probably the only reason he's gone lol