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exactly, people are being way too casual about this injury. but this is also the board that thought he could play the day after having an appendectomy

on the athletic football podcast they said this injury has a 50% RETIREMENT rate in other words we are probably screwed. I don't know if he ever plays tackle again. Maybe he kicks inside to guard in 2027 Either way this severely fugs us because I really wanted to take either LB or EDGE in round 1 of the draft but now we almost have to take a tackle if one is there

Coker is an absolute must resign; highest priority imo with Ickey's injury I put Yosh just below that Mays is tricky, I want to keep him but someone might pay him considerably Brady is a player I would be loath to lose too Jansen should be here until he retires everyone else on there I am either ambivalent or want them off my starting lineup (cough Rozeboom cough)

I don’t want stroud or hurts tbh

Now look at QBR, on the left buddy. The stat that isn’t just a box score lumped into one number.

You guys understand that if we argue that the stat is wonky, worthless, non reality reflecting, anything like that, we are doing it because we hate Bryce. Because we are haters, liars, biased, casuals, all kinds of stuff you don’t want to be called. I have never understood some of these stats. They don’t consistently reflect what I have watched. That graph with the 3rd down efficiency, absolutely lines up with what I saw this season, for example. This QB rating, the PFF stuff, not so much. And certainly those non scientific grades from ESPN personalities.

Blake needs to stay. I’m open for other trades.

5 years is plenty of time to develop a mediocre backup QB.

I don’t hundred percent agree with the last paragraph, considering what was invested. But when Reich told them the truth about the footwork issues, and seeing Young was not prepared for the under center game, and obviously Reich did not think he should be starting… a good franchise would have respected his opinion and let him handle the QB the way he thought best.

Dante Moore next draft?

QBR is really indeed a weird metric. Josh Allen's MVP season, his Pro Football Reference Approximate Value was 20 and they gave high QBR of 74.8 rating. Cam Newton's MVP season, his Pro Football Reference Approximate Value was 21 and they gave him QBR of 61.4 rating.

That seems more likely to be true than not true.

He's always been a great athlete perfect for special teams work

The Bryce curve in action. They root for the lil fella so hard. It isn’t that he didn’t play well, that just really seems inflated compared to some of these others.

I was just talking to Artimus Pyle at the grocery store, might as well post up one of my favorite songs of all time

I think Ickey's injury sealed the fate of our first-round pick--assuming free agency does not change the situation. I think we draft OT, Edge. In free agency, LB, WR

I am a Gamecock fan (dad was playing for them when i was born-its genetic). I am against the Gamecocks on our roster. I did not mind Wharton (good pick) and Munneryln was a good value. Norwood? Nope. I digress.... I want XL gone, and I want Horn traded. Horn gets a lot of penalties and is apparently stupid. Bad contract. We overpaid a CB to play soft zone.

And nobody would be taller than him. Win win.

Its hard to get College open. It seems later in the year though he started to get it a bit and did take a few more shots.

I’d only trade down for multiple second round picks. A talented player will fall to us at #19. This draft is deep for where we are picking at #19.

Thats right. I knew it was mark something. You basically knew exactly what you were gonna get. Even on kickoff he'd basically get to the 25 or 30 and get back on the bench.

Yeah the offense that went 3 and out the drive before we lost the lead. The offense that threw 4 straight incompletions to end the game after we lost the lead. The problem is they didn't have a good enough opportunity to be the hero because of Evero. Got it.

I like the Tremayne idea. A good special team player and he has some good hands. He was targeted 17 times and grabbed 14 balls for 160--that is nearly half the yardage XL had in 123 passing snaps. Legette had 363 yards in 428 passing snaps (59 targets, 35 catches). Considering that he had just under half the yardage in about 1/4 of the snaps, and when he was on the field it is likely that there were 4 WRs and not 2 or 3--he outperformed Legette.

A nice example of statistics confirming what we watched go down. It didn’t seem to matter if we had them in 3rd and 15. They are getting it. Every fuging week.

All good we got our boy