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This is it...from day one. I don't know how people can dilute their football senses enough to EVER think Bryce is anything more than what he is...and thats a below average starter, if even that, with no real upside.

Tremble was a 3rd, day 2, just fyi.

If we extend him, it will set us back. Anyone blind to his body of work needs to be examined, he is simply not good.

Wallace was playing well before injury, especially after his role and Rozeboom's were swapped. He's literally going into year 3, as a 3rd round pick. Let's calm down a little.

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If that happens, fug man. This my team, but being subjected to Bryce on an extension if we witness the current level of play in 26' might make me just watch from afar til he's gone. He's made some plays, but atleast guys like Sam, and Baker have LEGIT NFL upper level arm talent. Bryce isn't competing in that dept. and it limits the offense overall.

Never seen a QB get this kind of grace while being THIS MID. Honestly, statistically he's been bottom 3rd. So below mid.

Sees no blame in himself.... Yet, he "Gives up play-calling", and we bring in Bevell. Y'all Bryce stans just make poo up.

With Bryce,

Philips, and Lloyd were first round picks. They are proven, and were just added via cap versus picks. Obviously the offense still needs to catch-up to other NFL teams.

If we're talking weakest side of the ball its probably the offense now. And the need on offense is TE, its the most "meh" position group atm. However premium positions like T, Edge, DL, and WR are more likely due to cost to retain.

This, and also ''how'' the 1st year of the deal actually pays. As an example, Phillips' first year is 9M. Whereas in 27, and beyond, the cap hit is much higher at 30M+. However, future restructures / extensions can address the new, higher cap hits if needed. A'Shawn Robinson was also released, and that created 10M in space. Moving on from Andy (eventually), I believe, will also add another 4M eventually.

I think its on the draft board, just a spot I forgot to add a "yellow" TBD.

Here's a brief look at where we are after the initial wave of free agency. The ''yellow'' TBD spaces are areas we still need / could add players, and those in ''red'' are players that will either not be on the team this upcoming season or will likely start on IR. Just a little something to help us get an idea of positions where we still have holes / could use an upgrade *cough* LT.

This is correct, he's playing Safety.

If he made it to 19, I think this would be a no brainer. Though depending on FA, I think OT is definitely in the mix.

First and foremost I am NOT a Bryce fan, but when we talk about current NFL production, all three of those QBs have done nothing at the NFL level, and even though Lance was my preference. He's had a few years to try and crack into a starter role and the same for Howell. They're all viewed the same in the NFL...back up caliber. IMO that is also what Bryce is, but since he cost a pick swap, a future 1st, second, and DJ Moore, they're going to see it through and there's not a damn thing we can do about it. And by them, I mean Tepper. While I believe he has stepped back overall, the Bryce timeline is still under his final say.

Lance, Howell, draft any dude None of these guys have done anything notable in the NFL...and we have not gotten to the draft where I'd take a flier on Green. This has nothing to do with being a homer, I didn't want Pickett the year we took Corral, and I don't want him now; however, he's the BACKUP so it really doesn't matter.

We also see QB's released / traded etc before that point to. I don't need you to tell me anything, I'm aware it could happen, I'm also aware Bryce hasn't done enough to warrant one at this time. So regardless of history we have to wait and see.

Better question, what young, athletic / mobile QB did you ''think'' they were going to be able to sign for 4M + incentives? As a matter of fact, let's say for 10M...who do you think that QB would be...? I was hoping for Lance based on upside, but it's a toss-up for these back-ups. The HOPE is that they never play anyway. It's not defending, it's just the reality of the market.

I wouldn't go that far, there's no reason to extend him, it's a 1-year deal for Pickett, and with Bryce under contract for 2 more, I don't think we are at that point until we see a 9+ win season.

I'd be willing to bet that we also see one drafted Day 3. It's a backup; we all knew Bryce was going to get S4, and they have the 5th-year option. This is just a younger, more mobile Dalton replacement.

It's 4M, and there are incentives to go to 7.5M; there is a clear difference. The additional 3.5M is not guaranteed. If memory serves, the 4M is also around what Dalton was making.

Sad...but true.

None of that limited or influenced by QB play?