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what do you mean IF Bryce fails

Lmao after legette couldn’t pull it that pass, it was 3rd and 4. Bryce went incomplete, delay of game, incomplete.

He was trash against the eagles. Last second opportunities are secondary to that. That game was all about the defense and chubba. prior to the final drive Bryce was a whopping 14/23 for 135 yards, a pick, and a big two yard touchdown pass. That is who he is. maybe we don’t need XL to lay out for a catch if he’s done anything the other parts of the game. also Bryce had two penalties on that last drive lmao I forgot.

Lmao the eagles game where only one pass was thrown. If one throw is worth a whole career then he also threw this one in the same game. https://twitter.com/mysportsupdate/status/1865822057725821072?s=46 taken in totality his career is much closer to the legette hospital ball than the one I completion Bryce defenders can’t let go.

End of second season I made a thread about him. He really started coming around second half of his second year also you have to have the inpatient sleep study to properly titrate your cpap anyway.

You know that guy who didn’t complete a third down pass for nearly three quarters against the eagles? if he gets back to that level of play you can’t let him walk.

Bryce in the second half of last season was one of the least productive qbs in the league, and even his four game “hot stretch” to end the season included included hideous performances against Tampa and Dallas.

This is called sunk cost fallacy and you’re doing it twice in two sentences.

This is why you don’t do this. Not extending him or the “wait and see” approach sends all the wrong messages to basically everyone, especially in Bryce’s case because of the resources used to acquire him. You’re telling the fanbase that “ehhh who knows let’s just see how it plays out” which makes no one happy. You basically HAVE to bring in competition, because if you don’t then why didn’t you extend him or pick up the option? You’re telling Bryce you’re not really sure he’s the answer and making him compete as above, something he’s not really had to do. You’re also exposing him to another year on a rookie contract where he could sustain a career ending injury which will not endear him with the front office. Plus Bryce had already shown he’ll stir poo when he’s benched; god knows the whispers Russini will hear if they actually make him earn a spot in training camp. the players know better than the fans what Bryce is capable of. You’re sending them a message of indecisiveness. and then not that you have to worry about this with Bryce but if he goes off in year four, he’s got you by the short hairs in negotiations. Like you wouldn’t have let Joe burrow hit free agency after his fourth year to give an extreme example. you can’t just let him hang around like this. And the fifth year is just a negotiating tactic for the owners anyway. at the end of this season, Bryce is either extended or cut/traded, and no one in their right mind thinks he’s done enough for the former, or will by years end.

But what if you only look at the fourth quarter of the last game? #turningcorners

May 1st, 2026. basically after this season. and if you don’t pick it up you unofficially have to cut him or trade him.

This is also not true. Brees deep ball even after his shoulder injury was still better than Bryce’s today. Brees weighed in at the combine at 213, and he didn’t need a month of the Panda Express diet to get there. He also threw at the combine which is something Bryce couldn’t do because of how fat he was. There are a lot of whispers that Bryce played closer to 165 at Alabama, and I can’t imagine he’s heavier than 185 now. Those are not the same physical weaknesses, no matter how many times you say it.

Et tu, fake stats?

Reminder that brown was supposed to be Herbie.

lmao

the records will show i was the first person on the board to realize "oh poo this guy is actually really good." remember next time you want to argue with me about someone

maybe bryce will open a string of jimmy john's that don't offer delivery

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Okay so it’s changed since he missed a game. 94 yards in four games is integral in THIS offense. Thats why no good receiver would choose to come here.

Even though he’s got three inches on Bryce he’s the closest good qb to him height wise (not frame, Bryce is closer to Pat White overall) so Bryce dead Enders just type out whatever and expect people to not remember what they saw with their own two eyes.

I’m just using him as an example of someone we were reportedly interested in. Also he wasn’t a free agent.

The second leading receiver for the panthers is literally a running back. Like right now in 2025.

Dude you’re talking about the nfl 25 years ago. Brees first full season was 2001. DBs could press for ten yards, defenders could hit qbs, they could land on them, they were allowed to still pursue them if they fell during their rush etc. This little dink and dunk, handoff to WR offense Bryce is in could not exist back then. You’re comparing stats in an era where Bryce literally could not survive. You see how fast Bryce falls apart mentally now? what happens to Bryce the first time Tony siragusa pancakes him two seconds after he throws a check down?

Bryce’s wtf plays are some of the worst things you’ll see on a Sunday. his “wow” plays are like a 20 yard out route against a safety that blew his assignment. the tyranny of low expectations is so damn real

if there was a wide receiver and there was mutual interest then they could make it happen contractually. I just don’t think any WR worth a damn is gonna come play in offense where there 15 receptions a game and maybe two catchable downfield balls. Like can you actually imagine a scenario where DK metcalf would come play with Bryce? And about the fumbles, if we spent more on wide receivers they’d be able to recover more of those.