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If the coach told CJ to do a QB sneak, he'd probably start walking real quietly trying to sneak so the defense doesn't see him

It would probably take longer to transition to a 1-read college style offense that CJ would wrap his head around, and i think NFL defensive coordinators would probably figure out what we're doing faster

His Alabama o-line has the same exact average height as his new Panthers o-line will. All in the range of 6'4'' to 6'6''

Even after I decided I'd be okay with Young, I still wasn't totally sold on him, mainly because all the highlights I'd seen were of him scrambling and that didn't really impress me because a lot of that would have been sacks in the NFL. It wasn't until I started watching long form videos like that QB School guy who actually breaks down his regular non-scrambling throws that I started actually getting excited for Bryce. He's going to be a fantastic player.

Bryce can just make the passes normally instead of having to rely on his WRs for miracle plays

it's literally because some dude lied on twitter lmao

This has to be one of the most well executed smokescreens of all time. They convinced everyone, even the Texans, that they wanted Stroud, which made the Texans comfortable staying put. Then they take Young. Beautiful.

I've seen Mingo mocked at the end of round 1 a couple times, no way he'll be there in round 4.

The model's comparisons from last year: Sam Howell: Drew Brees Matt Corral: Jake Plummer Malik Willis: Jalen Hurts

I just picked the funniest sounding name in their conference

because Stroud never scans the field and just throws the ball to his first read, because they're open all the time due to playing against the Golden Gophers.

can you explain why Bryce Young's earlobes don't attach anymore and do you realize how serious the implications are

Bryce is going to feel so confident throwing balls to Thielen instead of Traeshon Holden or whoever the fug. having a veteran like him actually getting open will be outstanding for his development.

He's an incredible thrower of the football, which is why i supported drafting him for 90% of the process. One of the most well thrown and pretty footballs I've ever seen. I just couldn't help but start noticing once all of "he's a dummy" stuff started that most of the throws i was impressed by were to the guy he was staring down from the snap, and he never had to actually scan the field on these. Anyway how does this infographic compare with Young?

Going by that highlight video, the "throw he can't make" would be to his 3rd read. stares down his 1st read receiver from the snap on almost every one of these throws.

i maintain that i think we should sign Cam just for QB sneaks and gadget plays. lining Bryce Young up for a QB sneak to push the pile is some funny stuff.

there's little they can do, because it wouldn't exactly help if they say "No actually my client got a 50."

"I grew up watching Cam." i'm going to go cry now

stop sealioning over a well executed cop joke

as someone who accepts Young 100% as the pick, all watching this game just now did was make me question it lol. he absolutely sucks for 90% of this. Granted Thielen will catch most of these dropped passes, the rest of it is just throws to the flat and panic throws to the turf. also a couple easy pick-6s for an NFL defense.

idk call me crazy but i wouldn't miss a question, just couldn't be me, i wouldn't settle for that

Receiving word that the front office has made their decision based upon which pinned QB thread had the most posts

Tua weighs more than Matt Corral so if being small causes concussions then we're fuged either way

Corral won't play a snap for the Panthers outside of the preseason unless there's a catastrophe and the 2 QBs on the roster ahead of him are injured.

do you think the Heisman voters read the numbers