R0CKnR0LLA

Competent QBs can read defenses presnap, see where their best matchups are and already know where they're going with the ball. Then have good footwork with fast fundamentally sound dropbacks. See the field well and decisive with their decisions on where to go with the ball. And an NFL caliber arm, get the ball out quickly and deliver it with velocity. Bryce can do none of these things.

I'd say trade down but my confidence in Dan Morgan to negotiate a good deal is worse than zero.

We really going to pay out a huge contract to a FA RB, after having just spent a 2nd rounder on one... and having one of the worst defenses of all time?

Holy sheet, I just saw that the Panthers also agreed to pay off almost all of DJ salary as well. The Ravens are only on the hook for 625k, Panthers end up paying over $17 million for him to end up playing for someone else. That was one of the few benefits of trading him away and you caved on that too? What. The. Fug.

He took the worst team in the league and somehow managed to make them even worse. "Fixed the OLine" - spending $150 million and netting two solid guards is the basketball equivalent of making a wide open layup. Congrats? I guess? Shipped out a bunch of guys on defense, to bring in "their guys". Many of these moves didn't even save money. Cap space wise most of them were sideways moves, a few even cost more. Result? Massively downgraded the defense, even before you factor in the injuries. Draft looks underwhelming. The most promising player is a damn UDFA lol Negotiating skills are literally the worst I've ever seen - just absolutely laughably bad. Dude's a straight bum. Who could have predicted hiring Fitterer's right hand man wasn't such a good idea?

Watching Morgan outright beg them to add a damn SEVENTH rounder, while the Giants just laughed it off and told him no was the most embarrassing negotiation (if you can even call it that) that I've ever seen.

Anyone that's seen the videos of Morgan negotiating the Burns deal with the Giants staff shouldn't be surprised with this. His negotiating skills are laughably bad.

At this point, looks like we should have just kept Donte Jackson.

There are guys you could sign off other teams practice squads right now that are better than him. If you didn't know who he was or where he was picked, you'd think he was just another random 3rd stringer, thrown in due to injury, that has zero chance to make it in the league.

28 for 35, 12 yards, 0 td 0 int for anyone wondering how you could possibly have 28 completions but only 12 yards, let me just say... Bryce... uhhh... uhhh... uhhh... finds a way

My bad, long week brother. Cheers.

OK dude, I'm too tired right now to explain to you why you're wrong, so just keep believing that if you want.

In no universe is Higgins signing with the Panthers this offseason. It's more likely that he gives up on football altogether and takes up competitive basket weaving than sign here.

woah woah woah, let's be realistic here

Bryce stat line about to be 25 for 32, 8 yards, 0 INT

He has the worst AYA for any player starting 18+ games in modern NFL history. He's a dink and dunker, refusing (or unable) to push the ball down the field. And he also takes a ton of sacks. Bad combination.

So a new scout coming in starts off at 20k? that's some McDonalds wages lol

Seen a 4th reported 3 separate times over the last several weeks. Who knows if it's true or not though. Could just be teams or agents creating smoke, or reporters just throwing out BS to fill content.

Highest offer I've seen reported is a 4th rounder. So teams are interested if we're giving him away for free, but they're not really aggressively going after him.

XL looks promising and I think he'll end up being a decent pick, but still think Ladd would have been better. Dude is legit.

NFC South teams losing is always good for us. Higher draft pick with the SOS tie breaker and what not

Nice to see the Ravens come away with a TD, because that holding call was atrocious