DeAngelo Beason

The Saints defense was not special at all yesterday. Bryce was simply inept.

Disaster.

Yeah he's pretty atrocious

I really wish I had a personality that allowed this level of optimism.

Reich's biggest issue isn't play calling. It's taking Bryce Young... assuming he was part of the decision.

Drafting Bryce was obviously a terrible decision. Absolute disaster.

The problem is that the few items everyone was worried about with him appear to dramatically outweigh any good, and his supposed strengths, like accuracy, are apparently not strengths. He is horribly inaccurate. His arm is a noodle. Decision making is atrocious.

I've already said Bryce was playing about as bad as some of our worst rookies ever. I was right. He's exactly who I thought he was.

Correct. Completely outclassed and overwhelmed at the pro level.

I say again, Bryce is trash. Period.

Bryce ain't it.

If 15 people throw 5 ints in one game, and 1 throws 4 ints in one game, and you've been watching football for 30 years, the 4 int game is going to go down as one of the worst you've seen. Just because it's a miniscule amount better than 15 people who barely managed to rank a tiny bit worse doesn't mean it wasn't a sh*t performance.

You posted a bunch of terrible rookie performances, and he had a performance that was nearly identical to several of them, and a passer rating that was right there in the shitter with the rest of them.

I really can't figure out why people don't like Fitt. I just think it's a huddle go-to to despise the GM. I still recall "Gettlemagic" and "Hurney 2.0" being heroes of this forum for their signings and work with the cap, then despised only a few months later when some player sh*t the bed or got hurt.

I don't care how much of a homer it makes me sound like when I say that Steve Smith with Peyton Manning would have had multiple 2000 yard seasons and would own every receiving yardage record imaginable.

Defenses are built to rush the passer up front, and prevent the long bomb deep. They know the rules are skewed in favor of offenses, so the only hope defenses have against elite offenses is to try to force more challenging situations in the red zone. That means they're effectively allowing short yardage passing. Combine that with the speed most defenses have up front and you are left with offenses basically taking what the defense will give them.

Thank you for typing out a bunch of numbers that effectively prove my point that it ranks among those other terrible performances.... (48.8 passer rating)

Yes, it is.

I think we're in serious denial about receivers not getting open. Sorry, but there were some terrible overthrows to receivers who were open and had outrun the DB on them. I'll give Bryce the benefit of the doubt and say he and the receivers need to work on timing. There were also some routes where the receiver thought the play was busted so quit running full speed, but had they continued Bryce likely would have hit them in stride. I don't think speed is an issue for the receiving corps. Execution as an offensive unit is the problem.

This dude just frustrates me.

Wellp, he played like ass. Looked like ass. Looked like one of the worst rookie performances we've ever had. Sorry, but that's reality.

Arm strength was good enough to overthrow receivers multiple times

I didn't read your follow-up post. Generally speaking, the smart thing to do would be to put all of your points into one post, rather than back-to-back posts. You did a fine job of leaving out the tiny little 99 YARD detail in regard to said non-touchdown.

I mean... he looked like Jimmy Clausen out there dude... But like I said, I, along with every one of you, pray that I'm wrong. I genuinely do. I'd love to be wrong.

Sure did look to me like he missed a wide open 99 yard touchdown to Mingo who had at least a step.