mav1234

I do not consider 2 TFL, 3 hurries and 1.5 sacks in 4 games to be top edge stats. Clearly you do, so, just a difference of opinions. I guess his 1 full sack may have come in whatever game of theirs I didn't see lol. He was outside the top 10 in pressures and sacks. Honestly last year was quite like his time with the Panthers, but with more tackles (one more game than with us though). Not saying he hasn't always been good, but I'm not sure I agree he was great last year. Just a difference of opinion though. Last year seemed like a typical Burns year - good player, gets some pressure, has trouble finishing this year is different.

This is exactly my take. I've never seen someone so almost incredibly impressive. He had so many narrow misses. Maybe he's put it all together... I just wasn't sure he deserved that contract at first.

He's been great this year... I was talking about last year.

The only games I watched he did very, very little. I think in 3 or 4 NFC East games I saw he had 1 sack and a handful of pressures for what felt like a fortune. I'm pretty sure he ran right by a QB like he used to do for us, heh. I didn't just look at sacks, I watched games. I forgot he was even on the Giants at one point until someone here said something in a game day thread, lmao

I mean especially talking offense...

I mean, last year he didn't really look great. I am skeptical he'll keep this up but good for him if he does

For once, it doesn't feel like we are needing to wait for our rookies to develop to tell if they have something. Feels very impactful

2020 was easily better. 50 less yards in 2 fewer games with 10 more TDs. Personally I also think 2016 was a better year because of usage Whether career or whatever though 2023 was a great year for him.

At least this draft is promising early, as opposed to recent drafts, heh. Not needing to wait for early drafted players to develop and make an impact... What a weird feeling.

If we land starters consistently from two of our first three picks and a sprinkle of starters and backups from the rest, it's a pretty solid draft, imo, allowing for a couple misses without crippling is. More than that and it starts to approach excellent territory. 2025 is already looking great on those counts

They definitely had good reason to wonder and even be upset. It's good the team corrected it. The reality is any large org (especially one that, ahem, may not be run with fans in mind) will occasionally make really questionable mistakes over stupid interpretations / implementations of rules and as long as it gets corrected it can hopefully be something that fades into the past.

T-Mac is already a very good receiver in this league and we've all seen how open he's been and how often deep balls miss him... We also did bring in a second very good back (and arguably one better out of the backfield as a pass catcher, tho Hubbard has improved a lot in that area) as a weapon as well. And fwiw, that back just went for more than 200 yards, which may not be an aerial benefit to Bryce but helps him as the leader of the offense.

Feels like it has to be Alabama fans or something. Though even some of his supporters also are acknowledging he doesn't look like he'll ever be a high level starter and seem to just be arguing about how he is playing now and if his ceiling is backup quality or higher

What evidence do you have that Bryce had one of the best deep balls in college? Just curious because outside of highlights it seemed he wasn't very good there. His strength seemed more escaping the pocket and playing outside structure of the offense, rather than a deep ball. His arm was always considered sort of meh - good enough but not great.

Edit: whoah, somehow I just double posted an hour apart

I get the frustration but the reality is that it's very hard to evaluate guys this year beyond TMac because of the position that is supposed to get them the ball.

Dalton looked better in limited action... So...

It's not like he just had a 23/27 game with 4 TDs or something. He's been mediocre at best. He did just enough this game to not lose and ride a crazy rushing performance.

I think the thing is it's fine to win games where your QB doesn't need to perform particularly well. The issue is that his best games this year have been those games. And we gotta decide what to do with him after this year... Which, I think we know.

My issue too. Even his better games, outside of basically Atlanta end of last year, at highly inconsistent within the game...

20th ranked passing D, 30th ranked rushing D... Both pretty bad We're 10th and 23rd ranked for context, given how much people poo on our passing D lol.

Bryce had a mediocre game overall but showed resilience in the end. Unfortunately you need more than resilience to win consistently in the NFL and he just doesn't have that. Put D gave up 10 points outside of turnovers...

I'd agree he showed resilience and leadership but this isn't really a game to celebrate from your third year starter as evidence of anything other than not losing to a bad team.

Bryce Young on the final drive... https://x.com/BricksCenter/status/1974905504137887810?t=DwSA7gvk6DHxSEVxntzIMg&s=19

Good lord dude... Bryce didn't lose us the game in the end after spotting the Dolphins some points ... He didn't win us that game ...