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Prime is a scam artist

is by answering the question: Does Bryce young look like he's going to be a franchise QB for next 10-15 years? If that is true by end of year, then we likely have been able to : - protect BY with a solid OL play - have good weapons around to spread the ball around - have a solid running game to keep defenses off balance - are able to move the ball and score more than 20 pts per game consistently - BY is able to be a playmaker and make others better Even if it doesn't translate to a lot of wins because we still have so many holes or thin spots on the roster, I'll be happy and excited for next year. On the other hands, If BY does not look like HIM, has another bad year or looks like he will be nothing more than a game manager, then it's a failure even if we win 8-9 games because it means we'll be back in QB purgatory for years to come. Nothing else really matters, does it?

We better get Coker back.

When will we know about Coker? I would have rather released ISM

I guess you would consider that a very polarizing QB - you either love him or hate him.

1) Josh Allen 2) Jalen Hurts T2) Tua Tagovailoa 3) Justin Herbert 4) Trevor Lawrence 5) Deshaun Watson 6) Kyler Murray T6) Brock Purdy https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41001234/nfl-patrick-mahomes-lamar-jackson-caleb-williams-quarterbacks-ranking

Why did he change it?

Is it possible his arm will get back to 2021 level two years removed from injury?

How do you know he didn't see him? The DB had a good angle underneath, would have had a more difficult pass for the TD and took the easier chunk completion to Thielen. I don't see an issue.

So is this going to be a thing? Does Idzik get to call the plays at some point this season?

Does he say who gets stashed on PS?

He was undrafted for a reason, maybe he will be a solid backup one day

100% even the body language and mannerisms on the sideline reminds me of Pete

Of course not, but you still didn’t define how many yards and TDs. ex. 3,800 yds, 25TDs, 7.5+ yds per completion, etc

Already hedgin eh? Can you at least define what acceptable improvement would look like in terms other than arm strength?

Agree on both points. Would be nice to have some surprise depth at OL - especially at the center position.

He's not going anywhere, we can keep 4 TE's, especially in this offense.

He is a player that needs a learning curve. He needed it at South Carolina and he needs it here. But once it clicks for him, his ceiling is really high.

Bryce and the offense looked much improved. They look like an actual NFL team today. Yes it’s against backups but it was evident they were going to move the ball. Only thing I didn’t like was Bryce taking a hit on that one scramble. He should’ve thrown that deep but I would like to see the replay. I am also super excited about the use of tight ends in the passing game. JT Sanders will be a beast Not worried about the defense, our secondary was practically missing

He was literally resetting his feet going through progressions. That’s what you want to see

Hard for me not to consider a 3-4 variation on Defense Kevin Greene and Sam Mills would have to make the list

Can't be worse than Zavala, can he?

I'm good with this

I'm pretty sure SF uses him just as much, he had second most carries in his career last year (272), second only to the 2019 season with Carolina when he had 287.

almost everyone wanted CMC gone due to injuries and now that he is playing like a hall of famer they’re pissed. Horn will be special his injury days are behind him