45catfan

Becoming predictable my man figuring you would pick the Dallas game last week, so I had this teed up for you. Pass defenses: Texans: 25th, Bears, 26th and Bucs 31st. Nothing special is faaaaaarrrrr better than what we are seeing with wee-little-man.

All plays could be a TD if everything goes to plan. I still would love to know the original play design.

So Bryce has faced all the best defenses? The Titans pass defense is on par with the Seahawks and crowd noise wasn't an issue AT ALL today.

Just saying. This *scheme* nearly produced a 400 yard passer in one of the toughest stadiums to play in the NFL.

Slants are wonderful pressure beaters. If it's a jailhouse break you don't even have to really worry about getting past the sticks because the void immediately behind the DL. Probably have at most one man to beat.

I wonder if a reporter will have the balls to ask Frank what Bryce was signaling and if in fact he did change the play. if so what was the designed call for the intended play?

Bryce was signaling something at the line. I'm not sure if it was a hot route, protection or play change, but he changed something.

Yup, this team is making you look bad Tepper. Actually, doing that all by yourself.

Special? No. He didn't have to because all he needed to do was to be a game manager. The only way to lose to the Panthers is beat yourself. The ultimate sign of disrespect--mockery actually, was when the Titans had zero reservations about going for it on 4th down in the first quarter deep in their own territory. Basically saying, 'if we don't get it, it's not like you can score a touchdown.' NFL coaches have zero respect for this Bryce Young led offense.

Tepper is about $$$$$. He thought without a franchise QB, this team wouldn't be marketable. Oh, the irony, lol!!!!!!

Over Dave and Nicole's cold dead bodies.

Without knowing the sign for a play change it's hard to say, but if he did, I would bench his arse. He definitely was signaling something, however.

Nope to Burns.

We do, but not the players to operate it...well, effectively.

I'd pay him over #0.

He could quiet some of his critics...at least for today.

Two good throws on that drive, but even then he bounces around like a jumping bean. He never really sets or steps up in the pocket. Some of his sacks/hits could be avoided if he would step up to evade the edge pressure. Obviously that's not always an option, but even when it is, he chooses to stay back in his drop.

That was his knock, accuracy. All the physical traits were there.

Unless a QB has an injury, specifically an arm injury, it's a HUGE red flag for a QB not to throw during the lead up to the draft.

Yeah, I've tried being patient with him, but with these last couple of games, my patience has reached a breaking point. *snap*

Chuba was.

Threw it away with Chuba standing 5 yards in front of him.

All the time in the FREAKING WORLD and still skip passed to the WR. The excuses are for little man are really start to become thread bare.

Ok, stated differently, even WITH time Bryce's footwork is horrible because it's fundamentally flawed. With time or no time, it doesn't matter. It's not like his footwork is sloppy only on bad play.

Time aside, Bryce's footwork is abysmal.