Proudiddy

Came here to say the same thing. I've been viewed as one of his biggest detractors, and rightly so... part of it was because I just didn't see what he did in college translating to the pros and the other half was once he was a pro, it looked exactly how I expected it to look for a guy that isn't going to be an NFL starter. How he played yesterday was not just the most encouraged I've been, but it's the first time I was encouraged at all by his play. And for good reason... he finally took chances - smart ones, and located the throws in spots to give his guys a chance to make a play when the opportunity presented itself. I also think this is a good time to point out to all of the "he's struggling because the receivers suck" folks - how'd those receivers look yesterday? Those separation stats look a lot different after games when the QB actually gives them a chance to make a play and they make them. How Chark looked yesterday is what he's always been capable of looking like. He's a damn good player. He just wasn't given legitimate chances, usually because Bryce wasn't comfortable attempting those throws in tight windows. Same for Tremble and the rest... Bryce has bona-fide weapons, he just wasn't comfortable using them in the way a pro QB has to use then- until yesterday. Props to Bryce and also worth recognizing a good day at the office for Thomas Brown. It looked like everyone was comfortable to some degree for the first time at that offensive side of the ball. Hope they can build off of it. I won't say I'm in on Bryce, but that at least gave me hope yesterday. It's something to build off of.

This. The coping from Bryce Boys is so strong... acting like there isn't a difference between a guy that can launch it 80 yards and a guy who as you watch try to complete a ball 15+ yards downfield is like watching a 5 year old try to get a basketball up to a regulation 10 ft rim.

The fact the Mingo play was even open to end the half because of how NO were playing it is telling. No team really defends the deep ball against us even in situations that dictate they should bc they know Bryce can't complete them.

When "fug those picks" actually works.

Bring Bozeman, Moton, Thielen, Chuba, and the defense back home, and leave everybody else, staff and FO included, in New fuging Orleans.

What a fitting last offensive play... fuging garbage.

Tbh, I'm enjoying Vilma much more than watching Bryce right now. And that's saying something.

*shrug* so was drafting a noodle armed midget #1 overall. I didnt like Wilson's disposition but he is physically talented and throws effortlessly. Would you rather have a guy who struggles to read defenses and make decisions as a passer who can throw effortlessly 60 yards or one that struggles to throw 15+ yards? I think thats an easy decision.

Gonna suck seeing him return to form somewhere else. I had high hopes for him under Evero, but apparently he isn't a big fan.

I wanted no part of Wilson coming out of college. I would take him then and now a million times out of a million over. Bryce. No question.

Hey guys, remember Jeremy Chinn? Whatever happened to that guy? From DROY contender to non-existent JAG.

But those 9 completions had some of those "throws we've been waiting on."

Quick maths... what is Bryce's current completion percentage?

lol not even close AGAIN

Bryce turnover incoming.

They have a delusional belief in Bryce, and also pretty sure they feel obligated to try to make him "work," because of Tepper and the investment. It's part of why this poo is going to take a long time to dig ourselves out of this hole.

It's like the streetsweeper who didn't catch the bubonic plague during the black death.

Earl Boykins, but without the ability to score or pass. (Sorry to Earl, who was a helluva basketball player but needed the frame for comparison)

Not sure couldn't get 1 yard, but proceeded to lose about 15 on the next two. This staff and team is just collectively fuging horrible.

Lol Tuttle doing his former team a solid. Should be cut immediately.

Damn, didn't know Shannon Spake had such a rack on her.

But if it's was ever routine, I could expect him to miss one or two gimme with his confidence low, but my God... that last sequence was back to back to back just horrible.

I dont think it's even chemistry... his placement is just always bad on deep throws. It's either severely underthrown, or to the inside when they're looking outside, or outside when they're looking inside, or just 10 yards over their heads when they beat the defense. I think it's like with a pitcher and location. If a guy doesn't have a strong arm, the harder he tries to throw, the less accurate he is with placement. It's the difference between throwing and "pushing." The deeper the throw, the more it looks like Bryce is pushing. But to be fair, he is not throwing on platform either because of the shitty protection most plays.

Mingo was WIDE OPEN behind the entire defense and he overthrew him by 10 yards.

Bryce cannot throw deep at all. No touch.