mrcompletely11

poo man you tell and thanks for your concern 5-12 2-15 7-10 5-12 5-11 5-11

Please clarify what? I asked you 3 questions and you cannot answer one

and yet you didnt answer one of those questions The "big time throw" stat just seems like something made up from PFF

Is this the entire season? Is this completions? What defines big time throws? I mean it's a pretty arbitrary and meaningless "stat" in the grand scheme of things

a little context would help if you are going to keep posting that

Bryce averaged 208 yards per game with a 61% completion since coming back. How is that top 10?

the evidence is his mechanics

Browns own words. Get fuged “I would like to be able to be there when the team gets ready to play in September.”

Perform above expectations? Lol wut?

They would crush it at Have A Nice Day

Bryce has not played anything close to consistent yet. And his stature will always be a liability for him. See the bouncing in the pocket to see over the line which leads to poor mechanics which lead bad erratic throws. I'm pulling for him but he's playing behind the 8 ball. But if there is a year to be picking top 10 it's 2026. The draft is absolutely loaded with blue chip talent at every position

No. Eff sexual freaks.

I guess you hated the cam era

Dude.........

1000%

Like I said the wording of persons piece was odd. This is good news

I got lucky and my surgery was totally elective as it wasnt that bad yet. But if I had waited it probably would have been like yours with a 3 month recovery. Knee surgery fuging blows and its still not 100% as if I twist it a certain way it def feels like bone on bone or something

My birthday wish is that the huddle changes Ians name like they did with The Golden Calf of Bristol. I do not care to see his fuging name ever again.

Good is semantics. But no I dont think he can ever be an elite qb consistently in the nfl due to his limitations.

brutal and scary injury

he had 191 yards with a 56% completion vs philly at 5.6 ypa 263 60% 7.5 vs kc "very well" I mean............

I am not sure you can watch him and not take away that he is isnt limited in what he do. The bouncy in the pocket, the throws that sail in the air etc are dead giveaways

of all of the 3 major parts of the knee, acl, mcl and meniscus, as I understand it the meniscus is the easiest to come back from. I had mine shaved about 10 years ago and was back to normal in a month. Granted it wasnt torn completely just partially and I was 210lbs. I would have thought by now he would be 100% and working out normally seeing its 8 months out from surgery. Like I said it just seems like its worded a bit odd. Something to probably keep an eye on going into camp. this is saying 3-6 months is the extreme https://www.columbiadoctors.org/health-library/article/meniscus-surgery-recovery-time/

From Persons mailbag section. Is it me or is this worded a bit curiously? Brown seems to be recovering well from his surgery to repair the meniscus he tore in Week 1 against New Orleans. Brown said his rehab started two days after his surgery in September, and it’s intensified the past few months with work on an exercise bike and anti-gravity treadmill. Brown’s goal is to be back for the opener. “I’m doing what the doctors and trainers are allowing me to do at this point. No rush, just trying to get back,” he said. “I would like to be able to be there when the team gets ready to play in September.”

thats never going to happen