Jackie Lee

This. Even good QB's on good teams gotta make the play when the play presents itself, you only get so many of them per game even if your team is loaded with talent.

If anything it's pretty obvious what they need to work on, last offseason they just went straight in with blind faith and that backfired immediately. I can't imagine how many qb's that didn't make it in the league could have stuck around for a few more years with this long of a leash and investment in the pieces around them just to see if they can game manage at an acceptable level

Yeah seeing the hesitation on some of these plays is rough. It's mental but it's also a side product of the footwork which affects his velocity. It's all kind of a mess

Didn't watch yet but haven't had many thorough game break downs that weren't the QB school Thielen basher weirdo. I imagine this guy doesn't totally know what to look for in footwork etc but may be interesting to see some different angles

32. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers Young was really set up to fail last season. The revolving door at playcaller, the coaching staff getting replaced, and his No. 1 target being prehistoric Adam Thielen were all pretty big obstacles for a rookie to overcome. Now, he has Diontae Johnson and Jeffrey Boomhauer- whoops, I meant Xavier Legette- to throw the ball to. Plus, Dave Canales as the singular guiding hand for Young at head coach will benefit him. He’s low on the list, but I’m hopeful he’ll make a nice leap forward. https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/lists/nfl-top-quarterbacks-patrick-mahomes-josh-allen-justin-herbert-lamar-jackson/

Some Seahawks blog killing him in the top 50 lol. 46. Bryce Young - Panthers https://seahawkswire.usatoday.com/gallery/nfl-quarterback-rankings-after-2024-nfl-draft-top-50/

31 Bryce Young-CAROLINA PANTHERS QB It'll be hard for Young, last year's No. 1 pick, not to take a step forward after an often-hapless debut. New coach Dave Canales should help, along with a refreshed receiving corps.

We could technically still go down 1 on that list lol.

So he shouldn't try to do too much, yet he's going to mold the qb, install a new offense, and call the plays on offense on top of being a first time head coach? Sounds like too much

Uh who? Fire clifford, get Boston coach, fire Boston coach, Rehire Cliff, refire Cliff, hire another Boston coach

Your boy is at 31 in the new CBS QB rankings. Behind everyone but Daniel Jones lol https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2024-nfl-qb-power-rankings-brock-purdy-jordan-love-crack-top-10-in-first-post-draft-pecking-order/ 31 Bryce YoungCAROLINA PANTHERS QB It'll be hard for Young, last year's No. 1 pick, not to take a step forward after an often-hapless debut. New coach Dave Canales should help, along with a refreshed receiving corps.

That's kind of the worst part about not sitting him the last few games of the year. Really would have been helpful seeing a guy that actually was a decent starter in the NFL run the offense just to see how much of it was the entire offense vs BY just sucking. Defenses play different QB's differently but seems like some people don't see that type of trickle down effect

We've had 2 really bad back to back preseasons where the coaches didn't take it seriously, coddled the starting qb, and claimed to not be giving away any of their magic playbooks lol. We at least need to beat dudes one on one in basic reps, at the very least not have our starters get outplayed by other teams 2nd string guys again.

Patriots, Giants, Falcons turning over every stone to set up a QB room, we won't even give Bryce legit competition. How do you go through training camp and know what you actually have if you don't?

He might be an OPI machine in the league

4 seconds in the air and 33 year old Thielen, someone else is catching that ball in a real game lol

Agree, worst case scenario he looks like Teddy B which would be good enough for Tepper to keep him around for 8 years