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Canales is very far down the list of reasons we lost this game. Players let him down today for the most part. 

1 minute ago, uncfan888 said:

He abandons the run a lot. This week isn't the first time

I agree but he had good reason to abandon it today. Wasn’t effective much at all and BY was cooking a bit today. 

5 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Canales situation playcalling has been bad all season and it was bad again today and it is one of the reasons we lost.

Saying Canales play calling has been bad all season is laughable. Especially compared to what we’ve had to watch in the past. 

5 minutes ago, Zaximus said:

No he was a wuss.  Going for field goals instead of touchdowns and also abandoning the run.  It wasn't his best game let's be honest.  When your kicker has missed two field goals you go for it. 

I agree he should’ve gone for it but he abandoned the run for good reason. I’ll die on that hill just for today. I know he’s done that in the past but Tampa negated our run game in a big way today. 

3 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

No he didn't cook. He abandoned the run, again. 

He abandoned the run because he should’ve. Tampa played well in the trenches today and stifled our strength. 

Just now, Jon Snow said:

That loss is on Canales. 

Chuba and Eddie. Canales cooked. 

Just now, RJK said:

I’m not defending chubba but maybe if he touches the ball regularly like he should with all the money being spent on him and oline, he’s in a groove and doesn’t fumble. 

Man just hold on to the ball with two hands in that situation no matter what. He knows better. 

Chuba and Eddie can hold that L for us. Good game tho and helps draft position 

Easily JTO's most positive film review of Bryce. The anticipation shout outs, shouting out the play calling and design from Canales, the ball placement, the way he suddenly is able to stand tall and climb the pocket where necessary. There's something worth keeping here at QB all the sudden. Shocking turnaround.

1 hour ago, Buckets said:

Hopkins reminded me the old NBA vet schooling a young player 

You reach, I teach 

This is exactly what I thought of as well. Jaycee had a tough day against a borderline HoF receiver it's alright.

I need Sheena to start tweeting that after practice there are now 2 people hitting the JUGS machine. Chuba and XL.

That’s called passing the eye test right against a good defense

Just now, Zaximus said:

XL just not dependable.  Bad hands.  Hope he can fix this. 

He will not stop jumping unnecessarily and it kills him constantly 

Dude. BY can’t place that any better for you XL!!!!!!

No idea why BY doesn’t throw the ball to Moore(?) there rolling right. It couldn’t be more obvious 

He fractured his neck, calling it now 

Lol Bryce is dealing today good for him. 

RUN. THE. FOOTBALL. 

Thank god. Run plays until touchdown or turnover on downs here 

Oh my god. How the f do you not call a run play there Canales 

17 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

9 points

It’s a good defense. Get over yourself 

Well Bryce finally has more than 100 yards at halftime. 177 has to easily be his career high for him at halftime good for the little dude. 

Can he get to 100+ yards passing by halftime? It seems impossible for him. He shows off in garbage time when the opposing defense lets up. I agree with everyone else about the eye test, he routinely fails that. The best eye test thing I saw from the Giants game was he actually stood tall in the pocket some, even stepping up in the clean pocket to make the pass. Keep doing that and throwing with anticipation and maybe it'll work out some for him. But I just don't have much hope for him long-term.