Eazy-E

They Just did back in April.

Wasn’t DJ Fluker attempting to make a comeback this offseason? Feel like I remember him being at the Alabama pro day.

Hahaha true. I mean does he not realize the team he used to play for fuging booed Santa Claus.

Jesus, imagine if he had played in Philly when they sucked.

I noticed RAS score being mentioned a bunch this past draft and it seems like Fitt and co referenced it when talking about a couple of our own draft picks. It’s not a new scoring system but I don’t think I had ever even heard of it 5+ years ago.

You almost always hear the debate that rookie QBs should sit and learn the NFL game because it is incredibly hard to succeed on physical talent alone. Bryce Young was highly touted because of his mental acumen while a guy like Anthony Richardson skyrocketed up draft boards due to his insane physical traits for a QB. We were all told and sold on the idea that Bryce was leaps and bounds ahead of most rookie QBs in the mental side of the game and one of the smartest QBs to ever come out in the draft. It’s the reason we were told we traded up for him because he would be a plug and play starter who would only get better the more he plays. Unfortunately his physical talent has not translated well to the NFL. It’s all fine and dandy if you can process multiple scenarios and outcomes in your head in seconds but what good does that do you if you can’t physically execute half of it. It’s the reason NFL teams will usually take huge risks on insanely physical freaks and usually not on physically limited, highly intelligent players. You can teach a player the game but you can’t teach size, speed, and strength. Cam Newton was a physical freak who also dominated college football and was still not a unanimous number one overall pick because people were worried he would not be able to process and learn an NFL offense. That’s why a guy like Blaine Gabbert was in the conversation to go number one overall. That’s all ancient history at this point and we all saw how that turned out. Rarely do you have a prospect like an Andrew Luck or Trevor Lawrence that has the combination of both mental and physical talent that most agree are can’t miss, once in a generation type players. Is the NFL shifting to physical talent being more important than the mental side of things, especially for QBs?

Offense is limited due to Bryce’s physical shortcomings imo.

Wasn’t even going to go there since he was already asking for time stamps

If that ball wasn’t under thrown it was an easy TD.

I haven’t seen the All 22 for this game but I’d be willing to bet there were more than 2 plays where a player is running a deep route.

I can but I was making a comment based on the majority of this thread talking about his inability to connect on deep balls and you brought up completions of 10 or more yards. 10+ yard throws are not considered deep passes but 15/20+ yard throws are and he only attempted 2 of those out of 32 total passes. Can you not see how that’s an issue?

And what was it on 15/20+ yards?

What does that have to do with being able to complete passes down field? Is Bryce’s arm going to get stronger and more accurate the more games he plays?

Andy Dalton was able to do it on the road in the rain.

Yeah probably shouldn’t throw around stats when you don’t know the difference between yards per attempt and yards per completion. First thing I noticed when I read the OP.

No threat of passing down field so they just stack the box. They’re just begging Bryce to beat them.

Lmao let’s hear the excuses

Every time you here him say kill kill kill he’s changing the play. It’s happened a lot so far.

Yes he is. He’s checked out of almost every 3rd down play so far.

Bryce could have just as easily called a timeout there as Frank.

What a poo show

We’d have 21 on the board with Dalton at QB.

Why is Frank not in that officials face right now? If there was ever a time to call roughing that was textbook.

Sam Franklin redemption arch hahahahahaha

Dalton managed 360 yards behind our patch work O line with practically no run game, on the road, in the rain, with this WR group. A stud WR isn’t going to all of a sudden turn Bryce into an elite NFL QB. Fitt and co hedged their jobs on the trade up to draft Bryce and it’s backfired miserably so far and now they’re scrambling in panic mode.