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This is not summer developmental camp, Canales. The better question to ask him is this: How long should the fans support a team where there is no growth and the starting qb cant throw for 100 yards in a game? or Are you committed to developing Bryce at the cost of the season ticket holder when he is not the best QB on the roster? Point: He and the ownership have an obligation to put the best team on the field--the team that gives us the best chance to win. If you do not do that, then you are betraying your brand and your commitment to the fans--especially when they have not been successful since 2018. That is slapping fans in the face because you made a dumbass pick and do not want to move on.

Tepper saw fans in his stadium not attending, booing, leaving early, wearing paper bags over their heads (where do you find those these days?), and he felt the hopelessness of knowing the game was over early in the second quarter. His ego is more injured by that than admitted he was wrong about Bryce. I think we may have seen the last of Bryce. In two games our opponents have outscored us by an average of 30 points per game. Our QB, playing from behind, averages 123 yards per game--he throw for under 100 yards today. He has 3 interceptions and no TDs. No pulse.

That is what you do with him. He needs technique and psychological toughness development-so put him on the IR and tell him that the Panthers are drafting a QB in 2025 to compete with him. He has 1 year to get sound, stronger, and mentally tough. He needs to watch and learn. If he is not 100% better by August, 2025, cut him. He has not had to compete--it is time he did. I want to cut him now and be done with it, but it does not hurt us in any way to put him on IR and give him a last shot

and he is experienced and mentally tough--imagine a Manning signing on the team you QB and you hold the position. I would rate him #1, Ward #2--I am not sure yet about Beck or sanders. I also like Dart.

tippie toes throws--something he did at Bama and our experts did not catch it. That sucks--when Stroud was sitting right there.

I see about 8 college QBs that could help a team in the NFL--who knows which will be the best--I have seen flashes from all of them, and I have concerns about all of them. I say we release Bryce and lets have different problems.

She is literally bigger than the Beatles and Rolling Stones combined. Now, it should not bother you who is dating her or that she gets attention by the media. Do you think the NFL would NOT show John and Ringo at a Rams game? Mick Jagger and Keith watching a Dolphins Pats game? That is free publicity and marketing and yes, it expands the audience. Is it "rigged?" No, but they would be foolish not to show the biggest music star in the world at an NFL event. I am not a Swiftie, but my wife is and she actually watched a game with me recently. She never watches the NFL. It doesn't bother me at all. Why should it?

don't worry, guys. I am on a draft simulator and I have 21 picks in the 2025 draft, including obtaining 3 first round picks for 2026. I drafted the top 3 QBs in college football too, and traded with KC to give them our second round pick in 2025 for Mahommes and a first in 2026. Whew. I was worried for a bit.

Psst. Bryce, that is a podium, not a pulpit. That is purified water in your bottle, not holy water. Those are reporters, not your congregation. This is your playbook, not the Holy Bible. Hope that helps.

In other words, I am but a humble servant of the Lord, so please be gentle. I really like the person, I just think this is too big for him. I appreciate the effort, but the effort ain't good enough.,

We need a qb not an alter boy. Put Cam behind that podium and imagine the difference.

I think the human condition is pretty predictable--it is the variables that change.

I would not be against drafting 2 QBs next year.

i used to say this during my seminars for teachers during which I was demonstrating how competition is only fair if everything is equitable and it has an ugly underbelly. I said, "Some kids enter your classroom expecting to feel smart and appreciated. Those are your high flyers. Others enter your classroom knowing it as a place where they feel dumb and unappreciated. Those are your discipline problems, sooner or later. They expect to fail. And it is not only your class, it is the class before your class and the class after it. And they did the same thing yesterday and they will do the same thing tomorrow. At some point they have quit or will quit. When that happens, it is too late. We lost them." Point?: Bryce has the look of the kid we lost.

1. Can you imagine how frustrating it is to run a route against an NFL DB and get open, only to see the QB unable to get it to you? 2. As a coach and teammate, Can you imagine watching film with him? 3. Can you imagine blocking for him? We need to know what we really have with our new guards, Legette, Sanders, Brooks, Ickey (hard to block for a QB like Bryce). Now, I think, "We have so many holes..." Maybe we have only 1.

Bryce (I think) just went over 55 yards on the day.

That pass to Thielen was to shut AT up.

they will start playing soft and Bryce will pad his stats--looking for that Prescott second contract.

I am happy with our defensive CBs on the outside. Jackson is good and Horn was in good position on their first TD. Our LBs are making contact, but they are catching and getting dragged 3 yards after contact. Our DL needs Brown. Clowney is not scaring anyone. Hill has sucked. S? Hard to tell. We need ILBs and a few stud OLB/Edge players.

Their OL is holding on every play--refs are not going to call it, it seems.

Benching the QB now would be humiliating, but they might. If they make a move, it will be Tuesday

I was about to say, "They must have 200 yards rushing---" they do

Carr looks like Brees.

I think, when and if we get the ball back, we are going to trick them. We will go into victory formation, mark my words.

Yes--two dives with Sanders is a good way to say, "We need 3 scores"