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For a 3rd year QB? That flies with the Teppers and makes the HC and GM look like fools. Their fear is evident. Their careers are tied to making it work, it's ehy they signed on here and they are professionals who knows what kind of a situation they could potentially have on their hands if they are not calculating about popping up Bryce. I call BS to that sir. It's why every QB after Bryce couldn't make any other rosters past a PS spot...at best -
Not just Dalton. But the only real young arm they would let be seen the past 2 years was a really a bad Jack Plummer. Who was super weak even for that tier Can’t convince me how weak they made the atmosphere around Young hasn’t been intentional. -
By JawnyBlaze · Posted
Things of note: mentions he has six drops. Six. For all the people that don’t know what a drop is, he has six. That’s a long distance from the league leader at ten. (To be fair, pro football reference has him at seven, still not bad. Plenty of others is that same range. His drop % is 6.3, which is low.) Catchable ball success ratio: 83% which is great. Catchable being the key word. Mentions his contested catch rate is low at 5/18 but that’ll get better I think when he can rely on muscle memory for routes, catches, etc and the game slows down for him
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