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Very good points. I also think you reach an age where your enthusiasm wanes, you quit learning and start relying on experience, and you lose touch with the younger generations of players--it happens. And you are right about Bryce. He is frustrated and he took a ton of heat--I can't imagine where he was mentally, but I have some idea. Bryce is very smart-he needs to beat teams with his mind more than his arm. He could not play chess when everyone around him was a confused pawn. This season, he will use more motion to tip coverages and he will use more pre-snap reads. Than means he should not be breaking the huddle with 12 seconds on the play clock and rushing to get the play off--there are so many things that can impact a QB's play, and there are many signs that he was provided the least possible chance to succeed. In my view, this is his rookie season. Last year was a fire drill. -
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I also find it curious we decided to practice at home instead of up in NY… not sure I would have made that decision. Need a feel for the ice and boards. Maybe we’ll do a very limited morning skate tomorrow. -
It really was crazy. The NFL hype on him was nuts. And I think for our FO, we basically outsmarted ourselves. Some of that has to do with Tepper going against the grain and wanting show how much of a genius he is. Stroud should have been the guy. I thought it might end up being an NFL horror story of sending an undersized kid to get crushed as first overall. I'll give him this though he is tough as nails. This season will give us a better measure of where he's at, I think. I was hoping he'd come back a little bigger muscle wise though.
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