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This season might really tell some truth. Last season, and the craziest sounding part: Reich wanted to wait and fix Young in the offseason.= I say Reich knew Young was bigly flawed but thought he had the processor and maybe it could make up for things somewhat. But nothing had really worked by, say, early August, and now you see the panic coming. I bet they tried everything they knew to try and none of it had helped. I now believe at that point the new plan they formulated was to get Young benched before too much damage happened. They might could save the season with Dalton,. but even if not they could maybe fix Bryce in the offseason and save him AND the team from what we witnessed. That would completely align with a plan to fix him in the offseason, and made it not seem like such a stupid thing. Don’t know why I never put that together sooner. -
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lot of guys I saw talked about his arm being a concerned when the pocket took away ideal conditions. Ideal conditions Bryce is fine. But playing QB in the NFL means you don't get those often. He doesn't have the arm strength when the pocket collapses and isn't set to make all the throws you want your QB to be able to make. And that's largely framed as what you would be expecting from a #1 overall give up picks for type player. And his size becomes an issue not just durability, but it limits his ability to extend plays. I think most deemed him the lowest ceiling, highest floor player of the 3. And that still might be true. The others could of looked worse in Carolina's mess overall. Who knows. But I still think the lowest ceiling part is probably true.
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