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REPORT: Bryce Young scored 98 out of 99 on his S2 cognitive test

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1 hour ago, CRA said:

There is a special on mental health that was done at Bama.  Bryce was sort of championed for normalizing the help.  Which is a good thing.  I mean, these are humans.  And football at the end of the day is just a game. 

Young spoke on the pressure when he got there.  About being in a bad place mentally when he got to Bama (things weren't going his way for the first time really in his football life) and seeking help for it.

https://x.com/CBSSportsNet/status/1578044516921217025?s=20

 

 

 

 

huh? How come this was never talked about prior to the draft? This is literally the first time I've heard anything about this. 

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1 hour ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

Wow looks like the season of Huddle manchildren bumping old ass threads to brag about what big smart football boys they are has arrived early this year

Interesting that I got warning points back in the day for bumping a thread where people were shitting on Cam pre-draft and how bad of a look that was, but now it’s totally cool to do that to poo on our current QB. 

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1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

Before the seasons started we stated it was going to start of rough but hopefully by the end of the year look a lot better.  Reich has said multiple times that this year is about developing Young.  Even if we wanted to compete having Young play through an ankle injury isn't smart.  Look at the issues Burrow is having because they played him through a calf injury.  

He also said the playoffs are the floor

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1 hour ago, CRA said:

There is a special on mental health that was done at Bama.  Bryce was sort of championed for normalizing the help.  Which is a good thing.  I mean, these are humans.  And football at the end of the day is just a game. 

Young spoke on the pressure when he got there.  About being in a bad place mentally when he got to Bama (things weren't going his way for the first time really in his football life) and seeking help for it.

https://x.com/CBSSportsNet/status/1578044516921217025?s=20

 

 

 

 

Watch this, anyone who was over in the now-locked thread. He wasn't suicidal lol. But sounds like he needed someone to talk to due to not being the starter.

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

if they wanted him they would have traded with the bears

They didn't want to give up what we did for him.  Young was their top choice.

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2023/04/25/2023-nfl-draft-panthers-texans-raiders-favorite-bryce-young/

Adam Shefter confirmed the Texans were very close to trading up to 1 in order to land Young vs any other QB.  That's how much they preferred him.  Raiders wanted him as well and inquired about trading up.

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Just now, ForJimmy said:

They didn't want to give up what we did for him.  Young was their top choice.

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2023/04/25/2023-nfl-draft-panthers-texans-raiders-favorite-bryce-young/

Adam Shefter confirmed the Texans were very close to trading up to 1 in order to land Young vs any other QB.  That's how much they preferred him.  Raiders wanted him as well and inquired about trading up.

Right but if you believe that then you have to believe the report that he was off of draft boards because of his size.  See how that works

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1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

They didn't want to give up what we did for him.  Young was their top choice.

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2023/04/25/2023-nfl-draft-panthers-texans-raiders-favorite-bryce-young/

Adam Shefter confirmed the Texans were very close to trading up to 1 in order to land Young vs any other QB.  That's how much they preferred him.  Raiders wanted him as well and inquired about trading up.

Jim irsay also brought up Bryce specifically. The idea that we were the only ones interested is beyond false

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2 minutes ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Watch this, anyone who was over in the now-locked thread. He wasn't suicidal lol. But sounds like he needed someone to talk to due to not being the starter.

They locked the thread when it was a totally valid statement. Wouldn't make up stuff like that.

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4 minutes ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Watch this, anyone who was over in the now-locked thread. He wasn't suicidal lol. But sounds like he needed someone to talk to due to not being the starter.

I never said he was suicidal. Had a mental health issue.....period

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Right but if you believe that then you have to believe the report that he was off of draft boards because of his size.  See how that works

Yeah there are 32 teams.  He listed 3 that wanted to trade up to 1 for Young.  Panthers, Raiders, and Texans.  Any of the other teams could have him off their board.  I don't know what you are so defensive about this?  These aren't 3 well ran franchises anyway....

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5 minutes ago, X-Clown said:

Jim irsay also brought up Bryce specifically. The idea that we were the only ones interested is beyond false

No way a team that drafted another QB preferred Young????  These posters are going to spin this and jump through so many hoops to try to deny it.  

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the texans picked stroud because they had to. sometimes that's enough to get the right guy. remember who was picked ahead of peyton manning? we don't need to fabricate theories to justify how inpet the panthers have been. it's been two games. we all (most of us) defended cam through all of his lows for years. bryce is our guy now and it's clear the franchise is doing him no favors currently. it sucks to watch stroud light it up but that doesn't mean poo for either of their career trajectories. 

it's hard to be patient. the memes are funny but my gripe is and will continue to be with the front office and "all star coaching staff" that nico....i mean david tepper's brain trust assembled. 

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