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Back on topic. There was a discussion on a podcast I heard yesterday. Someone said she thinks Bryce has gotten thicker below the waist lately. That should help in several ways. It would be good for him to add some upper body size at some point, but I realize that QBs are reluctant to do a ton that may impact their throwing motion. 

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3 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Back on topic. There was a discussion on a podcast I heard yesterday. Someone said she thinks Bryce has gotten thicker below the waist lately. That should help in several ways. It would be good for him to add some upper body size at some point, but I realize that QBs are reluctant to do a ton that may impact their throwing motion. 

I thought that too when I saw some recent video of Bryce. He won't get taller but getting stronger and thicker will help him absorb punishment better.

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6 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Back on topic. There was a discussion on a podcast I heard yesterday. Someone said she thinks Bryce has gotten thicker below the waist lately. That should help in several ways. It would be good for him to add some upper body size at some point, but I realize that QBs are reluctant to do a ton that may impact their throwing motion. 

I feel there is a joke here somewhere... 

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6 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Back on topic. There was a discussion on a podcast I heard yesterday. Someone said she thinks Bryce has gotten thicker below the waist lately. That should help in several ways. It would be good for him to add some upper body size at some point, but I realize that QBs are reluctant to do a ton that may impact their throwing motion. 

Will be interesting to see what he looks like 5 years from now. 

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7 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Will be interesting to see what he looks like 5 years from now. 

I dont think that he will bulk up significantly. He might get to 205 in the preseason but Im sure he will slim down to 190's in the season. 

I dont ever see him being over 210lb - and I think thats ok (as it was talked to death) that weight is not a contributing factor to injuries. 

He is what he is and thats ok. 

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27 minutes ago, CanadianCat said:

I dont think that he will bulk up significantly. He might get to 205 in the preseason but Im sure he will slim down to 190's in the season. 

I dont ever see him being over 210lb - and I think thats ok (as it was talked to death) that weight is not a contributing factor to injuries. 

He is what he is and thats ok. 

I agree. CMC was injured more AFTER he bulked up.  Weight didn't help Cam or Corral.  I don't want him to do anything that might slow him down or reduce his slippery shiftiness. 

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4 hours ago, CanadianCat said:

The only thing that is starting to bug me about him, and this is nitpicking at its best, is that in his interviews it seems like he is trying really hard (but the way he stumbles on his words) to try to find the most perfect thing and way to say it. Seems like he has been coached how to conduct himself in interviews. Which is not a bad thing.

But coming from Cam, Cam just carried himself with so much swagger and said whatever came to mind (which got himself into trouble). 

Yeah it kinda bugs me as well, but I guess it’s better than going all Zach Wilson 

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