Bozeman on Bryce Young

[BlackPanther22]

Was on twitter when I came across this clip of an interview Bozeman did yesterday where he told the reporter that Bryce gave the O-line a presentation on protections the other day.
 

Not to like overly hype Bryce but I feel like that’s kind of an insane thing for a rookie to do or even have the confidence to do. If the play on the field matches a lot of what we’ve heard about him, man we could have somebody special on our hands. 

[csx]

Hopefully it doesn't come across the wrong way to them. 

[BlackPanther22]

Just now, csx said:

Hopefully it doesn't come across the wrong way to them. 

I would hope not, and I’m sure I mean the coaches approved of it before hand. It’s probably more so a thing of making sure everyone is on the same page with language and communication. I don’t think he was in there telling them how to pass set or anything lmaoo

[top dawg]

4 minutes ago, csx said:

Hopefully it doesn't come across the wrong way to them. 

Doesn't sound like it at all. I'd bet that they're amazed and appreciative that Young is so studied.

Edited July 30, 2023 by top dawg

[csx]

1 minute ago, top dawg said:

Doesn't sound like it at all. I'd bet that they're amazed and appreciative that Young is so studied.

Maybe it was an "assignment" for lack of a better word.

[TLGPanthersFan]

I feel like Bryce may be Manning-like in how he does pre-snap adjustments. 

[mav1234]

QBs are part of setting protections, and these guys are professionals... Plus Bryce, while confident, doesn't sound arrogant. So I think there's no need for worry on it coming off the wrong way.

But wow, very impressive for a rookie QB so early in his career...

[thunderraiden]

33 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

QBs are part of setting protections, and these guys are professionals... Plus Bryce, while confident, doesn't sound arrogant. So I think there's no need for worry on it coming off the wrong way.

But wow, very impressive for a rookie QB so early in his career...

I had heard ryan kalil was in charge of protections for Cam tho

[BlackPanther22]

9 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

I had heard ryan kalil was in charge of protections for Cam tho

I think it varies from system to system. Some use the center to ID the Mike and set protections and others put a lot of that on the QB.
 

Frank has been on the record in saying that our offense will put a lot on the QB as far as audibles and protections so that may be the difference here. 

[ladypanther]

16 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

I had heard ryan kalil was in charge of protections for Cam tho

Olsen had to correct his play calls in the huddle at times.

Edited July 30, 2023 by ladypanther

[Captain Morgan]

man, giving presentations to the OL already....that's just 

 

and Ickey is looking STOUT

[Lurk21]

This is borderline insane!! There are only a few select QBs to  be that detailed coming in. I'm talking all time great Qbs. Not crowning him now but his work ethic is definitely  something we all could be impressed with. Most Qbs are getting playbooks scaled back until year 3 and he out here doing presentations. 

[Lame Duck]

Why do they find the shortest people to do these on field interviews.

[Basbear]