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Bryce Young’s Passing Chart

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2 minutes ago, aGDevil2k said:

Bryce looked better today. The offense as a whole is horrific. Frank is not it

I think the order of blame goes as follows:

1. Reichs system as a whole

2. Reichs play calling 

3. Offensive line play

4. Miles Sanders being a useless jabroni

5. Offensive skill (or lack thereof)

 

 

6. Bryce Young

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13 minutes ago, joemac said:

I think the order of blame goes as follows:

1. Reichs system as a whole

2. Reichs play calling 

3. Offensive line play

4. Miles Sanders being a useless jabroni

5. Offensive skill (or lack thereof)

 

 

6. Bryce Young

I wouldn’t say I disagree with that…

BUT, generally when you draft a #1 overall QB and mortgage your future to do that….you expect that player to be able to overcome some of that in spurts/moments.  Bryce can’t .  Bryce is dependent on all that to work to shine.   Which makes him over drafted by us IMO. 

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we're screening because we keep getting blitzed and we can't run the ball and when we attempt deeper passes we aren't getting separation save AT. 

Yes Bryce needs to hit tighter windows but we'll see if that'll come with time. 

If you think it's an excuse to say our receivers don't get a ton of seperation I'd love to be proven wrong. 

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    • CPF4LIFE
      Good film breakdown of Young. Good and bad. Film examples

      By CPF4LIFE · Posted

      From what i see, Canales offense requires a QB that is willing to take chances to maximize the offense. XL is also the kind of receiver that needs a qb to be risky to bring out his full potential. Its just a matter of if Bryce is gonna be that QB.
    • CRA
      Good film breakdown of Young. Good and bad. Film examples

      By CRA · Posted

      Baker just played how Baker played.... everywhere but here. He is a risk taking gunslinger.  Always has been.  And last year was asked to be what he was.   Geno Smith was the best deep ball passer in the NFL his comeback season.  Wasn't even close that year.  Again, that's the type passer Canales has always been around in the offenses he has been part of.  The pass game that compliments the stubborn run is the deep chunk play pass game.   And that was his first investment with XL.  My continued point, is the same as going into last season.  It's a bad marriage going in.  The QB doesn't fit the scheme.  Again.  Carrol/Fox/Ron....all paired up their boring football with risk taking QBs.  And again, I'm fine if that is where we are going.  It's not my preference but that's not my argument.  I'm saying if we are doing that, we need a QB that matches it.     
    • ForJimmy
      Good film breakdown of Young. Good and bad. Film examples

      By ForJimmy · Posted

      I guess you missed the point. His rushing attack was dead last yet his team still performed. That’s not Fox/Rivera ball. His QB also had a career year. Remember the same QB that played for us in the same division and was so bad he was cut?  Carroll coached after Lynch as well. In fact Canales was more involved in the more recent offense with Geno Smith and a good rushing attack. People are taking him wanting a rushing attack and assuming that means we are shutting down our passing attack. Again many of the top offenses like SF, Miami, and Detroit featured strong rushing attacks. 
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