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Bryce is going to be a good QB btw...


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On 10/15/2023 at 9:28 PM, *FreeFua* said:

https://x.com/joshnorris/status/1713739058050978115?s=46&t=W75E23VenL1ei42iX22E5g
 

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Bryce hangs in there. Look when he starts his throw. He completes this ball to Thielen who you can see just about to come across the logo. Watch his feet too 

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4 minutes ago, LelouchBritannia said:

The amount of negativity in here is astonishing. There are a lot of problems with this team but the more I watch Bryce, he ain’t one of them. He’s going to be a baller.

We traded our best WR we had in years (while people complain about Bryce not having weapons) next years first and more to draft a QB at 1 whom we are hyping in this very thread for a "big time throw" of 15 yards.

With those circumstances you're gonna see some positivity and negativity. That's life.

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35 minutes ago, Growl said:

 

Surprised how typical this looks actually. These were the first three I saw on the Next Gen Stats twitter page. Hurts made deep attempts but only two more 20+ yard completions than Young:

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11 minutes ago, MechaZain said:

Surprised how typical this looks actually. These were the first three I saw on the Next Gen Stats twitter page. Hurts made deep attempts but only two more 20+ yard completions than Young:

 

 

Well, Daniel Jones is terrible and the Giants have the worst OL in the league. Purdy is a system guy surrounded by elite talent. Hurts chucked two 40+ and completed two 25+. You don't have to air it out all game long. We saw the heating Cam took with Shula trying to do that. But offense is a lot easier if you establish a viable vertical threat and without it you better have elite weapons with a QB that has elite accuracy and anticipation. Maybe Bryce could do that with the right supporting cast in the right system but it's going to be very difficult to recreate what the Niners and Dolphins have built.

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Brock Purdy without McCaffrey will be interesting to check in and see how he's doing.

2023 Daniel Jones is horrific and a cautionary tale for anyone developing a young QB. Daboll's status as the next hot name has pretty much cratered.

Hurts is still probably the best the NFC has to offer but not in last years form. He's middle the pack in completion % but still within the top 11 in both YPA and YPG.

Bryce Young is 24th in completion % 33rd in YPA and 22nd in YPG.

Individual game charts only tell part of the story unfortunately and are often used here to cope.

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