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Russini: Some coaches wanted to bench Young

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1 hour ago, carpanfan96 said:

Dalton ran the scheme just fine. It's the qb that Tepper drafted that's the issue with the playcalling and scheme fit. Not the headcoaches fault. 

Not the hc fault when the owner meets with you each week and demands you add to the playbook and scheme. .

Dalton in one game, has 20% of the passing yards and 22% of the td's that Young has in 10 games. 

Frank's offense is timing based, take your steps and throw the ball. 

 

There is a reason why Bryce led all draft eligible qb's in pressure and sacks responsible for in the last draft. 

And guess what.  He lost.  The veteran pass receiver got two TDs against the worst passing defense in the league at the time and one TD was a broken coverage.  Reguardless of what Frank's offense is, it wasn't working.  

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And guess what.  He lost.  The veteran pass receiver got two TDs against the worst passing defense in the league at the time and one TD was a broken coverage.  Reguardless of what Frank's offense is, it wasn't working.  

Winning and losing isn’t a QB stat. Our highest scoring game this year was with Dalton when he didn’t even get all the first team reps that week. 

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6 minutes ago, parker said:

Would we be questioning Bryce's play if the team were 11-1?

Yes. Did we not question his play when we won but only scored 15 points? Do they not question Desmond Ridder? So they not question Kenny Pickett? 
 

edit: I’ll add Kirk has been questioned his whole career WHILE WINNING. 

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8 minutes ago, Varking said:

Yes. Did we not question his play when we won but only scored 15 points? Do they not question Desmond Ridder? So they not question Kenny Pickett? 
 

edit: I’ll add Kirk has been questioned his whole career WHILE WINNING. 

You want to jump to another sport while we're at it?

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4 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Young is not it

Nothing else to be said 

 

I wanna give the kid a break but dippers ego is going to jam him down our throat again next year like a porn king.... this year and next year is a lose....get use to it.....then off in another fantasized direction in 25 setting up a decade of losing...

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