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By kungfoodude · Posted
I don't think that was a rumor, I am pretty sure he said that in a presser to reporters when asked about Coker specifically. -
Bryce Young has now played one full seasons worth of games since returning from his benching in 2024JFC To begin with, how far someone can throw the ball in college doesn’t equate to NFL arm strength. Beyond that, what you are REALLY trying to argue here is that he has an adequate arm strength to get by in the NFL. Which is an entirely different argument than “average arm strength” I still strongly disagree about him having adequate arm strength to succeed, he’s proven he can’t drive the ball anything further than 20 yards (AGAIN… do NOT respond to that by talking about how far he can throw it when perfectly balanced, they are two completely and separate things). The fact remains that you can’t name 10+ current NFL starters that he has a stronger arm than, which is what you’d need to do to say he has an “average or slightly below average arm strength” like you claim. There are a lot of actual debatable things in regards to Bryce, but his pure arm strength and where it ranks to the rest of starting QB’s just flat out isn’t one of them, at all, period. -
By kungfoodude · Posted
Out of curiosity I took a look at 2024 to see if it was markedly different between Bryce and Dalton in the deep shots catrgory using NFL Next Gen Stats(20+ yard throws). Dalton: 2.8/GM, 8.75 Attempts/20+ yard throw Young: 3.8/GM, 8.34 Attempts/20+ yard throw That was a little surprising.
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