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Just look at the physical attributes. How many of Houston's big plays could Bryce have actually made? Throwing downfield with defenders in his face. Throwing downfield while being hit. Bryce can't do those things. Everything has to go perfectly for Bryce to be able to effectively throw down the field.

I will happily eat my crow if Bryce looks like his Alabama self next year under another staff but it ain't gonna happen. 

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13 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

Bryce does not have the arm strength or speed that Tua has. Tua is also bigger. 

Tua is 3 years older, not crazy to think he can’t add 10-15lbs over the next few off seasons. I don’t think he will ever be Stroud but I’m still hoping for the best. 

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24 minutes ago, Panthercougar68 said:

So far the people that are coping are the ones trying to make Stroud vs Bryce a thing. Houston is a better team after being in the same spot for the last 3 years as the panthers. Things can change in this league quicker than people think here.

Get the right QB and coach things legit turn overnight.

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18 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

They were widely panned as one of the worst rosters top down for 2 years straight. 

Just call it what it is.

Caserio has built an incredible team, they found an incredible QB, and they absolutely nailed the HC hire.  

It can be all of the above.  

Thank you! Stroud can be great AND they have built a solid roster with solid coaching. Both can be and are true. 

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1 hour ago, Dog Runner said:

It is obvious that Houston has so much better talent than the Panthers.  Tight end’s that have speed.  Wide receivers that can get open. 

Of course they are way better top to bottom in the organization.  Thinking Stroud comes here and does this in Carolina this year is asinine 

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4 minutes ago, Panthercougar68 said:

I think you’re talking to yourself. No worries, psychosis is only when you respond.

So far the people that are coping are the ones trying to make Manning vs Leaf a thing. Indianapolis is a better team after being in the same spot for the last 3 years as the Chargers. Things can change in this league quicker than people think here.

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28 minutes ago, PappyMay said:

Tua is 3 years older, not crazy to think he can’t add 10-15lbs over the next few off seasons. I don’t think he will ever be Stroud but I’m still hoping for the best. 

Im not buying the muscle takes for the simple fact that why didn't he do that in college if he knew he was nfl bound? Bryce looks like he hates the weight room and he clearly didnt like adding on that weight to silence the critics for the draft. 

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