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6 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

OK, then be worried about the arm strength, that makes sense. That has nothing to do with how big he is.

Size queens are all obsessed with how big he is.

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adding some muscle would help generate some more torque which would help with arm strength 

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5 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

adding some muscle would help generate some more torque which would help with arm strength 

Both Murray and Tua bulked up after college, let's see if Bryce will take a page out of their books or will just rely on his brain power to get better.

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56 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

 

He missed the fewest games of all the rookie QBs last year and took FAR more hits than any of them.

Not sure why you're still obsessed with his size at this point.

Be more worried about his footwork.

Getting sacked/tackled by guys just shoving him with one hand or finger was a problem if I recall correctly 

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