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Bryce Young #34 on Chris Simms' top 40 list

Jackie Lee

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Simms has never been as high on Bryce as others, and he's completely accurate with all his analysis in this video. I really enjoy Simms content and he at least speaks his mind a little more than others who feel like they have to hedge everything so they don't get flamed. Who cares if you're wrong, everyone is. 

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I think it needs to be put in perspective that all these analysts putting out these takes on Bryce is based off the fact that a lot of them finally got to sit down and watch all the tape from every game last season. Based off most of their reactions they didn't like what they saw. My thing is if they saw it then you gotta think the new staff saw it too. Im just very interested to see where this goes this season.

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Oh crap forget the stuff below, I missed that is from  ’23.

I looked again after I posted and saw Mac Jones at 20?

 

 

He is right there at 28 

And that’s pretty damned funny. Send Bryce a link. 

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7 minutes ago, strato said:

Oh crap forget the stuff below, I missed that is from  ’23.

I looked again after I posted and saw Mac Jones at 20?

 

 

He is right there at 28 

And that’s pretty damned funny. Send Bryce a link. 

Well he did move Bryce up from 38 to 34 this year..I suppose his next tier of 25-30 will be out in a day or two

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