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Dar I say, Bryce looks like an NFL QB. He is calling checks, changing protections, changing the plays, staying in the pocket, and really playing within the system. 
 

He looks like, I wouldn’t want to trade him. If he can really change that much of his game in just two weeks, after sitting for a few, I wouldn’t mind seeing how he did with a full offseason with Canales, in the same system. 
 

I’m not going to say I’m sold on this small sample size obviously, but we’ve got so much youth playing right now that the fact they looked competent on one drive against a veteran Saints defense is a big, big leap. 

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2 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dar I say, Bryce looks like an NFL QB. He is calling checks, changing protections, changing the plays, staying in the pocket, and really playing within the system. 
 

He looks like, I wouldn’t want to trade him. If he can really change that much of his game in just two weeks, after sitting for a few, I wouldn’t mind seeing how he did with a full offseason with Canales, in the same system. 
 

I’m not going to say I’m sold on this small sample size obviously, but we’ve got so much youth playing right now that the fact they looked competent on one drive against a veteran Saints defense is a big, big leap. 

Oh boy.........

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1 minute ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dar I say, Bryce looks like an NFL QB. He is calling checks, changing protections, changing the plays, staying in the pocket, and really playing within the system. 
 

He looks like, I wouldn’t want to trade him. If he can really change that much of his game in just two weeks, after sitting for a few, I wouldn’t mind seeing how he did with a full offseason with Canales, in the same system. 
 

I’m not going to say I’m sold on this small sample size obviously, but we’ve got so much youth playing right now that the fact they looked competent on one drive against a veteran Saints defense is a big, big leap. 

Might want to hold off on that tickertape parade thru downtown Charlotte.

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1 minute ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dar I say, Bryce looks like an NFL QB. He is calling checks, changing protections, changing the plays, staying in the pocket, and really playing within the system. 
 

He looks like, I wouldn’t want to trade him. If he can really change that much of his game in just two weeks, after sitting for a few, I wouldn’t mind seeing how he did with a full offseason with Canales, in the same system. 
 

I’m not going to say I’m sold on this small sample size obviously, but we’ve got so much youth playing right now that the fact they looked competent on one drive against a veteran Saints defense is a big, big leap. 

He has a pocket to work with. That LT pass pro has been a big problem. Bryce has definite limitations and he needs that pocket or he's done.

I imagine we'll see blitz over Mays adjustments if they can't beat BC at LT

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2 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dar I say, Bryce looks like an NFL QB. He is calling checks, changing protections, changing the plays, staying in the pocket, and really playing within the system. 
 

He looks like, I wouldn’t want to trade him. If he can really change that much of his game in just two weeks, after sitting for a few, I wouldn’t mind seeing how he did with a full offseason with Canales, in the same system. 
 

I’m not going to say I’m sold on this small sample size obviously, but we’ve got so much youth playing right now that the fact they looked competent on one drive against a veteran Saints defense is a big, big leap. 

We definitely need a bigger sample size of this though. 

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