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Does Bryce deserve another start?

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Does it matter? He is definitely playing better I will give him that. If they are not going to trade him then play him. But if they trade him then it's hoping Andy can finish the season. I would play him and trade him in the offseason if I draft another one. I might even keep him and still draft another one. That's probably what the team should do.

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49 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Just play him. We aren't going anywhere this season. Dalton isn't the future at his age. Just play the guy you mortgaged the franchise on and let him sink or swim.

Can't afford to let him sink, we have to get something out of him in a trade.  Hopefully Dalton's thumb is good to go next week just in case.

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46 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

No, we need to trade him immediately while teams still want him and maybe will give up a little more because he didn't look entirely lost out there.

There's no circumstance where he turns into a franchise QB, just get what we can and move on from this abysmal trade and subsequent draft pick.

This is the smart thinking and I have made it clear I don't care to watch bryce anymore. But the reality is he probably does start next week...cant predict how the rest of the season will go though. 

The only way Canales doesn't play him next week is if Tepper is okay with it. The backlash from the media and bryce fans would be titanic. 

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