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Bryce Young QB School

Jackie Lee

By Jackie Lee,
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MHS831 Grand Master

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5 hours ago, Ghostofdelhomme said:

For someone who thinks Carr had a “revival”, you must be the guy who cleans the fryer baskets

Again, you are putting words in my mouth--and then you show us all how clever you are!  Bravo!  Just stop acting like a friggin' know it all.  Focus on the players and not the opinions of others--we see newbs like you come and go--very tired of your type.

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1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

But you have the benefit of hindsight--another fugn newb with omniscience...damn you, free McDonald's internet!!!  This is the side effect!!!

I could've spoke up earlier but I didn't want to jinx Young. He needs all the help he can get, and lucky for him, he wasn't the worst QB on the field today

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Folks, the Giants is not a good place for a QB--and Jones is fighting demons.  My point was about his skill set--and it was simply an "outside the box" thought to discuss.  Unfortunately, the concept was too overwhelming for life's concrete operational thinkers.  Maybe it was a bad idea, but the attempt to discuss a possibility was ambushed by some newbs entering their sixth year of puberty. 

Jones has a solid skill set--which was my point.  He is mobile, tall, and he can throw the football.  His problems seem to be mental. 

 

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3 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Folks, the Giants is not a good place for a QB--and Jones is fighting demons.  My point was about his skill set--and it was simply an "outside the box" thought to discuss.  Unfortunately, the concept was too overwhelming for life's concrete operational thinkers.  Maybe it was a bad idea, but the attempt to discuss a possibility was ambushed by some newbs entering their sixth year of puberty. 

Jones has a solid skill set--which was my point.  He is mobile, tall, and he can throw the football.  His problems seem to be mental. 

 

Jesus h christ 

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    • frankw
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      We win 2 games largely due to historic rushing from our backup RB we signed in free agency and now the huddle is regarded as the most toxic place on the internet because not everyone shares the same opinion that Bryce Young has proven himself to actually be a long term starting QB yet. This place was just as ugly through the prime Cam years. People complained about him even when he was producing and we were winning the division. Things were just as ugly through the Jake years. Sometimes people would get so irate and fed up with him they would literally be calling for his head. How about we just give eviscerating one another a breather and see how this team and Bryce look on the road. Nothing anyone can say is going to make a difference until then.
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