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1 minute ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Bryce's continual problem is he can't or won't throw deep. Teams play the short passing lanes and Bryce become ineffective. 

Two high safety looks take that away most of the time.  Around the league it’s more and more prevalent.  Plus Canalas not calling the plays but he is definitely throwing down the field more lately

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Just now, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Bryce's continual problem is he can't or won't throw deep. Teams play the short passing lanes and Bryce become ineffective. 

I am not sure that is about not wanting to throw deep as much as that he still has Battered QB Syndrome and also he still struggles with seeing the field effectively.

If he can't get outside the pocket or make a quick read, he breaks down.

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Dave can't help himself. 

Some Matt Rhule to Dave.  Rhule would talk about running the ball and painfully not.  Canales talks about running and every time Hubbard gets rolling he always goes away from it 

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