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PFF names Panthers QB Bryce Young the best deep passer


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22 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Let's talk after an entire NFL season. We've still got a long way to go to naming Bryce the next franchise QB. 

Ummm....you didn't know? Bryce is already the franchise qb, best qb in the division,  best in his draft class and top 5 in the whole league based off these last 5 games. True story 

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7 hours ago, pantherclaw said:

I get that. 

For most, he couldn't ever have a deep game, according to the huddle. 

He is proving otherwise. 

He is certainly shifting the narrative, but I’m going to need more than two good games and two decent games. I will certainly admit that I didn’t think he’d ever be able to throw the sort of deep passes we’ve seen the past two weeks. He showed absolutely nothing prior to then, always floating wobbling ducks on any pass over ten yards. Guess he just had to clean up his technique a bit because he really has been throwing some pretty deep balls lately. 

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The arm strength thing is somewhat overrated.

A qb who can throw it 35-40 yards with timing, touch, consistency, and accuracy, is better than one who can throw it 50 yards, but doesn't do it consistently, time it right or have good accuracy.

Have to admit until recently, Bryce hasn't shown that he can made good 35-40 yard throws consistently.  

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