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Did Bryce Young have any tipped balls at the LOS??


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1 hour ago, Basbear said:

I thought he would struggle greatly here, among other struggles..

 

 But for the life of me, I do not recall even 1 tipped pass across the DL. 

 

Anyone back that up??

 

Weird that Baker mayfield had huge issues here and the second he was another team, he was cured......

 

Guess All I have left is a lack of QB sneaks........

 

This might've been the source.

https://x.com/fballforeverhq/status/1875945200549527889

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Should note that Brees also was pretty good at not having passes batted down.

Not sure about 2024 but Mayfield still had an issue with batted passes in his first year with the Bucs. He is 6'1" which is still short by NFL standards. It's possible it's a case of something Mayfield does that telegraphs to a defensive player when he's going to throw.

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His footwork in the pocket has improved, he's using his eyes more down field to move defenders and he's challenging defenses more with his legs so dlineman can't put their hands up and lose leverage as much anymore. I feel like he was afraid or coached not to run last year or schematically put in back positions where he didnt have flexibility in the pocket (majority of snaps in shotgun, bad run schemes)

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2 hours ago, L-TownCat said:


This guy says it at the 5:00 minute mark.  Only place I’ve heard it.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2024/passing_advanced.htm

There is a column for balls batted down at or behind the los.  

FYI, Baker Mayfield still gets a lot of them batted down.  He had 20 last year.  I think that was highest in the league. 

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Bryce had a lot of problems.  He still has a lot of issues he needs to fix.

But even when I turned my back on him, one thing I've ALWAYS been consistent about is his size is NOT the issue people make it out to be.  His issues were issues I've seen 6'5ft guys have.  His lack of size stops him from being able to compensate for those issues like Cam Newton could, but they weren't size-related issues if that makes sense.  

I still need to see more out of him next season, but his size is the last thing on my mind.

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21 hours ago, Basbear said:

I thought he would struggle greatly here, among other struggles..

 

 But for the life of me, I do not recall even 1 tipped pass across the DL. 

 

Anyone back that up??

 

Weird that Baker mayfield had huge issues here and the second he was another team, he was cured......

 

Guess All I have left is a lack of QB sneaks........

 

Perhaps we should give credit to Canales.  Everywhere he's gone now, he has fixed QBs.  Bryce Young looks to be his greatest work yet.

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21 hours ago, bythenbrs said:

It’s okay, brother.  I’m still working off my first helping of crow.   There’s still plenty to go around.  

 

Bro I ate the "Hes not tough enough crow last year, same this..." and the "playing better than evar thought capable of" pie this year. Not like Im holding to hope about being right, but this is not over even with the late season spread he laid out. I will happily eat more crow if he continues to play better. I've already joined the "he needs another weapon" group. 

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3 minutes ago, Matthias said:

Perhaps we should give credit to Canales.  Everywhere he's gone now, he has fixed QBs.  Bryce Young looks to be his greatest work yet.

you are right and that's a good point. I've been hard on Dave and BY. Each are young and learning, Im honest in saying I had no hope for the pairing. Each showed at times growth, moxie(lolols), and enough to give me some first feel hope. I was super impressed with the 4th game winning drives that others fail to finish. Both had to deal with poor defense and lack of talent, many times they over came it.  

 

20 hours ago, Navy_football said:

Passes batted down. Can't see over the middle. Extensive injuries 

All issues with Bryce being too small. Did I miss anything? 

 

Im guilty on all counts.... I'd like to use my panther prayer for judgement please....

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