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Bryce Young's top plays of the 2024 season

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Even in the bad games he was making a great play now and then. He just couldn't get in a rhythm sometimes and penalties came at crucial times stalling drives or killing big plays. Of course the defense was always able to maintain their ability to give up their usual 30 plus points. If we got behind by 1 touchdown the offense couldn't overcome it early on. It was just a mess. 

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Thanks for posting, I tried to post the video but was blocked due to nfl rights. I watched the whole video and there were some trends I noticed. 
-XL body catches almost everything, he needs to work on catching with his hands and being more aggressive, that’s why a lot of balls were knocked out or deflected. 
-Coker is night and day different compared to XL, the dude catches with his hands and away from his body. I think he can be our Muhsin Muhammed possession receiver in the future. 
-Theilan has made miracle catches after miracle catches in clutch moments. We need to start finding his replacement in the next year or so. 
-sanders has potential but needs to be more involved in the scheme and play calling. He can disappear for stretches. 
-I think a pass catching RB would really open up the offense and make it more dangerous. We should try to find a CMC-lite type rb. 
 

If the right pieces are in place I think this unit can be top 10. 

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8 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

Even in the bad games he was making a great play now and then. He just couldn't get in a rhythm sometimes and penalties came at crucial times stalling drives or killing big plays. Of course the defense was always able to maintain their ability to give up their usual 30 plus points. If we got behind by 1 touchdown the offense couldn't overcome it early on. It was just a mess. 

Crazy to me how folks still don't understand how a great defense can make a QB's life easier.

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Between Bryce and the schemes, those were some really good plays. He faced pressure and showed he could handle it and as the season went on, Canales opened the playbook up more and more and it showed. Looking forward to next season. Very happy for Bryce the person as well as the player.

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My takeaways:

Bryce is showing arm talent he rarely showed year one. It's as if he was hiding an arm injury. Gaining confidence and not playing tentatively seems to have improved his velocity and accuracy.

David Moore is quality depth.

With a little work, Legette and Sanders are going to be studs.

For someone who was drafted for blocking ability, Tremble is gradually turning into a decent receiving TE.

We need a defense. Bad.

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Legette body catching is really worrisome to me. Never uses hands, I think that one catch this week was the only one I remember. 

Coker is amazing. Could replace Thielen long term. 

All for a late round rookie RB, CUT SANDERS.

JT Sanders on the other hand has me very excited.

We need defense but a true #1 would do wonders for Bryce and XL won't be that guy as soon as next year if at all. Tee, Tet, GW, one of those would be exciting. 

So happy for Bryce. 

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12 hours ago, Aussie Tank said:

One thing I want Bryce to work on in the offseason is get a more consistent tight spiral on his throws 

Really? That's the thing? Peyton Manning threw ducks his whole career. As long as it's complete, I could care less if it spins end over end.

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31 minutes ago, XClown1986 said:

Really? That's the thing? Peyton Manning threw ducks his whole career. As long as it's complete, I could care less if it spins end over end.

I think folks should watch how often it's not a tight spiral. It's rare that it isn't a tight spiral anymore. Does it even affect the completions at all? No. It's just something to complain about like his height. Seems that myth is busted as well. The only thing that matters is that he maintains this level of play and the team improves around him.

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Young's flash plays look good, and he's deadly against that weak area in a cover 2. When the first read is open the defense will pay for it.

The receivers are much better than people give them credit for. The rookie class of Coker, XL and J.Sanders know how to win on their routes. The passing offense coaching staff know how to quickly develop their receivers.

Good play design has been there, and was apparent since the Raiders game - especially with the passing game. Even Young's 7 highlights from the Falcons game show how open the receivers are out of their breaks as well as how the play design holds the defense so Young can run the ball easily.

The consistent execution, decision making, and post snap progressions of the passes against the top passing defenses is what needs to improve to have a playoff caliber offense. There were only 5 of these top plays in the highlights where Young progressed beyond his first read.  Need to see those plays in the highlight package to win consistently. Until then, the passing game will rely heavily on play design, pre-snap reads, precision receivers and QB runs.

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9 hours ago, Khaki Lackey said:

My takeaways:

Bryce is showing arm talent he rarely showed year one. It's as if he was hiding an arm injury. Gaining confidence and not playing tentatively seems to have improved his velocity and accuracy.

I’ve said it before but I feel like that shoulder injury that happened against Arkansas did something to his arm prior to this season

If you watch his high school highlights and his college highlights pre Arkansas injury (final year) his arm looks different. His arm in high school legitimately looked better than it did last season 

This season though his arm looked better than ever. Bryce threw a fastball to Chuba who was lined up out wide against KC or NO can’t remember that caught me by surprise. Caught Chuba by surprise too because it bounced off his hands. Than that TD to Thielen against TB. Young just flicked that thing 50 yards with air under it. Bryce hardly stepped into it.

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      something to feel good about in the offseason..."could be something special brewing in Carolina"

      By tukafan21 · Posted

      Two things terribly wrong with this post. First is that not one time has myself or anyone else agreeing with me said that the team themselves should think that way or try and lose for positioning.  Never once have I suggested the team should purposefully lose games, ever.  I honestly can't understand why people keep saying this in posts, not one fan has ever said the players should or would purposefully try to lose. And second, is yes, that has happened and it's happened very recently.  The 2020 Bengals were 4-11-1 and then were playing in the SB the very next season.   And while it might have been 2 years later and they didn't quite get to the SB, the 2021 Lions were 3-13-1 and then the 2023 Lions were up 24-7 at halftime of the NFC Championship game. The season between those two? They finished 9-8 and only just missed the playoffs. Which is why I keep trying to compare us to the Lions in where we are at in our re-build.  Throw out Bryce's rookie year with the Reich staff who just didn't work out and he looked god awful.   This past season when we were 5-12 in Canales' 1st season is that 2021 season for the Lions and their 1st season under Campbell.  This year is their 2022 where they grew a ton and Campbell's culture building was clear, where I'm saying we'd likely be better off in the long run if we go 8-9 or 9-8 and just miss out on the playoffs (which is still a significant improvement from last year).  Then our 2026 is their 2024 when we have a chance to be a real contender after adding a few more pieces and our key players having another year of experience under their belts.
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