[The Athletic] How Bryce Young went from slumped shoulders and shaky footwork to soaring confidence

[Navy_football]

1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

LOLOLOLOLOL

Mclaurin is his best wr no doubt 82 rec 12 tds good year for sure and would be comparable to Theilen for a  qb

Ertz - eh, pretty basic for a te a 13 year vet that has gone over 1000 once.  Meh

Brown - gtfo 30 catches this year

crowder - 9 whole catches.  Holy poo he moves the needle

Robinson/eckler - 55 catches between the 2 - come on man

 

daniels has put this team on his back and won despite having one legit weapon

Here you go again. You've obviously never watched them play before. These guys are proven playmakers except for maybe Dyami, but he's a speed guy stuck behind a really good receiving corps. He's getting more opportunities now that Curtis Samuel and Jahan Dotson are gone. 

McLaurin is Thielen huh? Bro just stop. This is a bad look.

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32 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Its sad that you even had to break this down, I love how people just throw out names without even checking the stats. 

You're right I didn't check the stats. I just watched the game - for years for a lot of those players I named. The only one that doesn't start or get significant playing time here is maybe Dyami. And he's probably the fastest in the group. Definitely faster game speed than any player in Carolina. 

And yes. Robinson and Ekeler would play a lot. They can do things Chuba can't. Chuba is more consistent though. 

[mrcompletely11]

6 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

You're right I didn't check the stats. I just watched the game - for years for a lot of those players I named. The only one that doesn't start or get significant playing time here is maybe Dyami. And he's probably the fastest in the group. Definitely faster game speed than any player in Carolina. 

And yes. Robinson and Ekeler would play a lot. They can do things Chuba can't. Chuba is more consistent though. 

Chuba had 43 catches.  Roughly 10 less then both those dudes combined.    But please keep posting 

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45 minutes ago, Icege said:

They've gotten some solid production out of Olamide Zaccheaus and Noah Brown as well, but yea McLaurin, Ertz, and Ekeler alone are proven NFL playmakers. All three of those guys are savvy vets that are great security blankets for a rookie QB.

I'm interested to see if Jayden can continue making plays with his legs after leading the team in rushing this season because that's going to be a tough wrinkle for opposing DCs to deal with.

I think he can but I don't want him to. They're playing him a lot like RG3. That didn't work so well. He's a better passer than Griffen was and should only run on scrambles. 

Been watching the Redskins/Commanders since 2003 when I moved to the area. Jamison is the most elusive of the group, just getting a little older. Dyami is the burner. They have a great group that compliments each other.

[mrcompletely11]

4 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

I think he can but I don't want him to. They're playing him a lot like RG3. That didn't work so well. He's a better passer than Griffen was and should only run on scrambles. 

Been watching the Redskins/Commanders since 2003 when I moved to the area. Jamison is the most elusive of the group, just getting a little older. Dyami is the burner. They have a great group that compliments each other.

A great group.  Lololol.   Keep coping your ignorance has already been exposed 

Edited January 21 by mrcompletely11

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2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

A great group.  Lololol.   Keep coping your ignorance has already been exposed 

You are a piece of work. You really are.

But why do you feel the need to insult? Usually that's due to a lack of intelligence. I really shouldn't indulge, but...

In a down year Ekeler has 35 receptions for 366 yards. His lowest yards receiving since his rookie year in 2017 when he only had 279. Chuba has 43 for 171. His second best for his career. His best is 233 last year. Ekeler's best was 993. He averages over 500 yards receiving a year over his 8 years career. He's a receiving back. Something Chuba isn't. 

But again that's just stats. Chuba is a more consistent runner than both Ekeler and Robinson. Robinson is faster than Chuba and Ekeler is a better receiving back. This is a bad look for you. You should stop.

[Basbear]

8 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

You are a piece of work. You really are.

But why do you feel the need to insult? Usually that's due to a lack of intelligence. I really shouldn't indulge, but...

In a down year Ekeler has 35 receptions for 366 yards. His lowest yards receiving since his rookie year in 2017 when he only had 279. Chuba has 43 for 171. His second best for his career. His best is 233 last year. Ekeler's best was 993. He averages over 500 yards receiving a year over his 8 years career. He's a receiving back. Something Chuba isn't. 

But again that's just stats. Chuba is a more consistent runner than both Ekeler and Robinson. Robinson is faster than Chuba and Ekeler is a better receiving back. This is a bad look for you. You should stop.

 

Ekeler was a mini prime CMC for many years. Cost wise he was the better contract by far. Like scary terry he's been super under rated for years. 

[mav1234]

McLaurin is more complete than AT and I may be the biggest AT nuthugger on the Huddle.  He really seems like a true #1

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40 minutes ago, Basbear said:

 

Ekeler was a mini prime CMC for many years. Cost wise he was the better contract by far. Like scary terry he's been super under rated for years. 

Ekeler isn't the runner out of the backfield CMC is though. He makes his money catching the ball. And yes he is much much more affordable. Terry McLaurin is the real deal. He has always been a true #1 and never complained. Just worked. Now he's being rewarded with Daniels. I'm so happy for that dude. He deserves all the success he gets. 

[frankw]

You can argue about Jayden Daniels weapons but he is absurdly efficient with the ball for a rookie. He has the 2nd highest number of pass attempts in the playoffs and sits at 69.7 completion percentage. He's exceptionally rare. Now the question is how far will he go and will he be able to sustain this in his sophomore season.

[Basbear]

2 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

Ekeler isn't the runner out of the backfield CMC is though. He makes his money catching the ball. And yes he is much much more affordable. Terry McLaurin is the real deal. He has always been a true #1 and never complained. Just worked. Now he's being rewarded with Daniels. I'm so happy for that dude. He deserves all the success he gets. 

 

Yes ekeler was a all-purpose monster. He had like two contracts in a row, well below his value. Scary terry is like Smitty dealing with sub-par QB and still put up big numbers. 

 

[ForJimmy]

48 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

McLaurin is more complete than AT and I may be the biggest AT nuthugger on the Huddle.  He really seems like a true #1

Yeah McLaurin is on a different level than AT. McLaurin has broken 1000 yards 5 years in a row and only didn’t his rookie year where he broke 900 so 5/6 of his years he broke 1000. I think AT broke 1000 3 out of 11 years… One is younger and just plain better. 
Not trying to take from Daniels though. He is a rookie phenom with loads of talent. 

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15 minutes ago, frankw said:

You can argue about Jayden Daniels weapons but he is absurdly efficient with the ball for a rookie. He has the 2nd highest number of pass attempts in the playoffs and sits at 69.7 completion percentage. He's exceptionally rare. Now the question is how far will he go and will he be able to sustain this in his sophomore season.

No one would argue against Daniels as a complete QB. He's playing at an elite level, rookie or not.

But it does help when you can throw a screen to your WR in the playoffs and it goes 58 yards for TD. He's made some passes he shouldn’t have but was bailed out by his receivers. Usually McLaurin. 

If they don't start doing crazy ish with his weapons and just upgrade his oline in the draft, he'll be elite for a long time. 

Edit: and stop running him so much on designed runs. Let him decide if he should run.

Edited January 21 by Navy_football

[Basbear]

1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

Yeah McLaurin is on a different level than AT. McLaurin has broken 1000 yards 5 years in a row and only didn’t his rookie year where he broke 900 so 5/6 of his years he broke 1000. I think AT broke 1000 3 out of 11 years… One is younger and just plain better. 
Not trying to take from Daniels though. He is a rookie phenom with loads of talent. 

 check out his QBs during those yrs......scary