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Bryce Young full video on Dan Patrick show feb 6

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I can maybe understand bringing up the size concern from a conversational standpoint, but he beat it to death. I was hoping he would dive more into what Bryce did differently during his benching to lead to success later in the season, but he didn't. He touched on it and then immediately went back to his size.

Bryce's turnaround in-season after benching as a 1st overall pick in his second season is compelling, and all he wanted to do was keep throwing the short comments at him. "Like hey, you're short, did you know that?" WTF

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Yeah, Dan Patrick was really busting Bryce up for being short.  We all see it.  We get it.  Bryce handled it well.

Bryce has all kinds of appearances on media row.  On the Mike Golick jr podcast, he went really deep in the football nerd stuff about the differences between the Eagles and the Chiefs.  Was cool to see.

Overall, I'm pretty optimistic about the QB position next year.  I'm going easy on the hopium for right now.  I don't want to build up too much of a tolerance before training camp after all, lol.

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I get that they talk about his size because it's an anomaly at that position, but I think it's time to give it a rest. It was only a thing because a lot of people questioned his ability to play at that size, but he's proven that he can play. His answer along the lines of never being a different size so how he plays is how he's always played was perfect. 

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