Mr. Limited

[Proudiddy]

2 hours ago, MechaZain said:

The escapism is really what's missing. I actually do think Bryce's awareness and ability to improvise on broken plays is above average--better than when he's throwing in the pocket because it forces the recievers to get seperation and within his line of sight. If he could scramble in the backfield like Seattle Russ until someone got open I believe he'd have the tools to be a franchise QB even with his noodle arm. He did that in college but it hasn't translated to the pro level.

That may have been the thing I was most embarrassed about at the end of the game.  Those last few times he got ran down by guys much, much bigger than him.  It was like Bryce was running in slow motion.  One of my friends sent me a message and was like, “but, I got these tiny legs, coach,” after Bryce got sacked in what should’ve been the end of the game.  And then one of the subsequent pressures, the DLineman grabbed him with one arm up around the torso while he was being blocked, and all of Bryce’s momentum stopped immediately, and the DL’s arm slid down to Bryce’s legs, wrapped them together, and he sacked him with ONE fuging ARM.  It was like a parent roughhousing with their toddler.  And again, be it the arm strength or the escapability, he just doesn’t have it.  

[Proudiddy]

20 hours ago, electro's horse said:

Anyone catch Adam archuletta referring to him as a “young qb”

like bitch this is year three players are in the Super Bowl by now. 

Yeah, it was pissing me off when he started all the “you ever watch guys, and just tell they’ve got IT?” once the Cards went into prevent.  You can clearly tell when these pundits have an agenda.  Like you’re a former player and you’re hyping him up for throwing 6 YPA (as you pointed out) against a prevent defense that lost 3 corners, a DL, and their best player at safety by the last drive?  And all of that after he put his own team down 3 scores?  SMH.