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You see, this is why I'm more critical of Dave Canales

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I don't know if Canales is any good as a head coach yet, but he has done well with our non-XL receivers. I personally think he is handicapped by a key personnel and that is partly out of his hands for the next couple weeks.

He's also very young, so will absolutely have head scratchers and growing pains. But outside of Wilks he's probably already out best HC since Rivera, which isn't saying much, and imo his ceiling is unknown vs Wilks' which unfortunately seems well known.

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53 minutes ago, mrBdawg said:

Wow that’s actually really cool chatgpt can do that

Although, as we know Arizona sat in soft zone the entire second half. So there was a lot of dinking and dunking, but that’s the right thing to do in that situation. 

Week 1 pass chart doesn’t look bad. He pushes the ball downfield more than several other quarterbacks I’ve watched. For some reason the huddle thinks other quarterbacks are constantly throwing 60 yard bombs. That is absolutely not the case. Some quarterbacks aren’t taking any deep shots at all.

Most of us are advocating for him to at least push the ball down field as much as he did last year, which he isn't really. I'm not super interested in all his incompletions beyond 15 because we all see the wounded ducks.

Of the overwhelming majority of young starters he has more attempts and far fewer completions deep. The only comparison in raw numbers is Bo Nix but of his 3 completions beyond 15, 2 are 35+ yards, so he is threatening deep.

I don't need that. I just need him to be doing something more than 5-10 yard passes in front of the sticks. If he doesn't, our running game will continue to suffer, too.

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3 hours ago, mrBdawg said:

Wow that’s actually really cool chatgpt can do that

Although, as we know Arizona sat in soft zone the entire second half. So there was a lot of dinking and dunking, but that’s the right thing to do in that situation. 

Week 1 pass chart doesn’t look bad. He pushes the ball downfield more than several other quarterbacks I’ve watched. For some reason the huddle thinks other quarterbacks are constantly throwing 60 yard bombs. That is absolutely not the case. Some quarterbacks aren’t taking any deep shots at all.

What QBs threaten downfield less than Bryce Young?   

If there is one, it's got to be some weird cherry pick that doesn't compare to BY.  Like the Eagles hammering the ball on the ground and playing D.   

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On 9/19/2025 at 2:25 PM, CRA said:

What QBs threaten downfield less than Bryce Young?   

If there is one, it's got to be some weird cherry pick that doesn't compare to BY.  Like the Eagles hammering the ball on the ground and playing D.   

What QB has less offensive firepower to threaten downfield than Bryce? It’s a team issue not a Bryce issue. 

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4 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

What QB has less offensive firepower to threaten downfield than Bryce? It’s a team issue not a Bryce issue. 

The term is “threaten.” As in make the defense think about it, not pull off da bomb flip every play  

you don’t need prime Randy moss to toss a go route to the sideline to keep a safety honest. 

you just need a wr to run deep and a qb with the arm strength and accuracy to….hang on I’m getting an update 

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