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10 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

Anybody else think that we end up cutting Bryce, and he then winds up balling out on another team? Seen this movie before...

I don't think Matt Rhule is an NFL coach, but he was and maybe still is good in college.  Temple first year in 2013 2-10, Temple last year in 2016 10-3 bowl game; Baylor first year in 2017 1-11, Baylor last year in 2019 11-3 Sugar Bowl;-----Panthers/NFL tenure-----; Nebraska first year in 2023 5-7, Nebraska this year 3-0.  If Nebraska beats Michigan this weekend (a distinct possibility), they are probably looking at a really nice season.  

 

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24 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

No because Baker and Darnold have actual normal QB traits. 
 

Yeah, I doubt it. I just don't think he has NFL tools. He would need a Goff style landing spot where everything is setup perfectly for him and even then, I just think he's too physically limited to be a legit starting QB in the NFL.

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1 hour ago, Greatman77 said:

Anybody else think that we end up cutting Bryce, and he then winds up balling out on another team? Seen this movie before...

Nope. No balling out but he could latch on as a backup elsewhere. I still think he would be the weak link on a ridiculously loaded team that would create problems in the Playoff and while facing other really good teams. His limitations are just to much at this level.

I have zero fear of playing him in the future. It's a litmus test for the D, granted the D is pretty awful currently so none needed.

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