Not on Bryce

[cranky]

So says this guy. You can't really argue against what he he's saying when he post videos to back it up. I do disagree with him when he says its not on Canales though. He calls the plays and if the receivers aren't getting open, thats on him or the OC. 

Anyway, I know a lot of you will disagree with him but it's still worth a watch.

 

[Cam's New Arm]

Pie for the balls posting this.

I'll watch it later when the girlfriend allows me time.

[mrcompletely11]

1 minute ago, Cam's New Arm said:

Pie for the balls posting this.

I'll watch it later when the girlfriend allows me time.

giggity, I remember those days

[Jon Snow]

No, it's not his fault he was drafted. Its not his fault he keeps being put into a position he shouldn't be in. On that I totally agree. 

[Proudiddy]

I literally stopped on the second play after watching the entire Pats secondary just run underneath all of the receivers BECAUSE THEY  ARE DARING HIM TO fuging THROW OVER THE TOP AND HE CANT.

and this douchenozzle says, “and so yeah, you can see right there the panthers want to keep it short and sweet” to excuse it.  No, dickhead, we don’t,  we don’t have a fuging choice.

[frankw]

Watched the video read this guys responses in the comments. He's just another in a long line of folks carrying water.

The Panthers have many problems and 99% of folks readily acknowledge that. But to just ignore the fact that Bryce Young's distinct lack of ability to throw downfield competently and consistently and his horrible ball placement is putting the offense and the defense as a result in predicaments throughout games is not even a viewpoint worth responding to anymore. These people cannot be helped.

[CPF4LIFE]

8 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I literally stopped on the second play after watching the entire Pats secondary just run underneath all of the receivers BECAUSE THEY  ARE DARING HIM TO fuging THROW OVER THE TOP AND HE CANT.

and this douchenozzle says, “and so yeah, you can see right there the panthers want to keep it short and sweet” to excuse it.  No, dickhesd, we don’t,  we don’t have a fuging choice.

But I'm supposed to believe teams are gonna be itching to pick him up and turn him into a MVP?? Yeah okay...

[LinvilleGorge]

That's probably one of the folks who ran off to discord or maybe Icege

[cranky]

21 minutes ago, Cam's New Arm said:

Pie for the balls posting this.

I'll watch it later when the girlfriend allows me time.

Guess I'm just a glutton for punishment.

[Jon Snow]

2 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

But I'm supposed to believe teams are gonna be itching to pick him up and turn him into a MVP?? Yeah okay...

MVP? Nah. But I will say that if there is anyone that could find a way to use him it would be Andy Reid. But no, I wouldn't be worried about him being any threat to anyone. 

[mrcompletely11]

2 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

MVP? Nah. But I will say that if there is anyone that could find a way to use him it would be Andy Reid. But no, I wouldn't be worried about him being any threat to anyone. 

andy reid moved on from a slightly bigger version of bryce in Alex smith, he doesnt want poo to do with young

[Proudiddy]

9 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

MVP? Nah. But I will say that if there is anyone that could find a way to use him it would be Andy Reid. But no, I wouldn't be worried about him being any threat to anyone. 

I just can’t see any team turning him into anything.  He literally can’t throw downfield.  Back in the 80s or 90s, MAYBE, because west coast offenses used the short pass to supplement the run game, but that has evolved to where every QB needs to be able to throw it deep.  Even in games we have won where we minimized Bryce’s impact by running the ball, it still always feels like he’s dangerously close to fuging it up with a fumble, stumble or pick.  I just don’t see how that works anywhere.

[LinvilleGorge]

Honestly most modern NFL offenses revolve around the short passing game with the ball coming out fast but you need the threat of the deep ball to make that work. The threat of the deep ball is vital. You just don't have it with Bryce. You can essentially defend the entire field like it's the redzone.

[Proudiddy]

And again, I just don’t think people realize how much his limitations impact the game.  Again, watch that second play from scrimmage.  The DBs are literally shadowing every receiver UNDERNEATH.  They are mirroring their routes underneath, playing super aggressive because they only have to cover about a 10 yard box downfield stretching the width of the field.  Do people understand how much more aggressive defenses can be and are when that is the case?  This is insane.