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How I play the team rebuild and Bryce Young if I was the GM

jb2288

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mc52beast Grand Master

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I think a bigger elephant is the owner. If he pushed for Bryce then he’s going to make Canales do anything and everything to make him work. And again with Tepper, we know how he has meddled in the past and I’m not convinced he has been twiddling his thumbs and staying out of the way. Just remember that any and all decisions are ran thru him and his wife and I’m not confident at all that this team will be anything more than horrible while Dave is the owner.

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Cpt slay a ho Mentor

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Hell Yes to Saleh

draft bpa, team is starving for talent, sign a vet qb and maybe draft a qb in the late rounds until this team has a clear direction 

we a need wr again cause our gm is mid 

Winston would be a nice get for the culture of the locker room and to give these WRs a fair look on what there abilities can be 

all sounds good op but we’ve been preaching logical moves the entire tepper tenure yet they’ve chosen the opposite, I wouldn’t get our hopes up 

 

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If Coker stays healthy he will show out as the #1 WR. The starting o line is solid but we got snake bit quick. I agree on continue to draft o-line. 
 

If Bryce is really the problem I’d expose him and remove checkdowns and force him to throw. Seems like he builds momentum by Dave calling deep routes and letting the TE eat on check downs he throws. 

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