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Bryce Young will have a Brees career arc. I doubt it will be with the Panthers.

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Are you really comparing QB numbers 20+ years apart? 

We are in the age of the offense where QBs are putting up historic numbers and the NFL is continuously changing its rules to cater more towards explosive offense. It has allowed guys like Brees, Rogers, Stafford, Brady etc to play well into their late 30s and even their 40s.

I don’t even want to imagine what Bryce would look like playing in the early 2000s NFL.

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27 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

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I've thought since day 1, even though I wanted Stroud, that if Young was going to be successful he would likely look like Brees to start and end up taking off later in his career on a new team. Unfortunately/fortunately so far that looks to be spot on. By every metric aside from Yds/g, so far in 2025, Year 3 Bryce Young is significantly outplaying Brees' Year 3. My feeling is that the Bryce Young we saw at the end of last year was actually just a sneak peek of the player he is to become in a year or 2. Weather he will be on the Panthers or another team remains to be seen, I just hope if he isn't on the Panthers when he does play like the back half of 2024 for full time that we at least have our version of Philip Rivers in his place...

The Chargers didnt make the move because he sucked, it was because of his shoulder

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9 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The concerning part isn't about him reaching his peak, it's that this might be his peak.

After watching Canales speak, reading the beat writers and hearing mike kaye on KB show I am absolutely bracing myself for them picking up his 5th and bringing Dalton back next year.

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

 Bryce young will have a Zach Wilson career arc I doubt it will be on the Panthers 

They're failing for different reasons. Wilson oozes arm talent. It's just hard to find a parallel for Bryce because honestly guys as physically limited as him aren't drafted highly and rarely get starting opportunities, certainly not for 30+ games.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

They're failing for different reasons. Wilson oozes arm talent. It's just hard to find a parallel for Bryce because honestly guys as physically limited as him aren't drafted highly and rarely get starting opportunities, certainly not for 30+ games.

Simply trying to point out the list of failed qbs is far far greater then the ones that switch teams and magically are good

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Simply trying to point out the list of failed qbs is far far greater then the ones that switch teams and magically are good

Oh for sure. The "change of scenery" leading to wildly different results is the exception not the norm. Yeah, it does happen but it relies on a lot of dominoes falling correctly. Right player, right time, right situation in terms of system, surrounding talent, etc.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Oh for sure. The "change of scenery" leading to wildly different results is the exception not the norm. Yeah, it does happen but it relies on a lot of dominoes falling correctly. Right player, right time, right situation in terms of system, surrounding talent, etc.

From my perspective the best way to develop a guy is to have consistency at the coaching position, switching head coaches and coordinators every year just seem to break a lot of guys

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