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Bryce's Achilles Heel Is Not What You Think It Is

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7 hours ago, strato said:

Where did I cite Dalton throwing the ball 60 air yards? I believe you err.
The other guy currently in this thread claimed earlier, that Bryce could throw the ball 60 yards and I asked him if he had ever seen that. 

I rewatched some of those games with Dalton and the difference is stark. The way the ball comes out of his hand compared to bryce is noticable. Especially on the out breaking routes

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3 minutes ago, carolinanimal said:

I rewatched some of those games with Dalton and the difference is stark. The way the ball comes out of his hand compared to bryce is noticable. Especially on the out breaking routes

You must be an old guy too. What gives it away is your refusal to accept data. You think your eyes know more than experts and science it’s foolish. But we can dig deeper if you want. There’s a lot of people here who will never praise a black QB. When Cam was here it was Derek Anderson. Now it’s Andy Dalton. Stop it. Could there be a darker meaning? The one this board is never ready for, but idc. My life doesn’t revolve around this place so I’ll say it. 

If he was born in the civil rights era it also means he spent the first 20+years of his life being fed that blacks aren’t supposed to play QB, they aren’t mentally capable. I’m sure a petite one is throwing him into all types of mental fits. 

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5 minutes ago, carolinanimal said:

I rewatched some of those games with Dalton and the difference is stark. The way the ball comes out of his hand compared to bryce is noticable. Especially on the out breaking routes

Dalton has a stronger arm than Bryce. He always has. 

I mean, Will Grier also had a cannon for an arm. So does Anthony Richardson. 

Doesn't necessarily mean they are more suited to play than Bryce. 

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3 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

You must be an old guy too. What gives it away is your refusal to accept data. You think your eyes know more than experts and science it’s foolish. But we can dig deeper if you want. There’s a lot of people here who will never praise a black QB. When Cam was here it was Derek Anderson. Now it’s Andy Dalton. Stop it. Could there be a darker meaning? The one this board is never ready for, but idc. My life doesn’t revolve around this place so I’ll say it. 

If he was born in the civil rights era it also means he spent the first 20+years of his life being fed that blacks aren’t supposed to play QB, they aren’t mentally capable. I’m sure a petite one is throwing him into all types of mental fits. 

Lol. WTF.

This is a fitting and insane end to this thread.

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40 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

You must be an old guy too. What gives it away is your refusal to accept data. You think your eyes know more than experts and science it’s foolish. But we can dig deeper if you want. There’s a lot of people here who will never praise a black QB. When Cam was here it was Derek Anderson. Now it’s Andy Dalton. Stop it. Could there be a darker meaning? The one this board is never ready for, but idc. My life doesn’t revolve around this place so I’ll say it. 

If he was born in the civil rights era it also means he spent the first 20+years of his life being fed that blacks aren’t supposed to play QB, they aren’t mentally capable. I’m sure a petite one is throwing him into all types of mental fits. 

I'm at least in the running for Bryce's biggest hater.  I was stanning for Cam before it was cool, he is my all time GOAT.  Cam is how I got my kids into football.  Most Bryce's haters are me.  And to pretend otherwise, and try to make that the convo.... is whack.  

pretending some small horrible voices that don't deserve oxygen is what is "really going on" is whack.  

 

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5 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

Seeing that makes me think he did some real damage to his throwing arm when he hurt his shoulder at bama. 

That's an interesting theory. He did come back REALLY quickly from that AC joint sprain. He did also have medicals with us and other teams so I guess if that was the case, no obvious long term damage was found.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

That's an interesting theory. He did come back REALLY quickly from that AC joint sprain. He did also have medicals with us and other teams so I guess if that was the case, no obvious long term damage was found.

I just don’t see him being able to make that throw now. Maybe he can but it seems like something changed for him since then.

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14 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

I just don’t see him being able to make that throw now. Maybe he can but it seems like something changed for him since then.


Could be that his shoulder is degraded. It could also be that he doesn’t get pockets like this in the nfl.

 

 

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21 minutes ago, CRA said:

I'm at least in the running for Bryce's biggest hater.  I was stanning for Cam before it was cool, he is my all time GOAT.  Cam is how I got my kids into football.  Most Bryce's haters are me.  And to pretend otherwise, and try to make that the convo.... is whack.  

pretending some small horrible voices that don't deserve oxygen is what is "really going on" is whack.  

 

And people like me think it’s whack to not acknowledge it. This is a much deeper intellectual discussion that gets into critical race theory. Not suited for the people here who can’t even handle nuanced sports opinions. 
 

If you think it’s dead tho, ask yourself why most teams with young black QBs often surround them with black backups. They don’t call for the black back up like they do for the white one. It’s one of the reasons Flacco keeps getting shipped off from the Browns. 

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