Bryce Young: one of least efficient qbs in the league past first read

[RJK]

Let’s say Bryce ends up being a decent game manager. Which he hasn’t proven to be yet. He’s still a bust considering being 1 overall and what was given up to get him. 

[Waldo]

5 hours ago, RJK said:

Let’s say Bryce ends up being a decent game manager. Which he hasn’t proven to be yet. He’s still a bust considering being 1 overall and what was given up to get him. 

Yes. That's what you buy on a discount in free agency while the team keeps swinging in the draft and not spend multiple 1st, a starter and more on. 

Also it's year 3 so I have no idea what people are hoping a surge of improvement comes from at this point. It's not coming physically. Maybe he sits and fixes his mechanics after his stint here? Seems like a stretch given why they are the way they are but that's the only route I can guess and even then it's hitting jag QB levels. 

The only way he can bust harder at this point is by the team taking his 5th option and dragging out another 2 years of this crap and still go no where with it. 

 

[NAS]

8 hours ago, mav1234 said:

Do you think his current play warrants us picking up his 5th year?

I think we need to see more but a 5th year option gives you more time to evaluate and also gives team leverage in negotiations if his performance drastically improves. 

[TLGPanthersFan]

4 minutes ago, NAS said:

I think we need to see more but a 5th year option gives you more time to evaluate and also gives team leverage in negotiations if his performance drastically improves. 

We do not need to see more. Bryce’s ceiling has been reached. He isn’t going to become a franchise QB. Giving him his fifth year would be beyond stupid at this point. 

[kungfoodude]

6 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

We do not need to see more. Bryce’s ceiling has been reached. He isn’t going to become a franchise QB. Giving him his fifth year would be beyond stupid at this point. 

It's not a massive investment so "beyond stupid" is hyperbolic. It's just generally unnecessary. At this point, the results have been basically very similar. He can elevate his game to moderate game manager levels at his peak and mostly he is a significantly below average NFL QB. He is essentially an upper half NFL backup QB at the moment. 

It's possible he develops eventually. I will never say it's IMPOSSIBLE for that to happen but does anyone honestly think that is likely?

If so, based on what aspects of his 2.5 year career so far? Why does his gameplay look so similar to 2023 when the investments in the offense have been so immense?