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Another example of Bryce playing chess that casuals wouldn’t notice or appreciate

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21 minutes ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

Did not remember him coming from NO. So next to last castoff?

Hell, now that you mention it Bridgewater might also be a push at the QB. 

I wouldn’t have counted Dalton since he was brought in to be the clear backup. But yeah Teddy played decent when Brees was hurt so we gave him starter money instead of just rolling with Cam for one more season or drafting a QB. It might not have mattered anyway with how badly Rhule fumbled everything

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On 11/3/2025 at 8:42 PM, XClown1986 said:

I just saw this. The fact he leans over and sets the protection for Dowdle was a nice fake out. You could tell the edges held up instead of crashing down, trying to keep Bryce in the pocket, while the backers and secondary flowed to their coverages. The Packers loaded the box and if they thought it was a run, they easily could have stuffed it. 

Yes. definitely worth trading the farm for a #1 pick just to be 11-20 for 102 yards and an INT because he can call an audible. maybe this was scripted and judging by how this offense has operated, this was probably scripted.

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27 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Yes. definitely worth trading the farm for a #1 pick just to be 11-20 for 102 yards and an INT because he can call an audible. maybe this was scripted and judging by how this offense has operated, this was probably scripted.

Project on someone else. I never said anything about "his worth". Just commenting on a single play.

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1 minute ago, Car123 said:

Jimmy Clausen? Get out of here with that comparison.

Yards per play they are comparable. And that's a rookie Jimmy Clausen while Bryce is 38 games deep. The only difference is Bryce Young has decent legs. You don't have to like it. But it's reality.

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5 minutes ago, frankw said:

Yards per play they are comparable. And that's a rookie Jimmy Clausen while Bryce is 38 games deep. The only difference is Bryce Young has decent legs. You don't have to like it. But it's reality.

Yards yards yards

jfc, some of y’all sound like when other fanbases used to say the lack of passing yards by Cam means he isn’t a good passer.

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2 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Yards yards yards

jfc, some of y’all sound like when other fanbases used to say the lack of passing yards by Cam means he isn’t a good passer.

Cam Newton was a rookie of the year and MVP and had one of the best arms in the NFL in his prime. He passed the eye test in spades. It is unbelievably comical that you chastise me for mentioning Bryce has similarities to Clausen and then you just invoke Cam Newton like that makes any sense to a rational observer whatsoever. Even Cam Newton with his questionable at times accuracy is a whole world away from where we are now with a #1 pick 38 games into his career being amongst the bottom in the league in multiple key statistical metrics.

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5 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Yards yards yards

jfc, some of y’all sound like when other fanbases used to say the lack of passing yards by Cam means he isn’t a good passer.

yards 

completion %

ints

fumbles

EPA per dropback

qbr

 

Its way more than yards my brother, its just you refusing to believe your lying eyes

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3 minutes ago, Verge said:

Are we really to the point of comparing Bryce to Jimmy Clausen? Lmao 

You've largely served as a key source of Bryce Young propaganda so certainly no one here expects you to acknowledge difficult truths.

Hope things go well for you on your next lengthy hiatus we all know you'll be taking soon. God forbid you actually show up when things aren't going well.

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