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Predicting the rest of Bryce Young’s career after he leaves the Panthers

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5 hours ago, Jmac said:

Coaching what? He has terrible fundamentals and no alpha personality traits. He has the build of a high school QB who doesn't hit the gym. What can he possibly teach anyone about being successful when he is a failure in the game.

Go back to Cali and open up a chain of restaurants and play video games all day.

Offensive assistant, to passing game coordinator, to offensive coordinator, to head coach.

Not saying he'll be any or all of those things, but that's probably the career path I'd see him trying to follow.  Because like you said, I can't see him being a QB coach if he can't get the fundamentals down right himself.

But those other coaching positions are more about game planning and play design/calling than actual on field coaching up of players.  And that's an area where I think his football brain could end up panning out for him to have a decent post playing career.

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1 hour ago, tukafan21 said:

Offensive assistant, to passing game coordinator, to offensive coordinator, to head coach.

Not saying he'll be any or all of those things, but that's probably the career path I'd see him trying to follow.  Because like you said, I can't see him being a QB coach if he can't get the fundamentals down right himself.

But those other coaching positions are more about game planning and play design/calling than actual on field coaching up of players.  And that's an area where I think his football brain could end up panning out for him to have a decent post playing career.

He doesn’t have to have the fundamentals down to teach them. Old saying, those that can’t do, teach. 
 

I’d see college OC in his future if he stayed with football but he can easily buy himself a few fast food franchises, car washes, stuff like that to stay busy with. 

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