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A historical perspective on just how statistically bad Bryce Young as a passer this season.

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9 minutes ago, jopie87 said:

Yeah, I think those two are on a tier all of their own. Not sure how you can win games with either. Bears moved on and are better off for it. Our turn next.

Super small sample size but Gabriel is worse.

3 minutes ago, fanpanther said:

crazy jets won today fields had 54 yards and an int....just when u thinj bryce is the worse qb in the nfl fields is like hold on i got this

100%. There is worse.

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If the 49ers can move on from Lance, the NYJ can move on from Zach Wilson, we can sure as hell move along here.  The 2 Daves and 1 Dan need to move TF along. 

The trade for #1 is in the past.  Just move on.  Get this over with.  He's not happening.  

You can just see when a guy has that NFL level ability when he starts playing.  It's an inherent thing, you just see it.  Something clicks.

Dart is the super easy example this year.  Bryce just doesn't have that.  It's not something you just get.  

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37 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

If the 49ers can move on from Lance, the NYJ can move on from Zach Wilson, we can sure as hell move along here.  The 2 Daves and 1 Dan need to move TF along. 

The trade for #1 is in the past.  Just move on.  Get this over with.  He's not happening.  

You can just see when a guy has that NFL level ability when he starts playing.  It's an inherent thing, you just see it.  Something clicks.

Dart is the super easy example this year.  Bryce just doesn't have that.  It's not something you just get.  

Don't forget Josh Rosen. Immediately pivoted from that mistake.

Also, Dart is not what I would call an NFL success. Lots of potential and skill level but TBD.

3 minutes ago, fanpanther said:

i havnt watched him but stats show him way ahead of byoung after the same amount of games. not good stats but still better than youngs first few games.

He is significantly behind Young in most categories. He's quite atrocious.

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40 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

If the 49ers can move on from Lance, the NYJ can move on from Zach Wilson, we can sure as hell move along here.  The 2 Daves and 1 Dan need to move TF along. 

The trade for #1 is in the past.  Just move on.  Get this over with.  He's not happening.  

You can just see when a guy has that NFL level ability when he starts playing.  It's an inherent thing, you just see it.  Something clicks.

Dart is the super easy example this year.  Bryce just doesn't have that.  It's not something you just get.  

Fields.  RIchardson.  And on and on.  Carolina just being Carolina.  

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

He is significantly behind Young in most categories. He's quite atrocious.

One is a rookie not prepped to be the starter coming in and one is a 3rd year starter with no competition. 

and…..Gabriel has a better QB rating lol

 

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

One is a rookie not prepped to be the starter coming in and one is a 3rd year starter with no competition. 

and…..Gabriel has a better QB rating lol

 

I am sure we would love his 124 yds/GM passing and his 24 yard career long passing.

He is quite literally one of the only QB's in the NFL worse than Bryce. Same noodle arm.

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I am sure we would love his 124 yds/GM passing and his 24 yard career long passing.

He is quite literally one of the only QB's in the NFL worse than Bryce. Same noodle arm.

He is dog poo.  But his QB rating and QBR is right there with Bryce.   He is also 5 starts into a career.    Hell, same amount of games over 200 this year 

Browns won’t play him for 3 years though.  Thats the real difference 

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Just now, CRA said:

He is dog poo.  But his QB rating and QBR is right there with Bryce.   He is also 5 starts into a career.    Hell, same amount of games over 200 this year 

Browns won’t play him for 3 years though.  Thats the real difference 

I can tell 5 starts into his career he won't be in the NFL even as long as Bryce.

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11 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I can tell 5 starts into his career he won't be in the NFL even as long as Bryce.

Bryce’s time in the NFL right now is purely because of the investment made into him.  Bryce Young as a starter would have ended after his rookie season if went in the 3rd round.  

And I’m not in disagreement on DG.  But we basically what occurs if you stay on that path 

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7 minutes ago, CRA said:

Bryce’s time in the NFL right now is purely because of the investment made into him.  Bryce Young as a starter would have ended after his rookie season if went in the 3rd round.  

And I’m not in disagreement on DG.  But we basically what occurs if you stay on that path 

Yeah, I agree. It's the first rounder thing. Gabriel is a worse version of Bryce without that advantage. His days are numbered

 

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