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3 minutes ago, frankw said:

That being said. Some folks are very unnecessarily going into overdrive to spin a #1 pick who just happens to be the most undersized QB in the league (yes he is shorter than Kyler Murray let's just be real here) finishing with the lowest single game passing yardage per 24 attempts since all the way back to 1980.

Good Lord!

I bet the O-line play wasn't the worst since 1980. 

And @thebdawg, injuries absolutely can make for a bad showing at the end of the day. That's not an excuse, it's just a fact.

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32 minutes ago, thebdawg said:

There’s way too much invested in this line for it to perform this poorly, injuries or not 

Most teams OLs are dealing with injuries at the end of the season. So by that token all QB play should be horrific across the board, but it's not.  Using the OL as an excuse anytime a QB plays bad is just lazy.  This is the same OL when Bryce had his good games not so long ago.  So do they suck just when Bryce does bad? Obviously they played well enough when y'all were doing your victory laps and saying 'you told us Bryce was the man' in the victories.

It goes back to my stance with Bryce all along...he's a low end starting QB.  He'd be a great backup. Bryce is going to have a few really nice games a season at this point in his career, with a few WTF games mixed in, but very middling overall.

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1 hour ago, GoobyPls said:

I don’t think the average mouth breather on this forum understands how bad the pass protection is on this team. Even on check downs he’s getting blasted, that shouldn’t happen on check downs. 
 
Everyone knows QBs like Bryce needs passing lane, that’s his biggest fault. If the line is creating passing lanes this offense won’t function 

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6 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Nice refute.

 

5 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

How is he wrong.  Enlighten us

So you two are mad because we didn’t beat a really good Seattle team and are now looking to place blame squarely on Bryce?

Brosmer throws for 51 yards and Minnesota wins and somehow that means we should’ve won?

Detroit had 6 turnovers. Addison a 65 yard rushing TD. Detroit scored 10 points. 

Some of you really struggle with big picture thinking ability when it comes to this stuff.

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2 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

 

So you two are mad because we didn’t beat a really good Seattle team and are now looking to place blame squarely on Bryce?

Brosmer throws for 51 yards and Minnesota wins and somehow that means we should’ve won?

Detroit had 6 turnovers. Addison a 65 yard rushing TD. Detroit scored 10 points. 

Some of you really struggle with big picture thinking ability when it comes to this stuff.

This is what flailing looks like 

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38 minutes ago, Eazy-E said:

Defense stepped up after that and held them to a FG. Offense proceeded to turn it over on downs right after. 

Was it an incredibly dumb penalty, of course it was. The defense played their asses off though and got zero help from the offense. If you force them to punt at that point instead of the penalty do you really think the offense does anything differently?

We’ll never know for sure, but I’m reasonably certain just based on common sense that our offense functions completely differently with all the momentum and energy of the home crowd with 10 minutes left down one score, than they do with no momentum and a deflated crowd with only 5 minutes left and down 2 scores. The energy shift in the stadium and on the field after Horn’s penalty was beyond noticeable.

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6 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

How is he wrong.  Enlighten us

Both of Bryce's sacks came within the final 5 minutes when the run game was clearly out the window.  The defense pinned their ears back, which defenses tend to do in obvious pass situations, especially at the end of the game.  So for 55 minutes Bryce was kept clean, but this is on the OL?  Could he have had more time? Sure. Good QBs can overcome a relentless pass rush.  So which is it? Is Bryce good enough to overcome constant pressure by a top-tier defense or does he need ample time...all the time, to be efficient?

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