Bryce Young 5th year option exercised

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12 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Dude, I'm saying the Cardinals have proven they know nothing.

Not saying keeping Bryce is the best choice long term, just saying that we've made the right move for this moment in time. 

But man, the Cardinals are never a blueprint for success. Haven't been since they were in Chicago.

I don’t think people are saying that picking up the option is a call for the pitchforks.

We would have had to do things differently a couple of years back to make declining the option a valid move. We didn’t and here we are. People largely accept that.

The pattern it adheres to, reinforces the nausea we feel when the idea of an extension, and at top of the market no less, comes up. 
One that he hasn’t shown he deserves.
 

Same as he did not deserve to be drafted 1.1. Look at Pavia and what really is the difference? Bryce is a nice guy and Pavia is an asshole lol. They are both no margin for error non day one talents. One went undrafted.  Probably should have been drafted day three anyway. The other was way over drafted.  

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41 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Dude, I'm saying even the Cardinals knew when to cut bait with a busted flush.

I dunno if the team that gave kyler 5 years and $230 million is the team to emulate

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6 minutes ago, PadresPanthersFan said:

I dunno if the team that gave kyler 5 years and $230 million is the team to emulate

That deal with the ‘must watch film’ clause was all I needed to see. He is an athletic little fuger though, with a cannon. 

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1 hour ago, strato said:

I don’t think people are saying that picking up the option is a call for the pitchforks.

We would have had to do things differently a couple of years back to make declining the option a valid move. We didn’t and here we are. People largely accept that.

The pattern it adheres to, reinforces the nausea we feel when the idea of an extension, and at top of the market no less, comes up. 
One that he hasn’t shown he deserves.
 

Same as he did not deserve to be drafted 1.1. Look at Pavia and what really is the difference? Bryce is a nice guy and Pavia is an asshole lol. They are both no margin for error non day one talents. One went undrafted.  Probably should have been drafted day three anyway. The other was way over drafted.  

Hey, I was against drafting him back when, but you can't go back and undo it.

So... you move on and hope there really is something developing there. Someone with more knowledge of the situation (whose job relies on it) seems to have more than hope than we do. So... once again, we trod into the coming season with Bryce and a lot of expectations.

Like I said, the extension wasn't offered for past performance, it's a hedge against something great happening. If something mediocre happens, it also gives us something tradeable. If something bad happens, then we aren't on the hook for much more and we wade back into the rookie pool.

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23 hours ago, fanpanther said:

It makes no sense I see all these articles saying if byoung keeps improving and I am wondering what improvement.  His total tds were up for this past year, but his y/g 179.9 171.6 188.2 basically a flat line especailly if you remove his outlier games.  His QBR 34.1 50.7 47.6 actually went down ; his y/a 5.5 6.3 6.3 no improvement .  Basically every single stat shows he is exactly who he has been since entering the nfl a bottom of the league qb.

If we extend him, it will set us back.

Anyone blind to his body of work needs to be examined, he is simply not good.