Dynamite99
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| Registered on: | 9/4/2021 |
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re: With the way Bill O'Brien has his current QB looking you should know the problem was Bryce
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/22/24 at 8:53 pm
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No doubt, that dude sucked. He won a Heisman and was a #1 pick. Regardless of what he does in the NFL, to say he was “the problem” in college may be the stupidest thing ever typed here. And that is a very high bar.
You are the reason Subway sandwich wrappers now have “DO NOT EAT WRAPPER” printed on them.
All of the problems Bryce is showing in the NFL were grossly evident against any defense with an athletic front in college..y'all just wanted to ignore it in his sophomore year because Jameson was covering for him, and the next year y'all blamed the entire team for his deficiencies.
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re: Who will last longer in the NFL, Young or Nix?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/20/24 at 7:48 am
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No. We're talking 2021. The year he won the Heisman. We did not play Daniels n 2021.
Nix, Levis, Richardson. They all look better than Bryce now. They all looked way worse than Bryce then. Well, Nix is a close call. He may look as bad.
In other words, no QB's who were considered dynamic or real game changers as passers. So, your point about who played the best against Georgia doesn't hold anywhere near the weight you think it does.
re: Who will last longer in the NFL, Young or Nix?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/19/24 at 7:40 pm
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The Panthers ruined him by playing him with a crap team around him. That's all I'm trying to tell you
Three current starting NFL QBs played vs. us that year
I'm assuming Daniels is one of them (correct me if I'm wrong). Name the others?
Dude, he was never going to be good in the NFL. Teams know how to play him because he has been exposed since college. Teams in the college copied and teams in the NFL have taken and tweaked the strategy Texas A&M used on him in his sophomore year, which was to overload one side of the LOS, play deep, and force him to throw quick to the middle. We seen the Saints flip this and overload both sides of the line with simulated pressure. It consistently works on him. I didn't watch the chargers game so I couldn't tell you if they did it, but teams already know that:
He's not good in the pocket
He's not good enough of an athlete to be an out of the pocket player
His arm is not strong enough to make unorthodox plays within the pocket while playing off platform, that I've seen people who have analysed his tape have pointed out.
It was always going to be this way.
re: Who will last longer in the NFL, Young or Nix?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/19/24 at 4:06 pm
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It was the second best performance against that defense by far that year. Guess which was best?
1. Tell me the best QB they played aside from young.
2. Tell me what the difference was between the first matchup and the second matchup. There was a key player who got hurt in the second one
re: Who will last longer in the NFL, Young or Nix?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/18/24 at 10:15 am
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He threw for over 300 yards and a td and without his two best wrs.
On about 57 throws. Hardly a great performance at all
re: Bryce Young is the worse QB in the NFL
Posted by Dynamite99 on 9/17/24 at 12:31 pm
He was good at throwing to Jameson Williams. That's about it
re: Jayden Daniels >> Bryce Young
Posted by Dynamite99 on 11/6/22 at 5:15 pm
He sure played like it last night. I haven't watched any of him this season because I usually work on Saturdays but from what I seen last night he definitely has potential.
re: Has there been a more wasted talent than Bryce Young in SEC history?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 11/6/22 at 11:34 am
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He easily won the Heisman last year in his sophomore year and was in the race to repeat until last night. Some of the throws he makes running all over the field under pressure are exceptional. I don't know what more you could ask for. He just ran into a buzzsaw atmosphere and defense last night.
And I have said since last season that Jameson should've won the Heisman because he was our best player. Whenever we needed a play he gave it to us. Every time. It didn't have to be late and it didn't have to be early. In the natty, on the play where he got hurt he was going to take it to the house but the throw was off. If he's thrown the ball in stride we take a comfortable lead that we wouldn't have given up.
Also, idk how you can make that statement when he has a severely diminished throwing power whenever he doesn't set his feet. People are talking about his throws were short because of the shoulder. He had this same problem last year. People thought he was intentionally grounding purposely game after game when it was really him being unable to get the ball to his receiver whenever he faced pressure.
re: Has there been a more wasted talent than Bryce Young in SEC history?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 11/6/22 at 11:18 am
Even against Auburn he still had Metchie and was struggling because Metchie was not really playing as good as people like to think he was. A lot of Metchies big yardage plays came from the defense being terrified that Jameson was going to go for 6 on every pass play, and Metchie ended up being wide open with nobody within 15 yards of him. To start the season, before the A&M game where Jameson broke out, Metchie was not having a good season.
re: Has there been a more wasted talent than Bryce Young in SEC history?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 11/6/22 at 11:15 am
This is where my problem with the perceptions of Bryce comes from, because this only rings true for QB's who are not of the elite level. When we faced Watson the first time in the NCG he didn't have his dynamic top guy in Mike Williams due to injury. They were so thin at receiver that he had to continually target a walk on in Renfrow. Yet Watson was still dominant. Bryce is being hyped as one of the greatest QB's to ever play in college and the greatest in Bama history, so he should not need guys destroying DB's every snap. It is clear that he does.
re: Has there been a more wasted talent than Bryce Young in SEC history?
Posted by Dynamite99 on 11/6/22 at 10:57 am
Exactly. He doesn't play based off of rhythm. The way he always shuffles his feet on dropbacks makes it hard for him to throw timing based routes. The biggest issue is he's not a great enough athlete to play the way he plays.
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