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1 year agoYou can clearly see how proper footwork is essential to good QB performance. This is textbook perfect:
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DeMeco Ryans for HC, and preferably he brings Slowik as OC and Jerrod Johnson as QB coach. In exchange, the Texans can have Shitterer as a janitor plus $1 billion in cash from Tepper. Make that $2 billion if we can swap Bryce “Brucie” Young for CJ Stroud.
One can dream…
The Texans should thank the Panthers for passing on Stroud. What a great leader and teammate this kid is! The Panthers just can’t have nice things under Tepper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcmfvJv1mpU
The Texans should thank the Panthers for passing on Stroud. What a great leader and teammate this kid is! The Panthers just can’t have nice things under Tepper.
Happy for Stroud. What a great leader and teammate! The Panthers just can’t have nice things under Tepper.
Meanwhile, 600 miles away from Charlotte, an undrafted free agent QB playing behind a truly horrific O-line showed superior processing, army strength, and guts in leading his team to a win despite being sacked 9 times. The Panthers just can’t have nice things under Tepper.
Meanwhile, 600 miles away from Charlotte, an undrafted free agent QB playing behind a truly horrific O-line showed superior processing, army strength, and guts in leading his team to a win despite being sacked 9 times. The Panthers just can’t have nice things under Tepper.
For reference, here’s an undrafted free agent playing behind a truly horrifying O-line.
Fo sho, fo sho.
Except Mac Jones had a more than decent rookie season.
Young is a smaller, hardworking Johnny Manziel.
“Teams are blitzing far less vs Bryce and are still racking up tons of sacks because the line isn’t holding up.”
What do you mean teams are blitzing far more against Stroud? Stroud has faced blitzes only 12 more times than Young, and that’s likely because Stroud has played one more game than Young, who missed one game due to injury. If you divide the blitz numbers by the total games played, on average Stroud has faced blitz 8.8 times per game, against Young’s 8.4 per game. The difference is tiny, so your entire argument falls flat on its face.
Am I reading this correctly? I see Young and Stroud have an identical amount of time in the pocket (PktTime of 2.5 seconds for both). Stroud was blitzed, hurried, and hit more frequently than Young, but he has taken less sacks and has performed far better than Young.
All this tells me is that our offensive line isn’t as bad as many are making them out to be, and that Young holds onto the ball for too long, resulting in more sacks. So How does this prove that it’s not all on Young?
I know, you probably blame our receivers for not creating enough separation. I call that a load of crap. The receivers were NFL-open plenty of times, but Young was looking for Alabama-open, which he will very rarely get in the NFL. Young has got to process faster, let the ball go faster, and improve his ball placement. You can’t blame it all on the receivers.
Ooooh! Shitterer is a come-from-behind kind of guy. A real Gary Cooper. Go shit in your hat!
Why are you trying to ruin the business of copium dealers? Don’t you know that copium is the only thing that will help the fans keep their sanity for the next however many years it will take to un-fuck the historical fuckup that was the last draft?
Bryce urgently needs to improve his footwork. How was this not noticed during draft evaluation?
Our offensive line isn’t as horrible as people are making it out to be, and neither is Bryce some super-duper-processor many S2 fanboys still insist that he is. In fact, he’s not nearly as NFL-ready as he was advertised.
Here’s a good watch:
Just dropping this here. A good watch.
Scott Fitterer decided he wanted Young because he looked so poised around the dinner table.
“You feel the presence of the player, just like the command that they have,” Fitterer said. “As he’s sitting there at dinner, he was so poised and you’re like, ‘OK, if I put this guy in a huddle,’ if Frank and I saying, ‘This is the guy, we’re putting him in the huddle, game’s on the line.’ Bryce is the guy we want our players looking at, knowing this is the guy that can get it done for us. We can win with this guy. And I think that’s kind of where that social part overlaps in the football side when you get to know the person and not just the player.”
Where does David Tepper find these bozos? Or was Fitterer a Nicole Tepper hire?
Don’t worry, better days are just around the corner, possibly as soon as next week. Bryce Young, a super-duper-S2-processor with unequaled poise at the dinner table, will surely lead the Panthers to the promised land.
You can clearly see how proper footwork is essential to good QB performance. This is textbook perfect:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJfZyohX3kA