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Owner in 1QB dynasty. I would not say I'm exactly close to dropping him. If I had to drop someone from my 18 active roster offensive players right now, my preferences would be in this order:
Just a couple more? He’s had plenty already
Right. At least a couple more until I would consider him my most droppable player. Especially considering the optimism through the offseason. Granted, I realize that sounds comical after an awful Week 1. But the offseason talk is a *small* reset of sorts -- it extends his leash. So you don't drop after one game.
in superflex, if a QB is starting, hes gonna be rostered. I cant see someone dropping him in that format.
The rumor is he was Tepper's wife's favorite. Don't know how true that is, but mixed with the laughable test that torpedoed Stroud's draft stock it could make for one helluva future 30 for 30.
I cut him in my 10-team keep-4 Superflex. Also have Dak, Purdy and Darnold. Have CMC and needed to pick up the undrafted Mason, and Young was the most useless player on my roster, so out he went.
Didn’t Josh Allen greatly improve his accuracy by changing his mechanics? I think that this was the conventional wisdom for many years but recently there have been some improvements.
www.nytimes.com
He was good at being liked by David tepper
We know more about quarterbacks’ arms than ever. Can NFL teams take advantage?
With a growing number of QBs using biomechanics to guide offseason training, teams are figuring out how to implement the data.
We know more about quarterbacks’ arms than ever. Can NFL teams take advantage?
With a growing number of QBs using biomechanics to guide offseason training, teams are figuring out how to implement the data.
Does this Hess guy sell stilts
I mean, he was always projected to go in the top 2 right? Even before Carolina traded up.
Others can probably answer better, but I’m not sure that he was definitely going to get picked by Houston. Richardson had a lot of buzz and I think that there were questions about young’s size and profile. he probably would have still gone in the top 10 at least I think.
Here is a headlining confirming my claim, so I must be right: https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/...mbine-bryce-young-height-alabama-demeco-ryans
I seem to recall reading that Houston was trying to get him before the Panthers took him.
I dunno guys. Haven't you heard how good Bryce is at reacting to flashing lights or whatever? Stroud sucks at that.
he was great in college, elevated an Alabama team void of talent in his last year, won the heisman, was supposed to be this elite processor, and could make every throw and called mini Drew Brees but all his limitations every week are displayed out there and he just sucks quite frankly even with an improved o-line, HC, and weapons. He's done and mentally broken
I think he has become my most droppable out of those 6 in one day.
I’m in a 2QB dynasty and I’m not dropping, but boy if someone floated a 3rd my way I’d be tempted. He looks atrocious.
As someone who has invested in Diontae, I would welcome the Red Rocket with open arms. At least he can actually throw the football.
Seemed inevitable, but damn, that was quick. Kudos to the coach for figuring that one out so quickly.
for the Titans adding him as Callahan's development QB that they're searching for and telling him "we had this guy Malik and he went n worked with these QB gurus....." See what happens with him like Malik or as the Cowboys do with Lance too.
The Watson room is down the hall to the right.
....and there is a masseuse there for your entertainment while you wait.
Even if he turned into a productive player, it would have been bad because of the capital they gave up. What makes it the worst is that he might be the worst starting QB of the last 10 years in the whole league.
