Bryce Young

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what would his trade value be? Know he's a former #1, but his physical attributes are bottom-shelf and the mental processing he's put on film in the NFL has been below-average. If they get any day 2 picks for him at this point, I think you have to take that. Saw one piece suggesting Miami could deal next year's 2nd round pick for Young...
 
UNCRx85 said:
what would his trade value be? Know he's a former #1, but his physical attributes are bottom-shelf and the mental processing he's put on film in the NFL has been below-average. If they get any day 2 picks for him at this point, I think you have to take that. Saw one piece suggesting Miami could deal next year's 2nd round pick for Young...
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Hard to fathom that any team would trade a 2nd rounder for him.

If he does make his way back into the starting lineup later this season and somehow shows enough to warrant 2nd round pick value in a potential trade, the Panthers would probably just keep him at that point. Otherwise, I think the only trade options will be like 6th or 7th round picks from teams looking for a low risk reclamation project.
 
The draftheads will never admit being incorrect. Their take is that the Panthers ruined him. To be fair that argument has a lot of validity. But I do think Young just has some terrible flaws which will always hold him back.
 
circlesky88 said:
Excellent breakdown of Young's lack of pocket presence and inability to read a defense:
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Watching that actually makes me think better of Bryce Young. That tape was full of fuckups by everyone. Hard to blame him when nobody is doing their job, when the play calls are not helping him, etc.
 
I remember when Doug Flutie was a hot shot little Heisman college quarterback. “Little” being the operative word. He was given his shot in the NFL after a year in that other league, the USFL.

Initially he played 4 ineffective years for 2 different teams in the NFL before being forced to play several seasons in the Canadian league, where he met some success. He was brought back to the NFL by the Buffalo Bills….played there a few more years - and I believe he was named come back player of the year once, and made the Pro Bowl once.

But overall, Flutie was not a great NFL QB. It’s not a stretch to guess that Bryce Young’s career could easily go the same direction, with the same sort of trajectory.
 
Centerpiece said:
I remember when Doug Flutie was a hot shot little Heisman college quarterback. “Little” being the operative word. He was given his shot in the NFL after a year in that other league, the USFL.

Initially he played 4 ineffective years for 2 different teams in the NFL before being forced to play several seasons in the Canadian league, where he met some success. He was brought back to the NFL by the Buffalo Bills….played there a few more years - and I believe he was named come back player of the year once, and made the Pro Bowl once.

But overall, Flutie was not a great NFL QB. It’s not a stretch to guess that Bryce Young’s career could easily go the same direction, with the same sort of trajectory.
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Compared to Young, didn’t Flutie have a cannon for an arm?
 
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