this video aged like the milk i forgot to throw out lol

God imagine if Bryce had the Receivers Tua had. Bryce could’ve been the GREATEST college Quarterback ever

@leebarbs7176

Жыл бұрын

Pumped to see what he can do with a core of Mingo/Theilin/Chark

@kylerobinson553

Жыл бұрын

I'm a life long bama fan and Bryce is the greatest. Look what he did without compared to what tua did have. So there's no doubt if Carolina get him some weapons on the outside nfc South is gonna be in trouble 😊

@Marquesjones5

Жыл бұрын

Had great receivers two years ago. But showing out last year with what he had is probably the reason he went number 1. It was always about him and not the help he had.

@stanthebamafan

Жыл бұрын

Two seasons ago he had great receivers, but unfortunately the top two got injured going into the national championship. Bama had to play Georgia in the natty with Slade Bolden as the best receiver lol. If not for receiver and o-line injuries, the national championship could have looked a lot more like the SEC championship.

@patrickegan6203

Жыл бұрын

@@leebarbs7176 don’t forget abt TMJ, coaches said he’s been extremely impressive

This has aged so well!

@nicknewyork11

4 ай бұрын

Its too early to tell lol

@khaos682

3 ай бұрын

Age well, this did not.

I don't know football that well but he seems extremely good at using his blockers. Like he uses them as fluid protection and reroutes tacklers into them while remaining in the pocket.

@dkoda840

10 ай бұрын

You know a lot more of the important traits likes pocket prescience than quite a lot of casual viewers.

@purpleperc1012

7 ай бұрын

Looks like he’s on a team full of 5 star players versus 2-4 star guys, some of which probably have a career real estate right now

Been following the guy since high school I love how he plays the position. The difference between him and Shroud is that you're going to win more games you probably shouldn't have otherwise with Bryce. Kid's got ice in his veins. Not saying Shroud can't consistently clutch close games, but from what I've seen Bama avoided multiple 3+ loss seasons because of Bryce, it's weird that when he got the reins at QB Bama's receiver room took a big dip in depth which a lot of teams are happy that happened cause if he had that 2017-2020 receiver room no one would come close to what he could've done there.

@purpleperc1012

7 ай бұрын

I agree with you Carolina should be winless. 😂

great breakdown. also what's amazing with young, given his short stature he doesn't get many passes knocked down or tipped. i remember during an interview he said that he sets his release high for this very reason and always looks for the open passing lanes even when the pocket is collapsing.

He doesn't have an injury history. He was injured once in 2 years and missed 1 game as a starter, and that injury wasn't even from a hit. It was from an awkward fall.

Bryce could have won a second Heisman and a national championship this past season if his receivers hadn’t been such a weakness. His leading receiver was a runningback. This was the worst group of receivers at Alabama since the Saban era began. There were a lot of highly rated recruits, but most of them ended up underperforming then transferring as soon as the season was over.

@purpleperc1012

7 ай бұрын

See that’s the difference. You’re arguing about the talent that they had there, which was the same as it always been. The problem is maybe they didn’t perform as well. That’s a personal problem. 😂

Bryce missed a game and a half with injury the entirety of his college career, and bounced back perfectly the first game after. I would even put Bryce and Injury History in the same sentence.

@tthompson7609

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY WTF IS THIS GIY TALKING ABOUT?

@aabahdjfisosososos

Жыл бұрын

Wasn’t it shoulder related too

When you reach this level of the game nobody escapes injury no matter the size. Young has had amazingly few injuries.

@doyleterrell199

Жыл бұрын

8998u99u

@jreagle58

Жыл бұрын

@@doyleterrell199 first there was butt dials, now butt comments

@purpleperc1012

7 ай бұрын

@@jreagle58bro had stroke. May he rest in peace

@jreagle58

7 ай бұрын

@@purpleperc1012 what?

Nice very good content, very well done and very professional 💯

Insane how similar this guy sounds like Brett Kollman. Same cadence, tone, etc. Great content regardless

Don’t forget the X factor. The circumstances that surround a rookies start to their career. Intangibles are what a good qb looks like. That X factor is the difference between Ryan Leaf and Tom Brady

@Liquidskwid

Жыл бұрын

Where he lands is huge, but not brady to leaf huge.

@changlor5082

Жыл бұрын

Panthers are the best spot for Bryce. Upgraded staff, Oline in place(some injuries but all are coming back), Defense is solid, Good running game!

@KingMePlz94

Жыл бұрын

Ryan leaf and Tom Brady is a crazy ass comp. One was the 2nd pick the other was later round pick who nobody expected anything from especially with drew Bledsoe in house. You could’ve atleast went first rounder and first rounder lol

@XMrChicagoX

Жыл бұрын

@@KingMePlz94 that’s what I’m talking about though. That X factor lead Tom to be who he is today despite the fact that he didn’t look like an NFL qb when he was drafted at 199. Ryan Leaf had all the things you wanted to see in a QB but didn’t have that X factor that allowed him to handle the pressure of digging out a bad team.

@KingMePlz94

Жыл бұрын

@@XMrChicagoX it’s easy to be free and confident have that X factor when nothing is expected.

How does Bryce Young have an injury history he missed one game? He hurt his shoulder from trying to force a throw.

@GrayGamer

Жыл бұрын

He couldn’t practice for a week or two after missing the Texas A&M game. Nick Saban said it was worse than Bryce was showing. But still I wouldn’t call it a an injury history either.

How does he have an injury history when his only injury was an AC joint

@ajhaynes5721

Жыл бұрын

Man I said the same thing. He missed 1 game in his college career. Smh 🤦🏽‍♂️

@TheBlackestKnight21

Жыл бұрын

@@ajhaynes5721 lol he also said that WR was kendrick law when that was literally isaiah bond 😂

@ajhaynes5721

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBlackestKnight21 😂 Dude smoking some real good stuff I say. I wanted to ask him if I could have some.

@purpleirklegrovestreet

Жыл бұрын

@@ajhaynes5721 theres a trend going on of youtube analysts who see guys like football analysis raking in millions of views on their player film breakdown vids, then think their football iq is greater than tony romos

@ajhaynes5721

Жыл бұрын

@@purpleirklegrovestreet I get it…. Bruh still terrible. Have whatever opinions but don’t make shit up. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️😂

He said Bryce Young need to clean up his footwork😂😂😂😂Every NFL expert has said Bryce has the best footwork of anyone since Andrew Luck...he's been praised for having Quiet feet...What is this guy talking about?

good video. one small thing is that i’d like to know how many QBs qualified for the stats you’re looking at. is it 16th out of 50 or 16th out of 200? big difference

@BillyStephens

Жыл бұрын

Seems like the category you're referring to is performance under pressure. There were 40 qualifiers

I would love to see an analysis of Julius Brents from Kansas State

Excellent video. The stats you showed at 4:46 are a bit misleading without taking into account that Bryce Young's average time to throw was 3.02 seconds, which is 9th in the country. This means he also invites his own pressure by holding on to the ball, which inflates his pressure % statistic. Not all pressures were his fault, but both metrics relate to each other.

I know pocket passers are decreasing in the NFL but i see more injuries happening cause the NFL defense is not like college.

the snatch on that first juke was filthy

he will be the black drew brees. short, smart as hell, the ability to climb the pocket and evade pressure, the deadly efficiency and accuracy, leadership, the only difference is bryce has better running ability. finally, after all those years of drew brees torturing the panthers, we can unleash hell with by9 😈

It's funny how people always say that and yet the greatest player ever was the most static quarterback you could have. And a 30-year-old Tom Brady would still be one of the greatest players today.

@tylerd1297

Ай бұрын

Jared Goff is one of the last boring prospects to go #1 lol. Funny how he is doing better for himself than most of the unicorns drafted after him.

Now he takes a Big step into the NFL, go do it

They said CMAC was too small too. Look at em now.

If you don’t mind me asking, what state are you from? You sound EXACTLY like Brett kollman

This was better than the Josh mccown breakdown

Great video. Obviously, he's really good. He has the same negative that Deshaun Watson has - holding onto ball too long. I wonder if Bill O'Brien has anything to do with that tendency or just that Bill doesn't actively work on it very much

@Mokuteke

Жыл бұрын

Definitely had to do with the fact bill can scheme his Wr open at all and relies on them winnings match ups

@nikilragav

Жыл бұрын

@@Mokuteke did you mean "can't scheme" ? Otherwise I don't think I understand what you're saying

@TheBlackestKnight21

Жыл бұрын

@@nikilragav yes can’t scheme

@leebarbs7176

Жыл бұрын

BoB famously having an extremely complicated scheme certainly did zero favors. WRs struggling with it almost definitely is what ended up with him chucking it up to Hop half the time lol

Welcome to the NFL

Not a fan of QB's running around the field, because that means something went wrong.. Bryce best attributes are processing information quickly, reading defenses, changing protection and calling his own plays. No other QB in the draft have all those qualities.

@johnwick-ii6qq

Жыл бұрын

But he’s small

@scottytoohottysmith6991

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnwick-ii6qqYoung is as big as all of the big plays he made on the field. Small is Levis and AR.

I hope youre right...KEEPPOUNDING

boy said kyler murray 😂😂🤞🏾

More like why cj stroud was built for he nfl PERIOD elite passer

Go watch him make the guy from ole miss, miss Prolly one of my favorites

Swap out "7 on 7" for "the modern NFL" and you're bang on. Thew modern NFL is still a brutal contact sport. And the pass rushers are after and hit harder than in the SEC. DBs in the modern NFL are faster and smarter than even the great and powerful SEC. Young's mid-ish arm is also going to be exposed on long throws that require a lot of power to beat NFL DBs. He may be a more dynamic Tua. When healthy. The best ability is availability.

Bama's receivers were garbage last season. Couple that with Obrien's trash playcalling, it's amazing that Bryce was still able to have a great season.

You can comp him to a Fran Tarkenton or a Drew Brees. Maybe a Russell Wilson. Those are examples of successful short QB's. How he ends up, no one knows.

@danarice4278

Жыл бұрын

Going to take alot for him to be comparable to Drew

As a panthers fan I’ve been pouring over tape of Bryce and CJ, the only thing I’ve been able to find that elevates Stroud above Young is his size and arm strength. Those are obviously important but are they difference makers? I can’t see a future where Young isn’t a top 10 QB and Stroud is the Joe Burrow-level player that ppl view as his ceiling. Give me Bryce any day of the week in a head-to-head

I'm not going to act like I know what I'm talking about, but on first glance, Bryce is just too small. I'm not talking about height, I'm talking about bulk. The dude just looks thin. It seems to me that he's going to get wrecked by NFL caliber DEs

@LogBitzWasntTaken

Жыл бұрын

He looks to be the same height as Doug flutie, but young has more weight. If Doug flutie can have success as a qb in the nfl with harder hits at the time, then I think young can survive the softer nfl. Just a thought

@Mokuteke

Жыл бұрын

You mean the same way the sec edge rushers destroyed him. Especially the Georgia ones who all are getting drafted

@marcob1729

Жыл бұрын

@@LogBitzWasntTakenyea, he’s 18 pounds heavier than Dougie. I guess we’ll see

@magnificent7083

Жыл бұрын

@@marcob1729 you do know that he’s bulkier than CJ right? he has a higher BMI than him meaning he’s bigger for his size

do know football god

David Tepper andFrank Reich have seen this video before the draft for sure😂

Can we just talk about the stress that probably comes with being a top prospect. If you’ve been injured at all instantly shit on. If you have any kind of history with the law instantly shit on if you’re like 2 inches shorter than some of the best QBs in the world instantly shit on

Can't wait til the Texans draft him!

@TonydaGM

Жыл бұрын

Josh Allen was made for the modern NFL

Where are the whiskey reviews ?!

Sir what injury history does Bryce You g have? Explain yourself.

@Double0Kane

Жыл бұрын

They won't....they see Bryce, Alabama & automatically think Tua Alabama & Injury Prone😂

People say he doesn’t have "an NFL arm". Wtf does that even mean? Peyton Manning never had a "cannon" but he could dissect the hell out of a defense and accuracy out the ass. Are people saying that Bryce is a shorter, more mobile Peyton Manning?

I just feel like stroud is a better choice

I still think there's a couple sleeper QBs in this draft that'll go in rounds 3 and 4 instead of the top 5. I'm (obviously) not an NFL GM but give me a good decision maker. Arm ability is nice. Being "mobile enough" is nice. But Purdy, and a bunch of other smaller school QBs, whose O-Line/WRs/TEs will never play in the NFL, have proven is that if you can find someone who makes good decisions, and gets the ball out in less than 4 seconds, you can be successful in the NFL. With all due respect, Bryce had 7 seconds on that 1st play you showed before he encounters pressure. Its not "broken" its just that you can't block someone... forever.

Considering that a league will rig a Super Bowl for said Peyton Manning being the last pocket passer and go out on top, makes a whole lot of sense.

@BoliDropz

Жыл бұрын

Um Brady

He's not as fast as Kyler at all. He's more like Russel Wilson when you watch the highlights except he can throw over the middle well

@brodieandshoot3681

Жыл бұрын

Ehhh more like deshaun watson to me honestly

@Dimesprodz

Жыл бұрын

NOOO DREW BREES.

@jakewoodisgood1

Жыл бұрын

@@Dimesprodz it's funny, y'all both bring up the two players i say Bryce Young's playing style is a perfect mix of.

@tashin9197

Жыл бұрын

How about Joe Montana,he reminds me of Joe all the time

@brodieandshoot3681

Жыл бұрын

@@Dimesprodz him too

Crazy to think there's a bigger, stronger Young coming out next year

@LouieOcean2

Жыл бұрын

Who Caleb?

@johnwick-ii6qq

Жыл бұрын

@@LouieOcean2 yeah

@AtlasAdvice254

Жыл бұрын

I know people are excited for Caleb, but high key I’m more excited for Drake Maye. That kid has had 0 talent outside of Josh Downs next to him. He still looks like an absolute beast. I think depending on which team he ends up on we could see him immediately flourish into a star QB

@jakewoodisgood1

Жыл бұрын

@@AtlasAdvice254 what scares me about Caleb Williams is he plays almost identical to Johny Menzel.

@AtlasAdvice254

Жыл бұрын

@@jakewoodisgood1 that’s fair, I do think that he will come out the gate strong but at the same time, I think maye will fall to a “better” team and be equipped with better talent around him. It could be another manholes situation where a guy falls to a great situation for him and it becomes a home run

You sit Young and Strout their first year, why rush rockies qb to start early.

Looks like Michael Vick. Yes we have seen this

Stroud

There's no real evidence that smaller players get injured at a higher rate than larger players. FO did a study on this 5 years ago, and it's just not backed up by actual injury data. Also, Young's injury history in college was minimal. He missed one game

@iGNiTETheKiD

Жыл бұрын

Kinda common sense tho isn’t it? Ur built like a stick gonna get snapped like one lol

Bryce young

Incorrect, Manziel was the best improvisational passer we've seen enter the draft.. do we forget what he did @ A&M when he won heisman... Young is great at it but it was literally Johnny's entire game

Will Anderson was made for the NFL too. We will see HO TEXANS!!!!

This aged well. He looks like a middle schooler. 😂

@wwbdwwbd

5 ай бұрын

Have you seen his drop backs? His footwork is worse than a typical middle school QB.

you lowkey tried to sell him to us but na Houston fine wit Stroud 😅

10 superflex dynasty leagues and he fell in 2 of my leagues to me. I didn't need a QB - but couldn't pass on him. Shocked one guy with no QBs took Gibbs over Young. And another league had young go 5.

I personally don't see him translating well to the NFL. I have serious concerns about his size.

@tylerd1297

Ай бұрын

I didnt pay attention to draft last year. Its mind boggling that no one thought this would be an issue, especially tepper after he gutted the team

Why does this sound exactly like Brett Kollman

College competition lol. We'll have to see

I had a guy tell me that Bryce young is just a pocket passer and has no mobility

@Texansfan59

8 ай бұрын

If that's the case then YIKES bryce aint lasting cj is the prototypical pocket passer

Young cannot hold on to the ball like he does in college i'am afraid he might get smashed. Got to get the ball out faster, when he learn to that he'll be good!

Maybe the best you ever seen. But you young so I forgive you.

Lots of really late hits in these replays.

Look we all wanna see him succeed but there’s no denying he is diminutive and therefore should not go in the first 5 picks. You take perfect prospects there and wait on the guys with limitations

@JM-uw8vz

Жыл бұрын

We’ve seen Kyler and Wilson succeed at that size and you can argue that neither was as good coming out of college as Bryce is

@dereksmidl8352

Жыл бұрын

@@JM-uw8vz Wilson went in the 3rd…kyler really has not been successful

@JM-uw8vz

Жыл бұрын

@@dereksmidl8352 Yeah, but in hindsight you’d take Wilson much earlier than that. And Kyler has been relatively successful, a ROTY, a playoff appearance, and 2 Pro Bowls. He’s not perfect, there’s a lot of other young QBs I’d take over him, especially with his injury that could affect his athleticism (which would be disastrous for him). But that’s not a bad resume so far in the grand scheme of things.

Play at 1:22 very mahomes like. It's so infuriating playing him and watching the pass rush get by only to miss him completely as he gets a massive completion so annoying .

His life expectancy in the NFL will be 5 years or less ?????

With the gift of hindsight, all I can say is bruh

Make it make sense. He’s small and not that fast at the same time you got these 4.3 d ends in the league.

These NFL DE are different, a couple land on top of him it’s over lol

@Texansfan59

8 ай бұрын

I'm tellin u someone gnna send this kid flyin he is too little

Great he's another Patrick Mahomes 😅🦾he does have potential alot of it .he's either going to the Texans or he could be a no.2 pick Steal for the Colts .

how does Bryce have an injury history when he missed one game his whole college career

5'10" tho.

He's a panther

Tua or Kyler Murray

Kyler knocked down the wall of a 5’10 QB going # 1 overall. It was very controversial with Kyler and he had more impressive tape than Young.

Kid, don't quit your day job. If this channel is your day job, find something else to do.

The new desired prototype is not 5'10", 195 lbs.. its 6'3" and 220 lbs.. and mobile, being able to extend a play.. and between Young and Stroud, Stroud is the prototypical modern day QB.. not Young..

@BillyStephens

Жыл бұрын

The desired prototype has always been 6'4"+. Physically, Stroud (almost) fits the mold. But Stroud is a pocket passer. Young is lightyears ahead of Stroud in terms of mobility, extending the play, throwing on the move, etc.

Too short. Period.

He getting crushed after the pass almost every play jus watch 4:36

His intangibles are undeniable…unfortunately, so is what’s measurable. ZERO chance he stays healthy for 17 game seasons on a consistent basis. Likely going to the Texans….good luck with that.

@bentob1ox

Жыл бұрын

Horrivle ball knowledge

Scared AF panthers took him #1 with all panthers gave up to move up their

History says his style of play isn’t sustainable

@forbiddenisolation2111

Жыл бұрын

mahomes disagrees

@brentparker9527

Жыл бұрын

@@forbiddenisolation2111 Mahomes is the exception, rather than the rule. You should never point to 1 or 3 examples of success when the sample size of QBs being unsuccessful is much higher. People that go against historical data will always end up wrong.

Even though my panthers drafted young I still believe stroud is still better QB idk young just doesn't impress me as much as stroud does IMO but I hope he proves me wrong

if he was made for the nfl, he would be 7 inches taller...

@terry7907

Жыл бұрын

And 30 pounds heavier. Not one of his best efforts.

@MildsandThatYac

Жыл бұрын

Yea because he controls his height. The man has talent 6’5 QB wish they had th

@Dimesprodz

Жыл бұрын

DID YOU WATCH THE VIDEO

@cum537

Жыл бұрын

yet has better talent then qbs that tall yall said that about flutie and brees look where they went in there careers

@she2dry

Жыл бұрын

😂

There is no such thing as a sure thing year after year it's the same bs commentary the draft is an educated gamble but still a gamble

No no way is he better at improv than Mahomes stop it. Mahomes was better in college and will continue to be a better pro still. Bryce is a similar player sure but he’s also a good 3.5” shorter and 20 pounds lighter

@jakewoodisgood1

Жыл бұрын

i would say Watson was better at improvisation than Mahomes was. at least before the two year stent Watson was out that is. i watched that guy get spun around, kicked in the eye, check if that eye was still in his socket while throwing a TD pass in the red zone.

@TheBlackestKnight21

Жыл бұрын

mahomes was not a better college player than bryce young that’s inherently objective but he’s already an NFL hall of famer. That’s like saying Davante adams was better than Amari cooper in college because he’s a better pro

@jakewoodisgood1

Жыл бұрын

@@noturbusiness123 I agree

@dereksmidl8352

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBlackestKnight21 uhh you didn’t watch Mahomes in college then. Kid had NO nfl talent on his tea and still took on the best lsu Defense of all-time as a one man show and almost won. Also davante was great in college produced like crazy granted a lot of that was Derek carr. Mahomes was just as intelligent as Bryce and was more nfl ready than everyone but Watson

@TheBlackestKnight21

Жыл бұрын

@@dereksmidl8352 the 2015 LSU defense is not the best LSU defense of this decade even first off , 2011 and 2019 and even 2018 were better 😂 also he didn’t almost win that game at all. You need to calm down , and bryce had no NFL talent WRs this past year did you not see his pro day, Gibbs is and even down the stretch without jamo and metch the guys bryce we’re throwing too was the unsigned free agent , a 6th round TE, a TE that transferred to texas and didn’t see the feild. And 2 other WRs who aren’t on the team anymore. And he had BOB as an OC not kliff.

He missed one game in 2 years lol

Not so good. His instincts are good but waiting behind a line for more than 3 sec to find next target is a big no no in NFL. First video, he should’ve thrown to left once the first read was off. His release is slow. This won’t pan out well in NFL. He has huge potential but he needs to release the ball fast.

@TheBlackestKnight21

Жыл бұрын

terrible analysis lol

@HoopsMegaCentral

Жыл бұрын

Bryce Young does not have slow release Lmao you have terrible analysis.

His footwork is perfect. He's Aaron Rodgers. Also, you're lying. He does not have an injury history. Find the injuries and do a video. I bet you can't. No offence man. You need to do some research before talking about QB's. Who tf with any knowledge of talent have CJ above Bryce after watching two years of these guys in college. The best QB was pick no. 1 in the draft. Carolina is not stupid.

Made for the CFL, sorry

He’s gonna get folded in the nfl. He wasn’t great at taking hits in college and it’s only gonna be worse in the pros

Not going to work in the NFL better competition

Too small

Stroud is the best QB in the 2023 draft.

@cliffordjackson3

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@riri-tu5oi

Жыл бұрын

@noturbusiness123 a first for everything 😉

@zaedagod

Жыл бұрын

​@@noturbusiness123justin fields isn't a bust

@spencerschoor1254

Жыл бұрын

@@zaedagodhave you seen his passing stats.. some of the worst in the league

@benjamincowart400

Жыл бұрын

@@spencerschoor1254 did you see the team around him. Also really bad

You speak as if none of this has ever been accomplished before. It's hype like this that ultimately kill players. They're put on pedestals that are unreasonably high. They're human beings and they're never going to be perfect and will definitely not win every game they play at pro level. Lets see if you'll have the same energy when he doesn't have a similarly high level of success with the Panthers.