If i’m assuming you think will levis is going to go higher, why? Isn’t richardson better in every way, Age, Speed, Arm Strength, Pocket Presence, etc. They’re both projects so why would a team go with the lesser of the two when it comes to raw talent that you can’t teach?
I wouldn't say Kyler Murray has failed in the league. He was hurt because of his play style and not really because of his size, and he's generally been very good. Tons of big quarterbacks get hurt all the time
Kyler could be great, he's his own worst enemy. His size and height haven't been a deterrent but if he doesn't care about football as much and isn't mature, he'll always be this above average yet disappointing QB. Didn't help that they didn't have a very good HC
i never played football until my last 2 years of HS, the first time i got in there as a defensive end, i could feel where the ball was just on the movement of the line, i made at least 5 tackles where i didnt' see who had the ball on pure instinct. football teams truly move as a unit
Dang, u shoulda kept playing. U are what alot of people would say were “born to play football.” Ziggy Ansah has a very similar story to u. He came to BYU from ghana as a sophomore and played defensive end as well. He had a ridiculous feel for the game and actually ended up going 5th overall to the Lions. Most people train their whole lives to play higher level football and will never make it to that higher level because they just don’t have a good enough feel for the game. To play football at the highest level, it simply just has to he in your dna. Sorry for the ramble lol.
@@natespnwadventures nah Bryce is way ahead of Stroud. The only reason everyone is saying it is as close as it is is because he's 5'10" . If this kid was strouds size he's be the unquestioned 1. He's less than an inch shorter than Russell Wilson. He's around an inch shorter than Brees. That's who he reminds me of. A more athletic Drew Brees. He's more crafty in the pocket and I think he's even smarter. I want him. He was in charge of the audibles for the offense and offensive line's protection. I believe this kid is the type of guy that changes cultures in the NFL. I believe if Carolina takes him we change the relevancy of our franchise forever. Please Carolina, Tepper, Reich, Thomas, and McCown. Please get this pick right. Take the future of the NFL and make him the future of The Carolina Panthers. As always.... #KeepPounding
@@guibblegabble1280 Lol wrong you are my friend. Stroud was the right pick and way better than Young. As a Texans fan, thank you Panthers as you watch Stroud succeed more on what could've been your team
I want to see the NFL team that would trade up to #1 to take a 5'10 200 lb QB... The team that wastes their pick and that money on him will be lucky to get 3 years out of him.
Young was far and away the best QB in this class. Stroud and Richardson weren't even in the same Universe as him. Young had skills and knowledge that neither Stroud nor Richardson possessed, and he did it at a higher level than either of them, playing against better competition than Stroud did. Richardson was an athletic freak, but he wasn not a QB. While his athletic prowess impressed at the Combine, his ball placement in throwing drills was still subpar. And, even though some teams praised him for his ability to assess defensive reactions to Florida's passing concepts during whiteboard sessions, the offense he played in was commensurate to his abilities, experience, and knowledge of the game; very basic. It was a lot of single-read concepts that wouldn't play for long in the League. Young, on the other hand, had a high-level understanding of complex concepts. And remember, Bill O'Brien was his OC, an NFL coordinator who didn't ease up on the play-calling. You repeatedly showed that he was the best QB in the this class.
When I see small QBs, I'm not really concerned with them being able to see "over the line", I'm more concerned if they can handle the NFL physically without getting injured from the shots they will take from the defense. Any QB I've ever talked to about "seeing over the line" have always down played it and said things like "you see through the gaps in the line" or " unless you are 6'6" or 6'7", you are not seeing over linemen anyway." This kid looks like he can play the game of football damn well, if I'm a GM I would not let his height deter me from drafting him. Everybody said the same about Brees when he was lighting it up at Purdue, and left him undrafted until the 2nd round, big mistakes made there.
also just because your offensive linemen stand at 6'6 doesn't mean they block at 6'6 no one does you have to block with great pad level and knee bend to have a chance upfront
@@user-jy7yw5kw3w well if being short means you cant see over the line than it would hardly matter what height they were if they were about 6'2" and below none of them would be able to see. So no i dont believe you it really doesnt make much of a difference.
The strange thing about the national conversation is when a qb is 6 foot it doesn’t enter the conversation even tho most lineman are significantly taller. But if your shorter than 6 foot all the sudden you can’t see over the 6’4 lineman that the 6’1 guy apparently can
Most people would say that d lineman are the same size and it may be an issue with batted passes. But looking at batted passes by QB from 2022 season I see no correlation between height and batted passes.
You don't play football standing straight up at full height. Especially offensive linemen. They have bent knees and are bent at the waist as well. You may have some point, but there is absolutely no doubt that a tall QB can see more of the field than a short one.
Using pass pro to create a window for the QB to see is smart. I remember hearing the Seahawks made the olinemen take wide splits so Wilson can see. I don’t know if Wilsons oline was taking as wide of splits in Denver. Maybe that’s partially why Wilson fell off
The statements saying every next drew Brees has failed is pretty misleading. Russell Wilson had an elite peak and has won a super bowl. Kyler Murray is still young and was already in the hunt for an MVP during one of his seasons. The video seems kinda eager to dismiss him and write him off, when his biggest issue is that he got hurt, not that he fell off, or was never good. Also the title doesn’t connect with the arguments of the video? “Bryce young can’t see” proceeds to show the differences in his heat map suggesting he is the only one who CAN see???
Let's hope this video is not one of the "aged like fine milk in a hot car in the Sahara Desert" in 5-10 years. It's looking bad now ahead of the draft a year later.
It’s more the thickness than the height but Kyler around the same height can’t see over the middle drew wasn’t drew until he found the perfect coach that knew how to use him
It’s not about being able to see over the middle, it’s about THROWING over the middle. Kyler doesn’t do it. Look at his heat maps, nothing over the middle
Are you saying you should compare Wilson and Murray college charts? If those are available, makes sense. Don't think he actually showed a chart from Bryce. Makes me think there's not an organization making them like Pro Football Focus does
Remember that Young had one of the TOP 3 offensive lines in all of NCAA.......however Carolina has an OL that ranks around #24 in the NFL....so be careful in the analysis of this video.
Look this is simple....there should be no overthinking....videos like this just continue to show you exactly how elite he is n how much more up top he has as far as the mental.....HE is HIM. He has proven this already.....think about being in Cali to decommit n turn down staying home n playing for your childhood legendary iconic College Football team to come all the way to the south to play College Football...you are listed as the #1 QB of your class....you are coming to the Mecca of College Football....he was too small then....you talk about pressure....he came to Alabama n didn't even come close to disappointing....the man won a Heisman.... seriously think about that....all that pressure just 3 years ago n literally annihilated CFB even with a Heisman to show for it....this is not rocket science....he is the best QB prospect we have seen in years as far as ready to play now. Bryce just has IT. He will be absolutely special n the Panthers would be asinine not to draft him #1.
This guy does look special with his ability to process information, but as a Bears fan I also know Fields is special and he just needs help and time to adjust to NFL timing. So hopefully this guy helps a team out there.
The King?!?!? Bryce has an angelic arm and has every skill to be the next Brees, but he is just too small. There are too many edge rushers, DL, and LB's that hit like trains. Byrce is a great QB. He would be nicer at 6'4" and 220.
Honestly your kind of wrong when it came to kyler and Russ. Russ really had one bad season and everybody acting like he played that way the whole time in the nfl. Kyler technically hadn’t had a flat out bad season playing wise. His mindset sure but playing the game no. I agree with you on everything else pretty much but Kyler and Russ. Actually the average size qbs are the ones that’s been ripping the league apart. The taller qbs are slow and tend to over throw receivers alot i do mean alot. I think the days of the tall qb is pretty much over. 5-10 to 6-3 is what we will see for a while
Thanks my guy, man it's gonna be crazy. I think there's going to be a lot of smoke and mirrors, and then BY will go #1 to whoever has that pick. About to get started on Stroud for Saturday, so we'll see if he can compete
Panther fan here, and i'd rather have Stroud TBH. I do think Young has that "it" factor, and he passes the eye test... but my concern is size. Size does matter in the nfl, we rarely see small QB's have long careers which is why we can name pretty much all of them... from doug flutie, to drew brees, to russell Wilson. Most small QB's get hurt like an RG3 or a Kyler Murray. I do think Young throws it better than them, but how much can a 200 lb body handle getting hit 10-20x a game? We just saw Cam Newton get beat on so much that he couldnt even throw the ball anymore basically... can Young take that kind of NFL beating? Stroud is bigger, stronger, thicker, and he throws the ball effortlessly
Video makes a good point. Flutie and Brees had success because they had very good football I.Q. Russel Wilson beat out Aaron Rodgers' backup in Seattle because he was executing the offense better and he was athletic. If you gonna take a midget, they better be a QB savant and have mobility.
I agree on this. Even if the possible optics is that Young's build won't let him have an optimal lengthy career (ala Brees), then I hope he ends up with a coaching staff/team who with let him cook at the prime of his years. And will be aggressive surrounding him with optimal talent.
This doesn't translate to the NFL. The 21.5' difference in the hashmark distance will create tighter windows and make it more difficult to throw over the middle.
Height always matter look johnny Manuel, baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray. Elite arms but all the adjustments that the o-line have to do so he can see is too many. Not a good traits in the long run.
I’d like to see heat maps of Russell and Kyler in college vs in NFL. The thought there is that it might be harder to throw over the middle in the NFL for a shorter QB
I think the Ringer’s Benjamin Solak put my concerns over Bryce Young into (paraphrased because I can’t remember the exact quote) words best: “Is it entirely possible that you draft Bryce Young and he looks like the best QB in this draft class two years in? Absolutely, but the accumulation of hits on his historically small frame worries me for the longevity of his career.”
Yeah that's a good way to put it. I didn't dive too much into it, just threw a little "if he stays healthy" at the end, but it's definitely a big concern. This video just focused on his height and why I'm not worried about it, the weight is imo more worrisome
@@AlexRollinsNFL Came into the combine at 204 after just packing weight for like 2 months straight, of which he’s gonna shed 10-20 pounds to get back to playing weight? Those are Kyler Murray numbers and we’ve seen Kyler’s body fail him 3 seasons in a row now. Sure Young is an infinitely better QB than Murray and won’t rely on his legs as much but I just don’t see him making it in a league where he’s gonna be getting hit by dudes 50-100 pounds heavier than he is.
@@dabbingtoast7743 If that is the case then it is still a better investment to find a dynamo of a pocket QB at under 6 feet whose overall build/durability may cut his overall career by 30. Than say whiffing on an toolsy athletic QB whose 6'4 220 lbs who is as much a risk to sign to a 2nd contract. Besides if NFL trends for trying to hit on SB windows are true, its to get that great QB (a tier below Mahomes) and get all the help to push the offense to the limits before the conversation of a 2nd contract comes through. Doug Flutie was in the league for 12 years but only played 4 of those being a starter for over 9 games. Yet people with their rosy memory think he was 'good' for a small QB. He was acceptable as a back up but the kind of guy you don't win starting games with.
He has flaws, sure. But he’s a certified playmaker. Ask any Bama fan the last two years they’ll tell you we probably don’t win 10 games without him on the field. That’s value, that’s impact. I really hope the Panthers draft him.
So why is height used as a negative for stetson bennett? Can you look into his tape? I dont really get why hes being talked of as a 4th / 5th round back-up prospect
He can be good but I worry about whether he can stay healthy. And before you even say it, just because he's been fortunate and stayed healthy in college doesn't guarantee his health in the NFL.
I predict Bryce Young will struggle in this league and it has nothing to do with seeing his targets. It has to do with connecting with them. I don't think he will consistently enough.
Nothing in sports quite triggers me like QB height criticism. Drives me up the wall but a bunch of “football guys” who can barely read will be ready to marry Richardson because of size and hate Bryce because he’s a few inches short. I don’t care if he’s 4’11”. If he can play, he can play.
Yeah, I think what gives people pause is that guys that height literally can't see over the middle of the field. Neither could Brees, but as you said, if you can play you can play
My biggest concern about Young is his durability. He will not be able to take hits like the one from the Texas player at 5:18 (and again at 5:35) in the NFL and last long. I could see him having a similar career arc as Tua if that’s the case.
With the draft right around the corner, what is your spiciest prediction? For me it’s Anthony Richardson won’t go as high as everybody thinks
Probably Richardson at 1 since his physique was so close to Cam Newton’s and Newton was an MVP QB with the Panthers
If i’m assuming you think will levis is going to go higher, why? Isn’t richardson better in every way, Age, Speed, Arm Strength, Pocket Presence, etc. They’re both projects so why would a team go with the lesser of the two when it comes to raw talent that you can’t teach?
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Can't imagine he makes it last Atlanta. If not them, then TEN at 11
Devon Witherspoon will fall due to his lack of elite speed
“Shorter prospects with taller expectations” dawg you know he gave himself a pat on the back after he wrote that fire line
Bro was probably looking like the gunna writing fire meme when he wrote that
I'm him.
The NFL’s first blind QB, props to him!
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Nah Russ already took that title last season
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@@SynbaddYT 💀 damn..
Forgetting about Jameis Winston
Bryce is different. I think he's going to shred the league.
Physics are still the same.
I wouldn't say Kyler Murray has failed in the league. He was hurt because of his play style and not really because of his size, and he's generally been very good. Tons of big quarterbacks get hurt all the time
Yeah, its weird to say that. He'll be fine.
apart from this year kyler has been great tbh
He didn’t say Kyler isn’t good, just that was all this talk of him being the next Drew Brees & he hasn’t been that - he doesn’t throw over the middle.
@@topleftfromtime was drew brees ever a valid comparison tho lmao
Kyler could be great, he's his own worst enemy. His size and height haven't been a deterrent but if he doesn't care about football as much and isn't mature, he'll always be this above average yet disappointing QB. Didn't help that they didn't have a very good HC
Who’s here after Bryce’s benching
i never played football until my last 2 years of HS, the first time i got in there as a defensive end, i could feel where the ball was just on the movement of the line, i made at least 5 tackles where i didnt' see who had the ball on pure instinct. football teams truly move as a unit
Dang, u shoulda kept playing. U are what alot of people would say were “born to play football.” Ziggy Ansah has a very similar story to u. He came to BYU from ghana as a sophomore and played defensive end as well. He had a ridiculous feel for the game and actually ended up going 5th overall to the Lions. Most people train their whole lives to play higher level football and will never make it to that higher level because they just don’t have a good enough feel for the game. To play football at the highest level, it simply just has to he in your dna. Sorry for the ramble lol.
How many tackles did you not make while you tackling guys who didn't have the ball tho?
Yes sir representing us short 5'10s 💪🏾
Fr lol. It’s good to see the common man represented at the highest level.
5’10 is ironically an inch above average
@@eduardofunez5574 If you look around and see who’s shorter and not who’s taller I bet you’ll feel better. 5’10 ain’t nothing to be ashamed of.
@@eduardofunez5574 bro you aren't short, get your confidence up
@JAMES HARDEN 3time dpoy nah ik bro I feel good being 5'10
Doing it for all of us short kings out here👑 love to see it
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I want Bryce young.
#KeepPounding
Same. Ill be happy with Bryce or Stroud though
@@natespnwadventures nah Bryce is way ahead of Stroud. The only reason everyone is saying it is as close as it is is because he's 5'10" . If this kid was strouds size he's be the unquestioned 1. He's less than an inch shorter than Russell Wilson. He's around an inch shorter than Brees. That's who he reminds me of. A more athletic Drew Brees. He's more crafty in the pocket and I think he's even smarter. I want him. He was in charge of the audibles for the offense and offensive line's protection. I believe this kid is the type of guy that changes cultures in the NFL. I believe if Carolina takes him we change the relevancy of our franchise forever. Please Carolina, Tepper, Reich, Thomas, and McCown. Please get this pick right. Take the future of the NFL and make him the future of The Carolina Panthers. As always....
#KeepPounding
Say it louder brother!!! Give me Bryce now! Super Bowl bound!!
@@southern3pride 😂😂 Cj more like it, Young to Houston ‼️
@@guibblegabble1280 Lol wrong you are my friend. Stroud was the right pick and way better than Young. As a Texans fan, thank you Panthers as you watch Stroud succeed more on what could've been your team
I want to see the NFL team that would trade up to #1 to take a 5'10 200 lb QB... The team that wastes their pick and that money on him will be lucky to get 3 years out of him.
Young was far and away the best QB in this class. Stroud and Richardson weren't even in the same Universe as him. Young had skills and knowledge that neither Stroud nor Richardson possessed, and he did it at a higher level than either of them, playing against better competition than Stroud did. Richardson was an athletic freak, but he wasn not a QB. While his athletic prowess impressed at the Combine, his ball placement in throwing drills was still subpar. And, even though some teams praised him for his ability to assess defensive reactions to Florida's passing concepts during whiteboard sessions, the offense he played in was commensurate to his abilities, experience, and knowledge of the game; very basic. It was a lot of single-read concepts that wouldn't play for long in the League. Young, on the other hand, had a high-level understanding of complex concepts. And remember, Bill O'Brien was his OC, an NFL coordinator who didn't ease up on the play-calling. You repeatedly showed that he was the best QB in the this class.
When I see small QBs, I'm not really concerned with them being able to see "over the line", I'm more concerned if they can handle the NFL physically without getting injured from the shots they will take from the defense. Any QB I've ever talked to about "seeing over the line" have always down played it and said things like "you see through the gaps in the line" or " unless you are 6'6" or 6'7", you are not seeing over linemen anyway." This kid looks like he can play the game of football damn well, if I'm a GM I would not let his height deter me from drafting him. Everybody said the same about Brees when he was lighting it up at Purdue, and left him undrafted until the 2nd round, big mistakes made there.
Cam Newton and Andrew Luck were huge and got broken and busted, Matt Ryan and Eli Manning were thin and frail and played long careers.
also just because your offensive linemen stand at 6'6 doesn't mean they block at 6'6 no one does you have to block with great pad level and knee bend to have a chance upfront
@@MichaelSwgnoticed you chose not to list drew Bree’s for some random completely unimportant reason.
Brees is 6 foot and Young is 5”10. It makes a difference, believe me.
@@user-jy7yw5kw3w well if being short means you cant see over the line than it would hardly matter what height they were if they were about 6'2" and below none of them would be able to see. So no i dont believe you it really doesnt make much of a difference.
2 inches more and he would've been labeled a generational QB. amazing what 2 inches can do...
Brees was 2 inches taller and 25 pounds heavier than Young.
Panthers here, we want a refund
The strange thing about the national conversation is when a qb is 6 foot it doesn’t enter the conversation even tho most lineman are significantly taller. But if your shorter than 6 foot all the sudden you can’t see over the 6’4 lineman that the 6’1 guy apparently can
Most people would say that d lineman are the same size and it may be an issue with batted passes. But looking at batted passes by QB from 2022 season I see no correlation between height and batted passes.
You don't play football standing straight up at full height. Especially offensive linemen. They have bent knees and are bent at the waist as well. You may have some point, but there is absolutely no doubt that a tall QB can see more of the field than a short one.
@@PlaySA I am playing football rn.
@@purklepanda5574 you misread his comment.
Sooo true. OL are 6'5, yet a 6'2 QB can see just fine
Using pass pro to create a window for the QB to see is smart. I remember hearing the Seahawks made the olinemen take wide splits so Wilson can see. I don’t know if Wilsons oline was taking as wide of splits in Denver. Maybe that’s partially why Wilson fell off
The classic case of having that “It” factor. Nothing special (traits and measurements wise),but just a damn good football player.
Like a Brock Purdy.
@@rkbelmont1138no
The it factor is something a hate using. The qb prospects I’ve ever given the label of “it factor” to are joe burrow and this giy
I agree, although I think he has special traits, they just don't show up in terms of measurements
@@AlexRollinsNFL truuu
How do Russ and Kyler’s heatmaps look like in college? 🤔
I wish I had them, but PFF doesn't go back that far
You like Many others confused quick processing with deep processing
The statements saying every next drew Brees has failed is pretty misleading. Russell Wilson had an elite peak and has won a super bowl. Kyler Murray is still young and was already in the hunt for an MVP during one of his seasons. The video seems kinda eager to dismiss him and write him off, when his biggest issue is that he got hurt, not that he fell off, or was never good.
Also the title doesn’t connect with the arguments of the video? “Bryce young can’t see” proceeds to show the differences in his heat map suggesting he is the only one who CAN see???
Let's hope this video is not one of the "aged like fine milk in a hot car in the Sahara Desert" in 5-10 years. It's looking bad now ahead of the draft a year later.
As a panthers fan. I really hope we take him. Bryce feels like a mini deshaun Watson to me.
Without the sexual assaults
perfect comp
@@walmartswagfinally someone sees what I see
Id argue he's already got a better processor than deshaun 'just a lil more oil..' watson
Bryce should be the #1 overall but you know the Panthers are gonna eff it up and take Richardson and end up with a huge bust
Idk if Richardson would be a bust but potential a huge mistake to pass on young
Lets chill with the Brees comparisons. Every guy his size so far hasn't been able to get it done. And Brees is taller and bigger than him.
End of the day if Bryce was 6’1 210 he’d be the consensus 1
But the height combined with him being a lean 190 is the concern
Still Should be the consensus no.1 but AR15 looking like a shiny toy if he goes to the right team
CJ Stroud should still go #1 Overall. Look back at this comment when he is a star.
It’s more the thickness than the height but Kyler around the same height can’t see over the middle drew wasn’t drew until he found the perfect coach that knew how to use him
It’s not about being able to see over the middle, it’s about THROWING over the middle. Kyler doesn’t do it. Look at his heat maps, nothing over the middle
Boom.
He's gonna be the FIRST Bryce Young. He's a true outlier.
Bryce is not only shorter than Drew, he's slimmer and not as strong an arm. He is more doug flutie than Brees
Can tell most of y’all don’t watch film bama hasn’t had a top oline in a couple of years
Dude Bama's OL was TRASH this year, my god they couldn't block a soul
Kid is a Wizard. But, at 5'10 185 is a tough sell. He isn't close to 204. AND you are 100% spot on lin that Bryce got casual too often in 2022.
He is gonna eviscerate the league and I hope he's a Texan when he does it.
Young is the only small QB to come out with football IQ like Brees.
Having a hobbit for a QB has worked out so well for the Cardinals over the last few seasons.
Why are u comparing Wilson and Murray NFL charts with young college chart, doesn't make sense when NFL defenses are alot better than college.
Are you saying you should compare Wilson and Murray college charts? If those are available, makes sense. Don't think he actually showed a chart from Bryce. Makes me think there's not an organization making them like Pro Football Focus does
W ref lol 😂
That was a sick dodge
The hyperbole in this video is hilarious
Panthers fans please watch this video and understand that he is a tier above any other qb in the draft
Admittedly I was heavily leaning towards stroud till I saw this, but now I might be on the Bryce train 😂
He’s not gonna be the next Drew Brees he’s gonna be the next Brice young
This video proved to me that colleges don’t help a QB’s development simply by running the same plays!
This aged SO BADLY
I always want to root for these "short" guys even though they're not really that short by non-NFL standards
You must love a lot of slot receivers and running backs haha
As a Panthers fan, this video changed my mind about Young. His processor will make him an elite QB, despite his size
And we have the qb coaches to help !
Remember that Young had one of the TOP 3 offensive lines in all of NCAA.......however Carolina has an OL that ranks around #24 in the NFL....so be careful in the analysis of this video.
@@nomadbrad6391 That's wrong bruh the panthers have a top oline
@@nomadbrad6391 what were u watching Alabama did not have a top 3 oline 💀
@@tommybillman9213 Not according to PFF
Look this is simple....there should be no overthinking....videos like this just continue to show you exactly how elite he is n how much more up top he has as far as the mental.....HE is HIM. He has proven this already.....think about being in Cali to decommit n turn down staying home n playing for your childhood legendary iconic College Football team to come all the way to the south to play College Football...you are listed as the #1 QB of your class....you are coming to the Mecca of College Football....he was too small then....you talk about pressure....he came to Alabama n didn't even come close to disappointing....the man won a Heisman.... seriously think about that....all that pressure just 3 years ago n literally annihilated CFB even with a Heisman to show for it....this is not rocket science....he is the best QB prospect we have seen in years as far as ready to play now. Bryce just has IT. He will be absolutely special n the Panthers would be asinine not to draft him #1.
This guy does look special with his ability to process information, but as a Bears fan I also know Fields is special and he just needs help and time to adjust to NFL timing. So hopefully this guy helps a team out there.
panthers qb
Noodle arm, slow processing, to small, bad pocket presence, no throws down the middle… yeah this video didn’t aged well…
He'll be coached up on his little flaws especially from the Panthers head coach QB coach as well 😙😙😙😙😏😏😏😏
The King?!?!? Bryce has an angelic arm and has every skill to be the next Brees, but he is just too small. There are too many edge rushers, DL, and LB's that hit like trains. Byrce is a great QB. He would be nicer at 6'4" and 220.
His linemen will have wingspans bigger than him...but don't let him fool you..he's a bad mother fkr
Honestly your kind of wrong when it came to kyler and Russ. Russ really had one bad season and everybody acting like he played that way the whole time in the nfl. Kyler technically hadn’t had a flat out bad season playing wise. His mindset sure but playing the game no. I agree with you on everything else pretty much but Kyler and Russ. Actually the average size qbs are the ones that’s been ripping the league apart. The taller qbs are slow and tend to over throw receivers alot i do mean alot. I think the days of the tall qb is pretty much over. 5-10 to 6-3 is what we will see for a while
Too small Florida guy is better
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If this was the Super Bowl the ref would of took that ball for 6 if the chiefs were on defense 😂
Great stuff dad! Wish I knew what Brees’ footwork was like coming out. Can’t wait til 4/27!
Thanks my guy, man it's gonna be crazy. I think there's going to be a lot of smoke and mirrors, and then BY will go #1 to whoever has that pick. About to get started on Stroud for Saturday, so we'll see if he can compete
@@AlexRollinsNFL can’t fuckin waiiiiiit!
i miss brees
Panther fan here, and i'd rather have Stroud TBH. I do think Young has that "it" factor, and he passes the eye test... but my concern is size. Size does matter in the nfl, we rarely see small QB's have long careers which is why we can name pretty much all of them... from doug flutie, to drew brees, to russell Wilson.
Most small QB's get hurt like an RG3 or a Kyler Murray. I do think Young throws it better than them, but how much can a 200 lb body handle getting hit 10-20x a game? We just saw Cam Newton get beat on so much that he couldnt even throw the ball anymore basically... can Young take that kind of NFL beating? Stroud is bigger, stronger, thicker, and he throws the ball effortlessly
Lmao don’t know why this is in my feed now but it aged poorly
Love your videos man
Thanks my guy!
Short king spring is back again, baby! Great vid, Alex. Still an’t believe you’re not at 100k subs yet. Soon, I hope! :)
Short kings all around, thanks JW. I'm comin on slowly but surely
there’s 0 doubt in my mind he’ll be the best qb in this draft
Video makes a good point.
Flutie and Brees had success because they had very good football I.Q.
Russel Wilson beat out Aaron Rodgers' backup in Seattle because he was executing the offense better and he was athletic.
If you gonna take a midget, they better be a QB savant and have mobility.
why you gotta call them a midget?
Your talking about Matt Flynn. Matt Flynn got beat out by Terrelle Pryor. That says everything you need to know about Flynn.
@@awesomebeast7509 and Matt laughed all the way to the bank cuz didn't Seattle give him like 30 mil? Lmaoooo
I agree on this. Even if the possible optics is that Young's build won't let him have an optimal lengthy career (ala Brees), then I hope he ends up with a coaching staff/team who with let him cook at the prime of his years. And will be aggressive surrounding him with optimal talent.
@@t4d0W Brees used to get sacked by lineman using all their weight and power, nowadays you have to hug the qb to avoid unnecessary roughness
Kyler and Russ had a better first 4 seasons. what are you talking about
just make some cleats to add 2 more inches to his height
I was just thinking this, like is that illegal?
@@AlexRollinsNFL i don’t think so, it’s not like it’s PED, if it’s safe for the player i don’t see why not
Tell that to Kyler Murray, dude cant throw in the middle of the field smh
Trapped by the prison of his body, he fights with his mind…
My grandfather drives his car without being able to see!
Of course, I NEVER ride with him.
How stupid would that be?
😂😂
He did this in college… the NFL is a whole different animal
I hope AR drops to Seahawks country
This doesn't translate to the NFL. The 21.5' difference in the hashmark distance will create tighter windows and make it more difficult to throw over the middle.
Height always matter look johnny Manuel, baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray. Elite arms but all the adjustments that the o-line have to do so he can see is too many. Not a good traits in the long run.
For BY, it won't. For the others it did
6ft…short king, okay screw off
hoping my panthers get him instead of CJ
Very cool!!! What an exciting prospect. Hope it all works out for him. Thanks Alex!!
Thanks Moises! Appreciate you bro
Imagine if there was a 5’7 qb in the nfl
Kyler is already there after knee surgery.
I’d like to see heat maps of Russell and Kyler in college vs in NFL. The thought there is that it might be harder to throw over the middle in the NFL for a shorter QB
bryce's oline was built like an NFL team. he will have no problems.
Wilson doesn't throw slants
@@walmartswagIt’s not about the oline. It’s about a college football field being wider than an NFL field
@@walmartswag the other side of the ball matters as well
PFF doesn't go that far back unfortunately
I think the Ringer’s Benjamin Solak put my concerns over Bryce Young into (paraphrased because I can’t remember the exact quote) words best:
“Is it entirely possible that you draft Bryce Young and he looks like the best QB in this draft class two years in? Absolutely, but the accumulation of hits on his historically small frame worries me for the longevity of his career.”
Yeah that's a good way to put it. I didn't dive too much into it, just threw a little "if he stays healthy" at the end, but it's definitely a big concern. This video just focused on his height and why I'm not worried about it, the weight is imo more worrisome
@@AlexRollinsNFL Came into the combine at 204 after just packing weight for like 2 months straight, of which he’s gonna shed 10-20 pounds to get back to playing weight? Those are Kyler Murray numbers and we’ve seen Kyler’s body fail him 3 seasons in a row now. Sure Young is an infinitely better QB than Murray and won’t rely on his legs as much but I just don’t see him making it in a league where he’s gonna be getting hit by dudes 50-100 pounds heavier than he is.
@@dabbingtoast7743 If that is the case then it is still a better investment to find a dynamo of a pocket QB at under 6 feet whose overall build/durability may cut his overall career by 30. Than say whiffing on an toolsy athletic QB whose 6'4 220 lbs who is as much a risk to sign to a 2nd contract. Besides if NFL trends for trying to hit on SB windows are true, its to get that great QB (a tier below Mahomes) and get all the help to push the offense to the limits before the conversation of a 2nd contract comes through. Doug Flutie was in the league for 12 years but only played 4 of those being a starter for over 9 games. Yet people with their rosy memory think he was 'good' for a small QB. He was acceptable as a back up but the kind of guy you don't win starting games with.
This didn’t age well
Welcome to Carolina!!!!!
Bryce’s success depends on him staying healthy at that size and being with a good structured team with legit weapons
Agreed
Kyler didn’t fail, he just got hurt. And Russell Wilson is shorter than Brees and won a Super Bowl so guys have definitely succeeded being a short QB
Height does matter….kyler murray is prime example.
I just meant for Bryce Young it doesn't matter, but I agree, in general it almost always does
Kyler Murray 2.0. Hopefully, Either Carolina or Texans dont mess it up.
Stroud not even close. Even Levis has more potential. Young by far the best in this draft. But Hooker better than Levis if he is healthy.
He has flaws, sure. But he’s a certified playmaker. Ask any Bama fan the last two years they’ll tell you we probably don’t win 10 games without him on the field. That’s value, that’s impact. I really hope the Panthers draft him.
So why is height used as a negative for stetson bennett? Can you look into his tape? I dont really get why hes being talked of as a 4th / 5th round back-up prospect
Panther
He can be good but I worry about whether he can stay healthy. And before you even say it, just because he's been fortunate and stayed healthy in college doesn't guarantee his health in the NFL.
I predict Bryce Young will struggle in this league and it has nothing to do with seeing his targets. It has to do with connecting with them. I don't think he will consistently enough.
Or is it because the Bama O line can move bodies at will?
Tell me you haven’t watch Bama the past 2 years without telling me
Bama has not have a top oline in a couple of years 💀
Their OL definitely wasn't up to it's normal standard this year
The NFC South is about to get the shortest QB to ever play in their division soon.
The last really short qb in that division won a super bowl.
You mean AFC?
And we will gladly take him
Lol. The Panthers aren’t drafting him.
@@mitchellapple9184 I dont think they are either, but they absolutely should. I wouldve already turned in the card if I was the Panthers.
Nothing in sports quite triggers me like QB height criticism. Drives me up the wall but a bunch of “football guys” who can barely read will be ready to marry Richardson because of size and hate Bryce because he’s a few inches short. I don’t care if he’s 4’11”. If he can play, he can play.
Yeah, I think what gives people pause is that guys that height literally can't see over the middle of the field. Neither could Brees, but as you said, if you can play you can play
My biggest concern about Young is his durability. He will not be able to take hits like the one from the Texas player at 5:18 (and again at 5:35) in the NFL and last long. I could see him having a similar career arc as Tua if that’s the case.
You can’t sack the QB like that in the NFL. You have to wrap them soft now.
What about Brock purdy?
He's 6'1, and went super late in the draft. The 49ers never made much of a gamble on him
Your videos are so cool, my favorite channel about NFL analysis. Greets from México 🏈
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BRUH, I been telling people this.
Young is gonna torch the league! Can you do a video on Stetson Bennet!?
Brock Purdy is the next Brees. Bryce can be the next next Brees.
So you're saying Bryce Young's NFL comp is Stevie Wonder
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