Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young Film Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- In this video, I break down Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young's rookie season, which was full of ups and mostly downs. He had little to no help in year 1, and while he isn't blame-free, he should improve in year 2, with more weapons and protection around him.
Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young Film Breakdown
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Do you think Bryce Young makes a big jump in year 2?
Yes his o line got better and I believe they added another wr
No. As you clearly show, he doesn't NEED to. The _team_ has improved roster-wise & his stats will likely show improvement due to it. But if he himself changes nothing, he'll be fine & his stats will improve. Thanks for doing this btw.
But I think that the comments section will not like this. In my experience, NFL fans want meaningless narratives & look down upon analysis. So what appeals to me doesn't appeal to the majority & I like this. So, sorry for that but this is gonna be one of those videos I e-mail myself the link to so I can revisit it again & link it in replies to Young's haters.
But here's a question: who are the Panthers gonna best this year?
They upgraded. But so did Everyone Else. The Falcons aren't likely to lose to them again. They'll be able to sustain more drives but they also lost 2 of their biggest defensive stars. I'm not worried about Young or social media narratives around him. I could see he was good & handling this terrible season better than expected from a rookie.
This is just the video proof of it. 😉😈
Without a doubt; IT wasn't only the players around Bryce but the coaching staff was also hot garbage. Lots of in fighting going on behind the scenes, Play calling duties where swapped 4 times. The O-line was built for a power run scheme but Coach Reich and company were hell bent on turning the panthers into a finesse West coast style offense in one season and we saw the results.
The Panthers have dedicated the majority of the off-season to finding Bryce help. Just having more then One target that can consistently get open (Theilen) will go along way. Dave Canales is committed to getting back to a power run offense. Over all, a lot of pressure will taken off of Bryce which will reduce the bone head plays a rookie in a shit show is bound to make.
@@CSProduction12 100% agree with you the staff being in conflict of what they wanted and reich trying to use bryce young as if he was a 6'5 pocket passer just didnt work at all, on top of that having the worst interior O-line protection and the worst route running in the entire league, there was just no way any rookie QB could succeed with that. hopefully with the changes during the offseason we see a more stable plan that fits bryce and his o-line and receivers should give him a little bit of help that last year's group
No
You forget that, outside of Adam Thielen, Bryce's receivers couldn't catch a cold in a room full of sick kids
He mentioned how bad the receivers were in the very beginning
They sure did catch a lot of passes and make a bunch of plays when Dalton played that 1 game…
13 drops out of 550 +/- pass attempts. That's less than one drop a game.
@@jefferythompson3235against a god awful Seattle defense. Bryce produced against terrible defenses as well
@@walter9243 uh huh and what does pff say? I'll tell ya, 14 drops
Seeing last season compiled into 20 mins. It amazes me he didn't get taken out on a stretcher last year.
He almost did last game vs the jags
@@gangstaland1wasn’t the last game but ye that game may have been the worst thing I’ve ever seen
I'm not blaming Bryce for the Mingo incompletions. I've seen far too many plays where Mingo stops running full speed on his route and Bryce throws the ball to where Mingo should be if he kept running hard. As for the sacks and escapability. You made plenty of fair points. But I don't think most QBs are having the interior line break down as often as Bryce did. That should be cleaned up a lot this year with the Hunt signing. And that will probably help his accuracy too since he will be able to step into throws now that the interior isn't collapsing
This is by far the most fair video/breakdown on Bryce Young I’ve seen. Thank you for putting this together.
idk. he gets too caught up in analytics and comparisons. maybe that'll get people who dont watch much football, but people who do know what their watching dont fall for all that. There is a reason he makes YT videos and not actually coaching or scouting. BY will be good.
@@bobby-ux1sn i agree, some people just join the echo chamber cause they dont know much. Samething happened with Tua and now look at him, had the most yards and one of the most accurate QBs in the league this year. Tua has made so many people look stupid and i love it. Bryce will do the same.
As someone who watched every game of ours despite being 2-15, lots of these “issues” would be there no matter the QB selected, our team was HORRIBLE across the table. Theres a reason the front office isn’t giving expectations of a complete turnaround INSTANTLY. Give this kid a line and some receivers and it’s BAMA Bryce all over again.
What killed a lot with the panthers receivers is 75% of routes were stop routes so even with ball in hand on the rare catches there was no possibility of YAC and it allowed the defense to flood the box making it where you shut down TE slot and RB with 2 LBs
I appreciate this video as a Panthers fan, I think you got his strengths and weaknesses down. But it shows why we are excited about him, but we still do accept he has to put in the work to improve.
Ppl need keep harping on his height and arm strength as if Brees didn’t have the same deficiencies but broke records. Get the protection and right pieces around him he’ll be fine. Watch Brees highlights in his prime. His passes never had velocity. He threw with touch and anticipation which Bryce can do as well. Just as effective as a QB with a strong arm.
Bryce is smaller than brees.....and Russel Wilson, kylar Murray, etc. Bryce is the smallest QB possibly ever to start in the NFL
Arm strength was never a question with Drew Brees. Statistically Drew is one of the most accurate deep passers in NFL history while not really having that many burner wrs during his career.
Tbh Brees is 40 pounds heavier and 4 inches taller if you don’t count BYs hair and a rocket for an arm.. only 1 out of 10 thousand QBs under 6ft has won a Super Bowl… Would you bet on those odds?
Young Brees threw a rope and was bigger and had athleticism
Field is Lava absolutely killed me!
Other than that, pretty comprehensive film. He's pretty decent. I can see him at best as a second tier QB in the NFL, averaging maybe 3500-3800 yards per year with the ability to win games and read defenses, as well as attacking the middle of the field. That intermediate skill is very important in the NFL, as that will carve up a defense if the Panthers can successfully supplement that scheme with a run game.
A lot definitely did not go Bryce's way, and due to a certain owner's inexperience and arrogance, I figured we shouldn't grill him year 1.
I'm a dolphins fan and I watched the panthers play us last year. Bryce is a quicker, more durable Tua. He just needs an offensive line and really good receivers. Given that the panthers stole our best lineman (rob hunt) and drafted leggette who I know the dolphins were interested in, I think Bryce will be just fine.
I think thats a lazy comp. Bryce plays more like burrow
@@negative2positve380 haha. Now thats funny
Just because he plays like burrow doesnt mean he's good at it, that playstyle. Bryce and Tua playstyle has no similarities, they just look alike and went to the same college.
@@negative2positve380 both shorter than average. Both below average arm strength but mixed with excellent accuracy and timing especially throwing over the middle of the field. Intelligent and mature for their age. Good leaders. Yeah they are not similar at all.
@@MrBryantcm burrows arm strength is average at best. Both Burrow and Bryce tend to hold the ball too long and look for big plays off script. Tua is much more accurate at every level than bryce. If they werent the same build no one would compare them
One thing I've been noodling on in the offseason: I feel like a lot of his "arm strength" troubles are essentially mislabeled stance issues. He can't blast it downfield when he's on the run because for him to get any mustard on 30+ yard throws, he has to use body mechanics (hips, motion) that he couldn't when the OL was breaking down in front of him. So a better OL might see him attack >25yd throws more next year, but only when designed?
Great breakdown on Bryce you are one of very few to mention how successful/comfortable Bryce is throwing over the middle of the field; I guess because it is counterintuitive for his stature. I have heard a couple people even say his completion percentage is bad in that area of the field and I immediately click off the video. You have done a great analysis.
Would love a Levis video!
Great video!!!!
Bryce had a wild stat last season: when his receivers were open, he had the highest pass accuracy in the league. However, his receivers were tied for next to last in the league for creating separation.
Great vid,I hated having to root against Bryce as a bears fan last year. I know he has something in him still‼️
Will Levis next⁉️
great analysis. i think it’s safe to say we all want to see Bryce make a jump in year 2
Wow great stuff
6:18 “Milk check in the middle hook” caught me off guard but definitely drew a laugh
Stop it.... we watch this guy every game last season... he is not it, rather than say it guys like this will blame everyone else for his deficiencies.... his style of play does not allow him to definitively step in the pocket and play the position. We watched him throw interceptions off his TIPPY TOES, because of bad mechanics. FOR A NUMBER 1 PICK, BAD DECISION MAKING AND MECHANICS ARE JUST THE beginning of his problems... he's too small to see across the field at 5"9 ish show that as Well
We Watched ANDY Dalton take this same team week 3 and made plays throwing guys open. So Stop The Excuses!!!
For real. Some dude made it a highlight video of Bryce last season in the thing literally included a bunch of dropped and poorly thrown passes in order to make a video more than like a minute. And now the excuse I’m seeing is that a quarterback can’t play with sound of mechanics if offensive line isn’t good. I’ve never seen so many excuses made for a number one overall pick
Andy is the best Quarterback on the team and young is the number 3 QB I'm 62 and never heard of a QB have so many excuses made for him?
It’s never a good sign when a former number one overall pick has to have all these excuses made for him. Nobody thought CJ Stroud’s supporting cast was any good until the history revision started happening about halfway through the season when he was tearing it up
3 things he'll never have, an NFL sized body, above avg speed or arm. Odds on overcoming that, long term, are less than 1%. He's basically me (John Q Randodude) when I was a teenager😏 Wish him the best though.
Yeah I like Bryce too but it's hard for me to buy in lol. Every other short or slight QB there's some special quality they have to compensate.
Is it too much to ask for a video on Jaire Alexander?
That pass at 9:50 is just amazing bro lol
i was at that game. chark fumbled on the goaline for a touchback
@@joeking376 lol smh I remember but what a damn pass
not one highlight with a wide open receiver. Collapsed pockets and slow receivers with poor coaching staff. Expecting great things in the future still.
Can you do jahan dotson next
yea that would be awesome
Understand the take and understand the looking down on but last year was a hellish situation and there has been ALOT of panthers bashing recently wothout looking at the changes
This isn’t even to mention all the issues with coaches and FO
I dont think people point out his quick release enough.
Okay but look how huge the ball looks in his tiny hands in the thumbnail for this video
He has bigger hands than lamar burrow and mahomes
@@brandonwhitmer4819 calm down, it's a joke about the thumbnail
11:38 he can't throw 35 yards???
You saying he don’t have arm strength but there a man in his chest everytime he’s throwing the ball deep
When you say deep you mean.....20 yards down the field?
@@gabesheaffer7757 you gotta be dumb
I dont understand the Arm Strength talk
Ive seen him launch Balls in college to Jamo
And there isn't a clip out there where its been a problem in the NFL
I would love he makes it in the NfL but it looks almost impossible
Bryce did not show flashes in a meaningful way relative to his price tag. Bryce has a nice collection of throws from this year that are "starting quarterback" level you're right, but there was practically zero plays that showed he was worth a #1 overall pick plus next years first overall, plus 2 seconds, plus DJ Moore. The flash you would see from a player on that level would be unmistakable.
People are obviously talking about two different types of flashes, the talent level I've seen so far from Bryce is not first round, I would consider taking him around mid to second round if a redraft happened today. If you're only looking for plays that prove he knows how to play football - well we already knew that, his college career spoke for itself. At this level and pricetag you are looking for someone who transforms a franchise
For real. All this talk about him making a big jump next year is fine and dandy, but this dude is the textbook definition of a low ceiling quarterback. I just do not see number one overall arm talent there regardless of how much time he had to throw or how open his receivers were/weren’t. There’s a reason why he didn’t want to throw at the combine while having to stand next to Anthony Richardson, CJ Stroud, and Will Levis
Purdy is the player people want Bryce to be but Purdy was the last pick in the draft so he’s called a system qb.
17:08 for those brock Purdy top 10 qb people
What's your point? That shows he has a very low % of TO worthy plays. And he still does make big throws often.
@@gbrow1604 it also shows that the system he's in allows for him to have easy low risk throws even despite his highest yards per attempt he's essentially throwing check downs for most of his throws
deonte banks breakdown??
The tua comparison pretty accurate cuz he didn’t look great till he got weapons
Waddle and Tyreek is a once in a decade WR duo. Legette and Dionte run of this milll decent
One thing u cant say is he aint tough because he drilled All season i didnt think he was gonna make it bit u see if u give him some time he can pick the defense apart
As a panthers fan. Looks to me like BY has problems that are never going to be fixed. I just can’t help but wonder why we drafted him lol
The most important thing we need to do this season is get the ball out of Bryce hands quickly
Sam Howell please!
This is an absolutely amazing breakdown bro! I'm a Panthers fan and not a single point you made was inaccurate or unfair.. Keep up the great content man!
Rookie first pick QB's need to call out their team mates and coaches who set him up to fail.
And then get released for bad mouthing your team?
@@maskedman5657 if you were an elite performer and a determined winner, and you were hired to make a business or a team successful, and you looked around above and below, and you saw mediocrity, and you were dependent on them to excel, would you just say oh well, I got this far, I should just accept my fate, my management and support staff are 2nd rate, so I'll just beat my head against the wall, ruin my career and reputation, or should I state the obvious. Fans would love a rookie 1st round 1st pickQB. Who is going to the worst team in the league, by definition and has the balls to call names and state facts. I could go on...
@@dmcmac9619Nah bro that's just a bad look for yourself. Teams don't go in with the intentions to fail you. You might have your gripes but that's something you keep to yourself. most teams aren't gonna wanna hire you if you bad mouth your own organization.
@@dmcmac9619 Actually we were the #9 worst team when we drafted him. Texans were the #2 worst team and we see how that went. The bears were the real worst team and they went 7-10 with a QB they traded away lmao Keep listening to the ra ra panther media and their excuses lol
Can you make a video about Will Levis
I haven't liked BY since we drafted him. He wasn't actually great in college and you can tell that because he was surrounded by nothing but 4/5 stars so he looked better than he was. His arm strength is laughable as you can clearly see he has to put a lot of effort into getting it even past 30 yards. His height is an issue as well since everyone on both lines are 4-8in taller than him. The only good lineman last year was Moton and everyone else was shit. I like both G we got, but they will only be able to do so much with a guy who is inaccurate past 20 yards and can't see the defense unless the teams are set on the line. I want him to do great, but he won't. No matter what team you put him on. He can't make the plays that matter and we'll see the same stuff we did last year, but with some improvement because of the oline.
bryce will be better then cj stroud just wait for our team to come together
Top ten defense bottom thirty offense ain’t his fault
Whatever he is, he isn't worth what they gave up to get him.
Can you do a film review for Trevor Lawrence? Note that his oc was mid, bad offensive line, Kirk got hurt in week 13, he had no realreceivers that could stretch the field, AND he was playing through injuries
Theilin was the offense Bryce ain’t get him receivers
He gota play madden and take them dump offs
You really need to show the down and time please . Alot of these sacks you are blaming on Bryce have way more context. Like the "sam howell" sack it was 3rd and 8 with 12 minutes left in the game down by 19. They have to make a play there, cant throw it away. Bryce led the leage in throwaway passes by double digits.
Throwaways- 1st (46) (2nd howell with 32)
Scrambles- 10th (29)
He is now 6th in NFL history with most sacked qb in a season wirh 62 (Howell is also 3rd in history after this season) imagine if he actually was bad at at causing sacks as you say. the bad plays are there absolutely. But the bad plays youre showing or bad skills he had last year are misleading. Context matters. Show the down and time please. Also don't forget to mention he had his playcaller changed 3 times, his HC and QB coach fired mid season, and all around horrible coaching staff.
Not to take away from the video. It was a really good and overall fair videom. You made fair points and actually brought in stats to back up what you were saying. And very well edited and detailed.
he needs to get in the gym and increase the arm power
Can’t coach size. If you are going to be his size as an NFL QB you better have the speed and elusiveness of a Kyler, Lamar, Jalen or the escapability of a Manziel at A&M
Bro you must’ve not watched every snap he should have been sacked way more had he not been able to be elusive. He’s just not fast but he has good short space speed . He will never be a Lamar but he can be a Russel
You forgot a huge reason Bryce Young was bad year and thats mechanics. Alot of throws it seems like hes falling over to deliver the throw and his Drop back is WAAAY too slow
It’s hard to have mechanics when linemen are coming through untouched every play
@@chrisdouget2103 I don't think it's fair to blame his mechanics on the lineman. There are plenty of examples of him doing these things without pressure. Especially his drop back
people have to actually get open quickly for a faster drop back to matter anyways
@@tylerbrown4074 Their were opportunities to get the ball to a receiver but he took too long
@@maskedman5657 bro… rewatch the cowboys game lol…. I think hes genuinely surprised when theres no rush off the snap and isnt prepared to actually make a play its so rare
Bryce is going to redefine what a top QB is"supposed" to look like and having teams trying to find the next.
Hes not the problem.
His o-line and weapons are
Lolll
Man stop comparing young to Stroud, two totally different situations,
You forgot that he has zero pocket awareness and got himself sacked half the time by leaving the pocket and walking right in to defenders. A majority of these plays you show are in garbage time against soft defenses. As a Panther fan, he isnt good. Put him on the 9ers and he still sucks
He had to walk into defenders because the other side was busted through by the time he could start his reads
You’re being far too complimentary. There’s not much to like. Hes far too small, like from a play strength standpoint he’s always in backpedal/retreat mode(4 EPA?)because he can’t step into throws and take hits. He can’t be played under center which eliminates all the most efficient goal line plays. His “touch” throws are at full strength. He lacks the necessary arm strength to drive the ball outside the numbers. He doesn’t see things clearly. His backpedal is too slow and he’s never in throwing position, he flips his hips before throwing, he plays with no urgency, line and receivers weren’t confident in him, he didn’t raise their play. Too many game management type errors to ever count. All sorts of major red flags he won’t ever work.
not reading allat 🔥🔥🔥bryce young 2024 mvp🗣🔥🔥‼‼‼
You're wrong on all of that
As a panthers fan you told no lies
@@omartillman3906 there’s an old saying “the QB needs to be the toughest guy on your team”. Good QBs take a beating making throws happen. His body isn’t built for it.
@@_GloryHolzbro you can’t sneeze on a qb these days. He will be fine
Why are you doing film break down from 2023 season there’s nothing to study with the team he had .you really wasted a video bro