Could Bryce Young be a cautionary tale for Drake Maye? | Jones & Keefe



Could the benching of last year’s number one overall pick, #bryceyoung, serve as a cautionary tale for the #patriots and #drakemaye? Adam Jones and Rich Keefe discuss.

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16 thoughts on “Could Bryce Young be a cautionary tale for Drake Maye? | Jones & Keefe”

  1. I'm sorry, you can't compare a 5'9", 170 pnds, skinny and middling arm strength QB to a 6'4" 220pds, very strong QB. Maye is not Bryce Young nor Mac Jones and the Pats have a lot more talent than the Panthers. Maye should start this season around game 10, baptism by fire. That's the only way. Mahomes sat behind Alex Smith, a probowl QB, Maye is sitting behind a backup QB. He has to start.

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  2. true but i was in LA at the time. there was awful lot of distractions and drugs and women. i had to go back to boston i was afraid i was going to end up on skid row. got to know your limitations. and there isn't anything for maye to worry about in massachusetts. them snitches keep any potential of an LA like atmosphere occuring in massachusetts totally impossible. everyone is related to a cop. all he's got to do is his job.

    i am not interested in letting another mac happen i learned my lesson jackobi plays until his legs fall off. i don't care. if he doesn't want to play he's playing. we apologise for the offensive line but jacobi's skill set isn't as such to take full advantage of all the weapons but. he's got leadership qualities and i want maye to see those values over the course of a season and how important it is for a leader to at the very least have those qualities. so, we can't just bench jacobi. he wasn't brought in to get to the playoffs. he's a figure head to conceal the tinkering going on behind the scenes. that will be revealed at a later date.

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  3. Maye is way ahead of Bryce from a pure physical and arm standpoint . Maye looked great around subpar talent around him at UNC, any other draft he is a #1 overall pick. Footwork needs work but Mahomes didn’t have great footwork either, great decision to sit him and let him learn. Bryce is too small without any attributes such as a crazy arm or athleticism to overcome that. Only looked great at Alabama due to the sheer talent around him, he also had moments at Alabama against good teams such as Georgia where he looked very average, that should have been a red flag. He is supposed to be a good processor of the game, that was his selling point but tbe NFL is a whole another ball game you need the physical attributes to be successful not just the mental. He’s not really reading defenses well either, the game is way faster than at Alabama. Sadly I think his career is done. He may stick around as a back up but that’s about it.

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  4. Mac Jones had everything around him? Matt Patricia as his offensive coordinator, receivers that couldn't separate, and an offensive line that was cosplaying as a turnstile? Mac wasn't Dan Marino, but don't say he had everything around him. Belichick ruined that kid.

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  5. I'm strongly of the opinion that a QB *prospect is only as good as their surroundings.. obviously talent and physical traits factor in.. but I truly believe that if Mahomes went through the same circumstances as Bryce.. he'd already be out of the league… now if you take current mahomes and drop him on any terrible team, it's a different story.. but that's why the first 2-3 years of. QB's development are so crucial.. and even if it doesn't "decide" who they're gonna be for the rest of their career, they don't usually get a second chance like Baker right now.

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