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Given the recent news of Bryce Young’s benching amid C.J. Stroud’s ascension, people may be wondering how each quarterback was perceived on Reddit before the 2023 Draft. In an effort to accurately reflect on the common sentiment I have posted the most-liked comments from a pre-draft debate. While only being one thread, I believe enough Redditors have upvoted those comments to elevate the comments to become common sentiments. This is not meant to be disrespectful to anyone but to reflect common sentiment at the time. Thank you for reading!

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/NFL_Draft/s/NjwgZK4MXF

+220 upvotes

“• ⁠Prior to the season - Bryce Young by a lot, clear QB1 • ⁠During the season - B

Earlier today I created a post detailing bad teams with big stadiums. The intention of that post was to inform people who may want to rebuild a stadium of stadium sizes. You can read that post below.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NCAAFBseries/comments/1dhy8ag/bad_teams_with_big_stadiums/

Since that post took off I received a request from u/aguysomewhere to post the best teams with small stadiums. This information may be helpful for people looking for a more intimate experience, as well as people who just prefer playing as good teams in small stadiums.

Accordingly I have created a list of good teams with small stadiums. The methodology and sources will be the same as the previous post. However,

Part of what makes dynasty mode fun is filling a big stadium as your team starts to win more, in my opinion.

Accordingly I have created a list of bad teams with big stadiums that you can fill up as you start to win, if dynamic seating is in the game. First, a couple of definitions:

Bad team: Ranked #67 or below (out of 134 FBS teams). Teams that are in the bottom half of the rankings will be included. The source I used to rank teams is CBS Sports.

Source: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/rankings/cbs-sports-rankings/

Big stadiums: 50,000 or greater seating capacity. This is an arbitrary number. I picked this number as it is a round number that I think qualifies as a big stadium

For example at mine a button on the top right next to the screen mutes the ad. Hope this helps.

Thinking Football is a YouTube channel that dissects game footage, diagrams plays, and explains how players operate in a game.

They recently released a 19 minute video on Drake Maye, highlighting his strengths and weaknesses.

First 11 minutes (strengths): Progressions, throw power

Last 8 minutes (weaknesses): Footwork, accuracy

Summary: He has the talent to be taken high but has displayed footwork out of rhythm with his throws.

I think it is worth watching because this channel diagrams game footage (cover 6, option route, etc) so you can see what exactly Maye was seeing. I think it is an impartial channel. I am not advocating for or against Maye but think this video offers a new way to

Good morning, everyone.

I went to the Dolphins game for my first game. I noticed the split was 60/40 in favor of the Dolphins fans.

I’m wondering do road fans always outnumber Commanders fans at FedEX? It is understandable because we are just getting the stench of Snyder off, and are 4-9, but I am just curious.

HTTC.

Hey, everyone.

Lifelong Redskins/Football Team/Commanders fan. I’m finally going to my first game tomorrow now that Snyder is gone. Regardless of the result (expectations are low of course) I’m looking forward to being around Commanders fans and experiencing the game.

HTTC