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I like the front of the second level the best outside of the primo end zone seats. Being closer to the benches is cool but it’s harder to see the action from the lower level and the fans aren’t as active.

Team’s passing really well rn. Meram is a pro’s pro, I’m sure Lattanzio loves that guy

He's small for an NFL player. Either it will matter on the field or it won't. Tired topic because there's just nothing left to discuss about it.

I know “QB1” is about the depth chart but that’s forever Cam’s to me

What an opportunity for TMJ this season. If he wants to be great now’s the time.

Who started these? Was it our social media team?

I hate NO more but it's Atlanta mostly due to proximity. Bridgewater yucking it up with Saints bench set that rivalry back 10 years.

Multiple teams seriously considered blowing up their franchises for Young and some folks still really think he's an average prospect.

Anti-tankers what about resting players? You've clinched home field advantage you still going 100% for the moral victory?

Tanking is not trying to lose it's not trying to win. No one is going to tell players to throw games like it's the 1919 World Series. The "win at every opportunity" move would have been to keep the best player on the team for the playoff push that year instead of trading him away for picks that Wilks would never see. It's not some organization wide conspiracy but it should be clear that everyone above the head coach had thrown in the towel at that point.

yeah it's all still surreal just super grateful for this opportunity you know and ready to get to work for sure

Vargas is better off the bench too. Fun one. Most organized I’ve seen them.

100%. It's an easy formality to adhere to because if Bryce doesn't win out in camp we've got bigger issues.

The development year thing only makes sense to me if you have a starter you see as a playoff contender or your pass protection is so bad that you're throwing someone to the wolves putting them under center. With all due respect we've got the washed journeyman edition of Andy Dalton not Brett Favre or Alex Smith. I'm sure Bryce will soak up his veteran knowledge but I don't think there's anything to be gained from sitting on the bench until Dalton inevitably has a bad game and gets booed off the field. "Too much pressure" is nonsense too. Young lives in constant limelight and he's unflappable, all of a sudden they think he could get nervous? There's no way the sugar coat the fact that he's got the weight of the franchise in his hands now. It's in the job description.

Truly the day the magic died. Jake had a knack for looking like a hall of famer in spurts and that game put an end to it altogether.

I‘ve never gotten the impression that the players like Lattanzio all that much though. They were just happy to get MAR outta there. There is something to be said about giving players too much authority on who their coach is. Kinda worried that’s happened with the FC and I could see it if the Panthers had chosen Wilks.

2nd all-time behind Brady in sneak attempts. I don't think it's as dangerous as the average sack. How often do QBs get injured doing a sneak? I remember Mahomes a few years back and that's it. Fumbling seems like a bigger concern with them.

Great catch but some "why you're not in the NFL" defense in that second vid

A trip down memory lane. Delhomme commanding one of the best drives in Panthers history

Have a feeling that "Bryce Cream" didn't test well with the target consumer

Did they add him to 23 for real or is this a custom character?

A- mostly on the strength of the trade up. Shrewd move at the right time. Mingo: B Johnson: D+ Zavala: A+ Robinson: C

Ickey connection takes this from a solid pick to a great one. This is a steal makes the 3rd pick way more tolerable.