CPcavedweller

If I owned the team, we would've drafted Levis or Stroud. And it wouldn't have been even a consideration for Bryce other than to maybe obtain draft picks. Stupid is as stupid does.

They made a three hour movie about two people. Let's extrapolate that out to around 1,600. Who is going to watch that? Glorious movie with graphics and visual effects that wouldn't be matched to this day. Told the story without being overly talkative, per say. The lives and existence of the many people, from 1st class to steerage, based upon interviews of survivors that can be found on YouTube were documented in the film. One pertinent part is where a conversation is overheard discussing where some young woman was pregnant by a rich man. This is documented in an interview from the 1950's I believe where someone actually overheard this conversation, or claims to have. There is a lot of nuance to the movie that you wouldn't know without reading about it. James Cameron has literally visited the Titanic more times than any other human being other than those who built the damn thing.

If you listened to pundits, they said that Bryce was the most Pro Ready QB in the draft, and it wasn't close. Only issue is that Levis literally played for an NFL OC in 2021 and had 33 touchdowns or something to 8 interceptions, at the University of Kentucky, in the SEC. Then Cohen left after one year, a lot of talent graduated from the offensive line and receiver room and Levis fell off a bit, and he dropped in the draft. Levis and Stroud will probably be seen as two of the best pure QB's in the 2023 NFL Draft when it's all said and done. You can't coach a lot of what we have seen from Stoud and Levis thus far. You either have it, or you don't. They will only get better as well because they have all of the physical metrics you want and have had success. Jealous of both the Titans and Texans for not having meddling owners.

Correct. Clausen was a good teammate and knew he was in for it. John Fox in a lame duck season seemingly trying to make a point about how few fugs he gave. 2010 was historically bad, seemingly one that could be unmatched. Then 2023 happened.

His and Bryce's stat's are eerily similar. Both were the most "Pro Ready" QB's in their draft. As I said this past Winter and Spring, my list is: 1. Levis 2. Stroud 3. Richardson 4. DTR 5. Maybe Young? I don't remember Regardless, my picks are looking pretty good right now.

You clearly weren't around for the "Sir Cameron Newton: Leader of Men, Lover of Puppies...Esquire" chants if you think Bryce enduring booing is bad. EDIT: S C@M NeWTON

You don't win with Free Agency. You win in the draft.

Keep Fitterer, give them Tepper.

The YPA is my biggest issue. Go 55% completion as a rookie, I don't care. But have a 5 YPA and there is clearly an issue.

Tepper doesn't have a plan. Otherwise we never would've traded up for Bryce nor would we have hired Reich. Wilks could've just as easily brought in Thomas Brown and Josh McCown to coach on this staff.

Wilks is fools gold? Based on what? Tell me you don't know what you're talking about without telling me.

THings at Michigan aren't that bad. The NCAA with selective enforcement of rules that whomever is paying them wants enforced. They ignore tampering with student-athletes but investigate this? Michigan could railroad their current schedule with or without seeing opposing teams in person.

Would rather have Kellen Moore.

When the organization is putting out media about how we are a potential playoff team right away, people tend to get disappointed. This is the worst start for this team, ever. Literally going back to 1995.

Just let Fitterer do his job? It was obvious that the Panthers were zeroed in on Wilks and likely never would've traded up in this draft if they had re-signed Wilks. Tepper wanted an offensive guy and he wanted "his" QB. Josh wanted CJ Stroud. His draft preview and his comments at the Ohio State Pro Day said as much. I can't help but think that the rest of the staff felt the same way until Tepper came in dodging, ducking, dipping diving, and, yes, dodging his way into the picture.

Say it with me: Tepper, is the problem. He wants to be Jerry Jones without the potential backlash so he doesn't give himself the GM title. He never should've been at Pro Days. He never should've been meeting with players at the Pro Days. He should've stayed home and let Fitterer and Co. do their job. If I was a better GM than Fitterer, I'd quit and go back to Seattle before Tepper completely ruined my career.

You can't drop back 50 times a game and win. You can't throw the ball between the LOS and 20 yards out exclusively or the box will stay stacked. You can't expect a rookie QB to go out and win the game for you. Go back to what made this line look deadly and run under center.

1. We have the wrong scheme. We went back to the fundamentals last year which made our offensive line a Top 13 or so group in the league and helped Darnold play like a Top 10 QB outside of the last game. 2. We traded away both of our best offensive players in CMC and Moore 3. I think we hired the wrong Head Coach. Wilks could've brought all these same guys in without the requirement that he call plays and he is an excellent defensive mind with true leadership ability. Young would probably be good on a team with a solid core and a solid system but we have neither.

You claim people who have been Panthers fans longer than you've been alive are Texans fans, and expect no response? If you are an adequate sample of Gen Z, I need to not only get out of Panthers Fandom but possibly this country.

Also, Tepper wanted Reich and Young. That isn't on Fitterer and the next GM we hire would be in the same exact position of working for wannabe Jerry Jones.

So being someone who wanted CJ Stroud and for us to keep Wilks makes us Texans and 49er's fans? Jesus man, what a leap in logic. This really is a microcosm of society today. If you're not this, then you're that. I'm not a fan of Bryce Young, I wanted to draft Stroud and lament the success he is having, therefor I am a Texans fan? The most illogical conclusion I've seen here in a long time and it's honestly far worse to have your perspective than it is to say that Stroud looks like he could win OROY. Time for you to reevaluate your critical thinking skills.

Tua was close to 50 in QBR and had a whole yard or two more per pass attempt. We just played potentially the worst defense in the NFL and didn't score a touchdown. Bryce is not Tua, though it may take having a Hall of Fame receiver and another one or two first round draft pick weapons to make it work with him. What happens to our defense in that situation? Garbage.

Anyone remember the last time we took the most NFL ready QB? The JIMMEHHHHH CLAAAWWWW-SOOONNNNNN That ended well.

Chris Gamble would probably tell him to relax. Or whoever jaw he broke. I forgot now.

Guessing that's Teppers wife? Or one of his wives? Or girlfriends? Or escorts? Tepper seems nice enough but his ego is bigger than his non-liquitable asset accounts and as you get up in age, you really begin to ponder things like time. What is a "4 year rebuild"? Well, in fan years, it's an eternity. The excitement of the Cam years is gone and Tepper tried to replicate that to drive revenue which may pay off eventually. The biggest problem I have isn't that Young won't be good one day, but that to make him good you'll have to sacrifice elsewhere. Certain guys allow you to skirt on top of the line talent at other positions whereas Bryce will require that expense which in the salary cap world is disaster if you don't draft for poo.