CPcavedweller

I know Clowney isn't what he thinks himself to be, but I'd love seeing him line up opposite of Burns. That would be fun.

Is he wrong? We see the good QB's make throws in practice they won't make in games to see what they can get away with. However, there has been a significant drop off in performance between 7 v 7 and 11 v 11.

We can keep three QB's now. He will be on the roster.

You want to crown him before he plays a game. Why can't I show concern before he plays a game? All I said was that he hasn't done much when the full 11 v 11 period begins yet everyone here is comparing him to All-Time Greats and talking Super Bowls based on 7 v 7 numbers.

Now lets see him do it in 11 on 11. He's been great in 7 v 7 but when 11 v 11 comes, it hasn't been nearly as pretty.

It's not the hottest summer on record. I know you've been around here for a while but it hasn't been any hotter, other than one day last week, than any time in the past 10,000 years for Spartanburg. Law of averages. Now the lows are back down into the low 60's which is quite low for July and August. It's always 90 to 95 degrees and steaming this time of year.

And this is the question right? Obviously the team is going to put out media saying Jones was just waiting on the right situation to present itself but coming off of a shoulder injury, as a linebacker, you know the real reason.

Yet we somehow managed to go 17-2 with them? That's the insane part. If not for the Broncos defense, who used and abused everyone that year, we would've been fine. But that defense had two future Hall of Fame pass rushers and Wade Phillips, a Hall of Fame coach as DC.

Still worried. Always worried because depth is an issue on every team and one or two mis-steps can lead to a serious issue in a league where inches wins championships. So, worried still. If Icky still gets beat on occasion like he was against the Bucs in the 4th quarter of what was effectively a championship game, or Semi-Final, we are in trouble. If not, great.

I was far more impressed with Luvu last year than any time I watched Jones play. If he is good off-ball it does provide an opportunity to be more flexible in your play calls and how you manage to flip the coverages.

In live practice with pads 25 may have popped that ball out. He pulled up before the ball ever got to Shenault.

I think Darnold would've had a chance to succeed with Reich and Josh McCown as well. Alex Smith was garbage for the first few years and then he got the ship righted when he finally got a good coaching staff. Darnold has had Adam Gase and Matt Rhule as his two head coaches. Let that sink in. If Bryce was here with Matt Rhule and a would be FDNY Chief as his OC, would you trust them to develop him? No. What excites me most about what I've seen isn't Bryce but the teams use of Shenault. He has special abilities and could really be a Deebo Samuel type player with a touch less speed and more power.

It was a good decision. But if you can surmise that we will win many Super Bowls from that play, I'd like to know some lottery numbers.

It's the Panther way. That said, ask me in January.

Good, real football talk can occur here.

They also had the leagues best offensive line that year. Not really a great comparison.

We don't know what's been put on him yet. It's fuging July people.

Peoples is more like a throwback. But if you want to see him grind an opponent down, go back and watch the Texas A&M - App State game.

Cam Peoples? There is a reason he's on the team.

How's the knee?

Steve mentions 0-22 yard range as being Bryce's bresd and butter, while acknowledging he's not going to uncork the ball. If he can somehow get to the point where Brees was that a 60 yard throw isn't impossible, or improbable, he could be very, very good. But if he has trouble stretching the field, that opens up a whole new window of aggression for safeties.

If you don't remember all of those things being said at the time, maybe you weren't as in tune. But literally each and every one of those was said in the media, in this forum, and it was assumed by the players.

Public-private partnership to drive economic growth. Uptown Charlotte would be okay without the Panthers but a ton of businesses would lose massive revenue streams driven by Fall Sundays.

Cam Peoples is out there too in the first clip. Pretty telling for a rookie UDFA to be out there, I'd think.

Money isn't the end all be all. Ambition would be for a Head Coaching job. Say something like Seattle comes up, you'd take that over the increased pay to stick around just due to their program alone.