DaveThePanther2008

So you're New Orleans. Do you draft a QB or get him some help. As it stands they are top 5 pick.

Take away year one and he has progress significantly. Darnold took several years to get it, as did Mayfield. While I am not implying that BY will turn into either one of these players, I still believe there is some hope. These last 4 games will really make a difference. Were in playoff contention and lets just see if he craps the bed or really shows he's dialed in.

I want to ask you. Did each of those TD passes Young threw Sunday meet this criteria? Young's swing pass to Chubba was perfectly placed and quick. Both Coker and T-Mac's TDs were well placed touch passes. Bryce has had many small window completions. Analytics are a great source of knowledge but in the end game time situations call for quick deceive decisions and analytics go out the door.

Factually of course but pretty much a done deal especially since some of the tiebreakers don't go our way.

One of the last times we played Tampa in Carolina at Christmas time I was home and went to the game. This was the game Cam had a 50+ yard run to glory. One of the greatest highlights in Panther history. Hopefully, we have another great moment or two this time.

1st we MUST win against the Saints. A loss and everything else is a mute point. Week 16 is our season. If we can beat the Bucs in Carolina we stand a chance regardless of week 17.

In our history we've had great linebackers that have turned us into Super Bowl contenders. Mills, Morgan, Beason and Luke. I would love to see another side-to-side linebacker and get back to greatness.

Let's hope so.

Tampa has a pretty easy schedule. They have both Atl and N.O. at home so an upset by either of these two teams is pretty slim. There only other game is Miami, who has been playing better lately but it's going to be tough. We are going to have to win against TB twice and New Orleans. We'd both end up 10-7 if we beat them both games. We'd have the tie breaker from head to head. It's a huge task but if we can beat them in Carolina in week 15 we have a chance in the final game. If we beat Seattle it going to be quite interesting.

I knew it was someone up the chain of command. It was a steal for DM, even if he is just adequate. Finding players that can come in and play without losing too much. Hunt is a very difficult player to out play.

My opinion, Chubba used to play the same way. When he saw Rico doing it he realized that he wasn't running the same way he was before he got hurt.

Give them both early reps and see who has the hot hand. I have noticed Chubba running more like Rico these past few games. Not so much pitter pattering at the line and just bulldozing for whatever he can get. I like the way both are running now. It's a good thing to have. DC just needs to be ready to put the lion share of carries with the back that seems to be having a better start. I just hope it isn't like before where it was you get this series I get the next. Doesn't work

Not sure who but Curhen has former connections with someone on our staff. They obviously knew something more about him. He's no Andrew Norwell but we ran the ball at will with this guy so he does deserve some props. Zavala for whatever reason cannot stand up to the demands of playing in the NFL. He's collecting a paycheck but rarely is available. I'd rather move on and work with guys like Curhan that at least can stay healthy.

Canales in the post-game interview stated that the strip sack the noise was overwhelming. It's good that our fans are showing up. It's been too many years since we had a home crowd favorite. I remember listening to the Dallas game and you could hear the Cowboy fans almost as loud as our fans. That's unacceptable. Hopefully, this team continues to get better, and our bandwagon fans come back out and support the team.

Where is it I said it was a grand achievement? I was just pointing out how really good that play was. Too many want to argue every single thing BY does. It's luck, it's bad defense and every other possible reason other than he did well.