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Throws to Xavier Legette: 1/7, -2 yards, 1 INT The rest of the team: 34/42, 330 yards, 3 TDs

This is the sloppiest ending to a game I've ever seen

Cam never got that call lol

RIP Edit: What?

WHAT

Yeah this is beyond garbage time at this point. Bryce is playing very, very well.

Possibly his best ever.

Good stuff but it's too little, too late.

Most of these games have been in garbage time

His entire scheme is to never blitz, run cover 3 constantly, and give up 200 yards a game in the rushing department

Long. drawn-out garbage time drives to pad stats is the Bryce Young special

2nd and long, guaranteed 10 yard chunk play

Evero needs to be fired immediately.

Hospital ball.

He should have been fired after he had the NFL's worst defense for a second year in a row last year

Garbage time, now's the perfect time for Bryce to rack up 150 yards and a touchdown to pad his stats

What is everyone planning to do on their Sundays?

4 yard slant on 3rd and 14. Who tf let Frank Reich back

I am not sold on Bryce but Tmac looks incredible so far.

It's not week 1, it's year 8 of Tepper with zero winning seasons to show of it

I'm tired of his pansy defenses. 10 yards off the line every down, Cover 3 every down, no blitzing, no aggressiveness. And worst of all, if you don't fit the scheme (Jeremy Chinn, Frankie Luvu) you get booted rather than the scheme adjusting. Evero is so confident in this garbage scheme that has been the worst or second-worst defense in the league two years running. It's embarrasing.

I didn’t cherry pick anything. I listed the first round picks. Can you find a better record in the 21st century?

I don’t have time to compile 15 years of entire drafts. have you identified a GM with a similar or better record in the first round?

Your argument here is that good draft picks should be ignored because some were in the 8-16 range. Okay - so name another GM with a string of equally good picks. If picking good players was easy, we’d be in the playoffs.

2002 - Julius Peppers (future Hall of Famer) 2003 - Jordan Gross (perennial Pro Bowler/All Pro) 2004 - Chris Gamble (decade+ shutdown corner) 2005 - Thomas Davis (perennial Pro Bowler/All Pro) 2006 - DeAngelo Williams (Pro Bowler) 2007 - Jonathan Stewart (Pro Bowler), Jeff Otah (injury bust) 2011 - Cam Newton (MVP) 2012 - Luke Kuechly (future Hall of Famer) 2017 - Christian McCaffrey (Offensive Player of the Year; perennial Pro Bowler/All Pro) 2018 - D.J. Moore (perennial Pro Bowl snub) 2019 - Brian Burns (perennial Pro Bowler) 2020 - Derrick Brown (Pro Bowler) Out of all of these picks, exactly three (Gamble, Otah, and Moore) failed to make a Pro Bowl. Of those, Gamble and Moore were/are fantastic, while Otah was a bust due to injury (that was still an All-Rookie player in 2008). You'd be hard pressed to find a better resume in the first round.