TN05

About to keep that "trailing in the fourth quarter" losing streak alive

Can bryce actually throw over the top?

What the heck was that play call

That's the ballgame

Bryce actually looking like a first round draft pick today, you love to see it.

Does Bryce young look like a first round pick right now, let alone somebody worth two #1 picks and DJ Moore?

Who wouldn't say wow to that?

I just want one play that makes me say “wow” and I’ve not seen that in four games. Why did we trade up for someone if he’s gonna take 2-3 years to be decent?

but he’s a supercomputer processor

People would have be less nihilistic if we hadnt had five straight losing seasons, hadn’t traded the farm for Young, or if Young showed even the slightest sign of being exceptional which he hasn’t. Im not even asking for a “wow” game, just a “wow” moment or two. As it stands this team is imploding and won’t be able to recover for a few years. It’s hard to stay positive when nothing is going right, and it sucks to suck.

He’s too talented to ship off and would be a rockstar on any team, but he doesn’t fit this defense at all. It’s a bad position to be in.

This team hasn’t known how to use him since his rookie year

We were sold on “elite processing” and last week both of his interceptions were Clause -esque

Why would we trade the number one pick in the draft for a guy that takes a few years? The idea was to win now and we’re doing the opposite.

Doesn't matter if he pans out eventually. The entire idea behind it was to win now, and we inexplicably traded out future #1 pick and top wideout for a a QB with "elite processing" and zero elite traits. The entire team has regressed in every department. Nothing is going right. Not only are we not winning now, we're not winning at all. This might still be tolerable if Bryce Young looked like a #1 pick, but he doesn't. Our superprocessor, Napoleon Bonaparte of a quarterback is making some of the worst decisions you'll ever see, leading to Clausen-esque interceptions, with very little to show otherwise in any time other than garbage time. The coaching staff clearly has no faith in him. The fact he doesn't have weapons or the best line in the league does not matter - if he's not ready to carry a team, we should not have traded what we did for him. As far as I can tell, no NFL team that traded a first round pick has ever ended up with it being the #1 pick. We will likely end up being the first. This is an outright embarrassment and the worst trade I can think of that we've ever done. Oddly enough, this was one time analytics would have helped Tepper because literally nothing about Young's physical profile screams "NFL quarterback". It will take years to dig ourselves out of this mess. And before you mention it - no, Sean Gilbert doesn't count. This is because it wasn't actually a trade (it was signing a player under another team's franchise tag), and because Gilbert wasn't actually terrible - he was one of the better pieces on our 1999 and 2000 defenses, just not anywhere near the price of two first-round picks. The most disastrous part of Gilbert was his salary.

He’s supposed to be the ghengis khan of quarterbacking, surely he can do more than screens?

He is severely injured. Severely. It’s not good.

Worst bust in Panthers history?

The Ghengis Khan of quarterbacking, maestro of the screen pass

Rome wasn’t built in a day

Fitterer drafted a long snapper, in the fifth round, when it wasn’t a need, and the guy didn’t even make the roster.

We traded a top tier receiver and this year's #1 pick for a noodle armed game manager

DJ Moore through five games - 27 catches, 531 yards, 5 touchdowns Christian McCaffrey through four games - 600 total yards, 7 touchdowns We trade our best players for nothing and then see them go off for other teams. Absolutely embarrassing. And thanks to Fitterer, we can't even rebuild with the #1 pick because we won't have it. There's nothing to look forward to. Fire Fitterer now.

In on every deal