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Wirh all do respect that's ridiculous. Desmond Ridder had 4 career starts going into the season, he's far from a polished Qb the Falcons have as much question marks as we do. All 4 teams in the South have question marks. We're the only winless team in the division because our offense execution has been the poorest. That needs to be cleaned up. If this staff is a good as people have touted.

I understand all of this. Again the video verbatim said the Panthers don't have a complete roster; not schematics, but we don't have the talent to compete in the NFC South. I call B.S. Of course there is going to be some adjustment with new staff. Not surprising we lost the these first 2 games. But to say we don't have the talent to compete with 2 teams that won 5 or 6 games last season. Fitt needs to fired immediately if that's the case.

Lord now the injury excuses, all teams have injuries they have to overcome you genius. That wasn't premise of the video, the video stated the Panthers don't have the roster to compete against the Saints and the Falcons. But good news only morons believe that.

You're an idiot not a theory. We paid Sanders for what then to downgrade the runningback position, damn yall some morons.

Skill positions you mean Moore again? Because besides him we upgraded in that department. Tightend upgraded. Hubbard and Foreman ran roughshod in the 2nd half of the season. Sanders ran for 1200 last season so theoretically that's a upgrade also.

So Moore was the difference. He was underpaid then during his stint here.

What's unrealistic about competing in what many considered to be a weak division. If the Saints and Falcons can make moves to improve in the off-season, it's "unrealistic" for Panther fans to want the same. "Taken a step back" Losing Dj Moore? Foreman? Where have we taken a step back at?

Bs. We were just laughing a season ago about the Saints aging roster, how the Falcons were in disarray and once Tom Brady retires, the division should be Panthers. No all of a sudden we've got the worst roster. There's nobody on the Saints Dline I would take over Brian Burns or Derek Brown. Old man Cameron Jordan give me a break. Luvu and Shaq (before injury) were as formidable of Lb duo as there is in the NFC South. Our secondary (before injury) was the best. Offensively Sanders and Hubbard are a decent backfield, Who is Baker Mayfield handing it off to? Who was Derek Carr's Rb Monday night? The only question marks are at Wr, Qb and the coaching staff. And right now it's looking like the Saints have the best combo of head coach and Qb in the NFC south.

It definitely isn't all on Bryce he's a rookie who hasn't played a quarter of a season yet. I'm not sold on the terrible receiver narrative just yet. I do think Bryce is forcing too many passes to Mingo there connect percentage is terrible. Most of my blame has been on the playcalling, but Bryce has to play better as well. I want to see what the offense looks like with Dalton before I draw too many conclusions.

If this injury does sideline Young it may be a blessing in disguise. Allows the coaches to take a second look at why the offense is floundering, we supposedly have an all-star crew, and Qb gurus, so it's no way we should be ranked dead last in passing. Is it the playcalling, skill positions, or the game being too fast for Byrce right now. Sunday can help answer alot of that, and see what adjustments need to be made going forward.

I agree. Not that Young is trash, he's a rookie whose struggling. He isn't the first and he won't be the last. Some of these guys act like it's asinine to say that the rookie is struggling. Oh it's the receivers, oh it's the line. I've seen alot of Panthers football this Oline is one of the more talented groups we have, yes there is some injuries, but Byrce hasn't been under any abnormal about of pressure. He's been hesitant to go with with his reads, and holding the ball too long. Now some are saying it's because the receivers are not open. Well Sunday if Dalton starts we will see if the receivers are as bad as its being made out to be. Nobody who calls themselves a fan wants Bryce to fail, we gave up way too much, but if he's not ready, maybe he needs to sit and watch ala Mahomes and other Qbs have done.

Winning franchises would pay a premier pass rusher before a receiver any day of the week. It's teams like the Panthers that would do foolishness like that in reverse. Stroud threw for 384 yards and his leading receiver was a rookie receiver taken a round later than we took Mingo. The Rams have a rookie named Puka Nacua leading the league in receptions. Good coordinators can scheme people open.

Will Chicago atleast pay for our Uber back home?

Why is Chubbard in the game running routes if he not viable option. A clear first down if Byrce get the ball out to the back. I have no idea what you mean by reliant, you get the ball to the open guy who is able to advance it, that's how efficient offenses work.

So what do you call this defense

This was early in the game, that wasn't prevent defense.

I think Hubbard's improved in that area. But for whatever reason the Saints were leaving the flats open all game. The drive that we emphasized the flats is the drive we scored on. He seems to be struggling to get the ball in the tight windows, make the defense account for the whole field and there will be holes in the zone. Brady made a killing with this.

There are plays to be made out there, everybody is not covered. He needs to get the backs more involved in the passing game. Go back at look at the last scoring drive his top receiver was Hubbard. The play below resulted in an incompletion. The Saints defense didn't even bother defending Hubbard.

Trade McCaffrey Trade Moore Trade Burns While they are all in their prime Now that's the ticket to winning.

I think Byrce needs to get the runningbacks involved more in the passing game. Watching the film I saw several instances where Sanders and even Shenault were open in the flats and Byrce didn't look their way. If you're going to be checkdown Charlie you have to be efficient with the check downs, Brady made a killing checking down to his Rbs in the flats. Make the defense defend the whole field and you will open things up in the middle. The last drive that we scored was essentially him checking down to Hubbard in the flats and moving the sticks, the announcers claim Saints were in prevent, but based on the tape that play was open all game. Here Hubbard had nothing but daylight in front of him if Bryce looks his way, the play resulted in a incompletion instead.

Just watched the full clip. Brown was informing Micheal Thomas which direction his locker room was located. Micheal Thomas started singing the name of some gang, maybe in attempt to scare or mock DB; looks like it just agitated him more lol. Thomas then appeared scurry to wherever he was going in a hurry. https://x.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1704218966019711310?s=20

No the offense has gotten worse since we cut Bridgewater. He was the best Qb we've had since a prime Cam Newton. But butt hurt fans wanted to rag him about dink and dunk. Now they've seen what real dink and dunk looks like from Donald to the young Byrce (hopefully he gets better) Brady was here in 2021 and got fired as mentioned because the offense was stagnant. So if you going to give credit, give it to who really deserved it.

Somebody posted a chart of our receivers targets and catches and Mingo was targeted the most with 8 but they only connected on 3 of them.

Stop, DB is a country boy he don't know anything about California gang culture. Lol

2022: Moore, Marshall Jr, Shenault, Smith 2023: Chark, Theilen, Mingo, Shenault, Marshall Jr. Moore is good but there is no way the receiving core from last season was better if Marshall who can't even get on the field now was our #2.