outlaw4

Probably deserves its own thread but remember that unsportmanlike penalty we got? The one responsible... was Dave Canales. Thankfully didn't matter but still...

I really don't want to get in a situation where Canales gets to draft a QB, that QB struggles mightily and Canales gets canned rather quickly getting the blame for not properly developing the guy. Bears made this mistake twice and - despite their current record - there's still a lot of question marks with Caleb.

You really didn't go for that 4th down, Giants? They should fire their head coach... ...oh.

Burns somehow doesn't sack the QB? Say it ain't so!

Dart not being able to stay on the field certainly hurts his chances.

This feels a bit like 2022 when I had wanted to focus on building up the team even more, so that we could potentially make major moves in 2024. But we went in a different direction and it feels like it took this long just to get back where we were before. So yes, I kind of see Canales/Young as a bridge for something even better because the inconsistency with those two are maddening. But another year with those two would at least mean we can use the next offseason to plug in even more holes in the roster. At least then, if you end up replacing Canales/Young, then it's a far more attractive job and you're giving the next QB an actual team around them from the start.

People who think Bryce is the most frustrating player ever to wear a Panthers uniform were not around here when Jake Delhomme was our QB. If anything, I'm getting a bit of deja vu.

What is this game?!

Goodell called him Marioto when he was initially drafted.

What the Burks!?

Damn Canales Because at his best... Damn, Canales! At his worst... Damn Canales!

Barely over 100 yards passing combined at the half between Rodgers and Allen? Oof.

The Carolina Jekyll Hydes

Reminded me a bit of that Mariotta flip interception he did against us in 2022. The Bills are suddenly looking very mortal.