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  1. I just saw the Texas hit and honestly they need to ban jumping on these plays.
  2. Yeah another outlet talking about regression and how overall the panthers passing offense is anemic Though the Panthers’ pass game went berserk in Week 11 against a Falcons defense that has apparently given up on the 2025 season, they didn’t produce a ton of air yards. Their 293 air yards ranks 12th on the week. It was well above their season average but likely more an illusion than a sign of things to come. Carolina has the league’s second lowest pass rate over expected this season. Since Week 5 they are a rather stunning nine percent below their expected pass rate, by far the lowest in the NFL. I don’t think any Carolina pass catchers are reliable outside of Tetairoa McMillan. I’m probably not breaking any news there. https://www.nbcsports.com/fantasy/football/news/bryce-young-chris-olave-chase-brown-headline-week-12s-regression-files
  3. two torn ACLs in college he's playing on borrowed time
  4. It’s not meant to be predictive model, but there are a lot of people that take it into account. its value to me lies in its universality and how you can compare different teams across different years. and on a long enough timeline, everything regresses to the mean. That’s statistics.
  5. DVOA is just another way to rank the teams based on a ton different inputs. It's been tweaked throughout the years, but he always goes back and regrades teams so you're always using the same stat to compare teams. And it attempts to standardize everything to league average, so you're getting success play compared to what would happen on average in the league. https://ftnfantasy.com/nfl/dvoa-explainer higher DVOA, better/more frequently the team is above average. Panthers are the second lowest team by DVOA to get to 6-5. The only worse team is the 2016 Brock Osweiler Texans. This means two things, generally 1. The Panthers aren't as good as their record: reality is coming and coming fast. This isn't a disney movie; they're not better than the sum of their parts. 2. Regression to the mean in 2026: 2016 texans went 9-7. 2017 went 4-12. It's very difficult to constantly pull poo out of your ass week after week, season after season. Hell, look at the Chiefs last year compared to this year.
  6. The panthers offense right now is spiritually the same as the 2010s Seahawks. They want to keep it close until the fourth quarter and then try to pull a rabbit out of their hat. instead of running marshawn into the line 30 times a game, we’re throwing 20 passes behind the line of scrimmage. And instead of Russell Wilson bullshit, we’re getting 20 yard drives to set up a 55 yard field goal. Also that team had multiple hall of famers and we’ve got the worst qb in the league by whatever collections of metrics you want to use
  7. The panthers offense is predicated around a group of ten players running wind sprints for 3 quarters and wearing out the defensive linebackers and DBs while scoring 13 points, then scratching out a last second field goal as time expires. brooks was basically a faster Chuba in that nonstop screen stretch run offense. It makes sense we’d need another running back just to help tire out the defense. this strategy works against the worst teams in the league, or the packers in a hurricane if all their receivers get hurt.
  8. Lmao imagine tank dell playing with Bryce Literally would not be able to see him.
  9. Slowik was a jumped up dork from PFF who got a shot to play real life madden, did some cool things his first year, then had no idea what to do when defenses adjusted (cautionary tale) tank dell had to be shot behind the stadium like a horse most important the Texans attempts to fix the offensive line have been the exact opposite of Carolina’s. None of their free agents or draft picks have worked out/stayed healthy. Stroud has been murdered and is having to play hero ball. Current offensive coordinator is just the latest piece of fruit to fall from the Rams coaching tree. And with all of that strouds performance buries Bryce’s.
  10. Nico Collins hadn’t broken 40 receptions or 500 yards in either of his seasons before stroud got there.
  11. Thomas Davis had his first ACL tear nearly 2 decades ago. There is nothing similar about the group (I think Wattenberger did his back in the day) or the actual procedure. There have been lightyear advancement in ACL reconstruction.
  12. Playbook was the same. Falcons are just too beat up at linebacker to stop it. Same playbook from the first time they played. bryce johns jj McCarthey winning OPOTY
  13. frankly i'm surprised by how often bryce appears in the epstein emails
  14. I did a huge thread on this. on two of Bryce’s claimed GWD he didn’t even throw a pass. one was just a field goal after Daniel jones fumbled on the first play of overtime.
  15. They’re not actually. Ross wants to keep him and McDaniel no one knows wtf in Miami
  16. Thank you. https://youtu.be/74FZNPlQ0uI?si=VZwVHxzj57FN-7Z2
  17. AJ McCaron could also keep a woman satisfied.
  18. Dude Rosebloom sucks. Also he looks out of shape in person. No one was going to be able to cover kittle. Like imagine Wallace trying to keep up with him. i was like ten sections from you yesterday. Much better seats, obviously. Wilda come said hi but figured you were with family and didn’t want you to have to explain to them why the attractive, younger, fitter guy had better seats.
  19. Yeah I think you’re probably right here. McDaniel designed that system to avoid sacks because Grier couldn’t draft linemen. Grier has since been fired and tua really needs to retire. Kyler just isn’t any good without mobility for the same reasons Bryce isn’t: he can’t find passing lanes. Difference between him and BY is he had an absolute howitzer of an arm and was the best athlete on the field for a couple years. But he’s so small (throwback) he can’t stay healthy or heal. Currently dealing with bone fx in his foot also he plays too much COD and he got fat
  20. I mean also I don’t think Mercedes Benz has panthers colors on the field, or panthers confetti i might be misremembering tho
  21. 4th quarter touchdown pass with 4:47 left against the jags week 1 to make it a two score game, in a hole he was largely responsible for. I forgot he was benched against the patriots. cardinals was pure garbage time. Once they decided to play defense again it was…rough….on the guy. Again, playing from a home he was largely responsible for.
  22. I am providing these resources to you in good faith with the assumption you’ll actually read them. these are from the national institute of health since someone with ortho trauma experience is trustworthy. Effect of blood flow restriction on muscle strength and stability following foot and ankle injury: A systematic review https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12179901/ Poor musculoskeletal recovery following foot and ankle injury can result in chronic instability and persistent muscle weakness. Preliminary evidence has shown that blood flow restriction (BFR) rehabilitation can increase muscle strength and stability, helping to restore physical function and prevent repeated injury. The Role of Muscle in Bone Repair: the Cells, Signals, and Tissue Responses to Injury https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3698863/ Bone repair is a complicated process that includes many types of cells, signaling molecules, and growth factors. Fracture healing involves a temporally and spatially regulated biologic process that involves recruitment of stem cells to the injury site, tissue specific differentiation, angiogenesis, and remodeling. In light of its proximity to bone and abundant vascularity, muscle is an important potential source of cells and signals for bone healing. More complete understanding of the role of muscle in bone formation and repair will provide new therapeutic approaches to enhance fracture healing. Recent studies establish that muscle-derived stem cells are able to differentiate into cartilage and bone and can directly participate in fracture healing. The role of muscle-derived stem cells is particularly important in fractures associated with more severe injury to the periosteum. Sarcopenia is a serious consequence of aging, and studies show a strong association between bone mass and lean muscle mass. Muscle anabolic agents may improve function and reduce the incidence of fracture with aging.
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