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I'm considering accepting a job there and would be moving from Asheville I'm almost 40, unmarried, no kids, have an Australian Shepard is there like a cool neighborhood to live in? is there any kind of scene or whatever? is it easy to snag a low 30s PhD candidate hottie who's ready to settle down for a couple years before leaving to a better city? is there a good tennis community or crossfit community or whatever? edit* corrected the title; i don't even know how to spell it

Okay so it’s changed since he missed a game. 94 yards in four games is integral in THIS offense. Thats why no good receiver would choose to come here.

Even though he’s got three inches on Bryce he’s the closest good qb to him height wise (not frame, Bryce is closer to Pat White overall) so Bryce dead Enders just type out whatever and expect people to not remember what they saw with their own two eyes.

I’m just using him as an example of someone we were reportedly interested in. Also he wasn’t a free agent.

The second leading receiver for the panthers is literally a running back. Like right now in 2025.

Dude you’re talking about the nfl 25 years ago. Brees first full season was 2001. DBs could press for ten yards, defenders could hit qbs, they could land on them, they were allowed to still pursue them if they fell during their rush etc. This little dink and dunk, handoff to WR offense Bryce is in could not exist back then. You’re comparing stats in an era where Bryce literally could not survive. You see how fast Bryce falls apart mentally now? what happens to Bryce the first time Tony siragusa pancakes him two seconds after he throws a check down?

Bryce’s wtf plays are some of the worst things you’ll see on a Sunday. his “wow” plays are like a 20 yard out route against a safety that blew his assignment. the tyranny of low expectations is so damn real

if there was a wide receiver and there was mutual interest then they could make it happen contractually. I just don’t think any WR worth a damn is gonna come play in offense where there 15 receptions a game and maybe two catchable downfield balls. Like can you actually imagine a scenario where DK metcalf would come play with Bryce? And about the fumbles, if we spent more on wide receivers they’d be able to recover more of those.

Just gonna chime in that this seems to be criticizing the panthers for not having any high priced free agent wrs 1. who are the options we could have signed but didn’t 2. Have you considered no fa WR wants to play for this team

extinction is a neuro symptom where the brain simply stops processing auditory and visual information from one side of the world, or the same side of both eyes.

He's going to sleep with his mom's best friend?

love to compare a player to a guy who played before he was born in an era that's scarcely recognizable

People here said they wanted Jameis, just probably not like this.

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i think this is probably right

I think the panthers win this game actually. The cowboys defense Is That Bad and Injured. Unless Kenny Clark just plays the game of his life.

Love how there’s a certain class of fan who acts like there’s a competition between the two, or that every stroud incompletion counts for Bryce or something.

do we know that? in what capacity? are they sending this out in a team email every week?

make the playoffs/be competitive in every game, same difference. I don't understand this infatuation with drafting a guy. Two of the best QBs in the league right now are Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield, on their 5th and 4th teams respectively. One of the main reasons Canales was hired was his work with a 10th year qb in Seattle. Daniel Jones is looking like he's going to be a playoff QB. Why reach on a prospect when you can get reasonable production from elsewhere and add higher floor players at areas of need

ding There's enough players on this offense that you could do something with just reliable QB play and like, one extra WR. The Panthers need a pass rusher and a ILB. We're not trying to win a superbowl next season; we are trying to be competitive in every game. That means ditching bryce for literally anything, getting to the QB, stopping the run. They need to play Fox Ball.

It's been mentioned, and I tend to agree with this, that they were keeping him on the bench as a reserve tackle. That he's too valuable to use at guard because he can play either tackle position if there's an injury there. I don't agree with that; Panthers aren't talented enough or in a position to get cute like that. It also speaks to the limitations of the coaching staff that they don't want to add coaching BC as a guard all week to their responsibilities, but this is clearly a poorly coached offensive unit.

They don't need to spend their first round pick on a QB.

canales looking up from his playchart, going "whaaaaaa" then looking back down, like me when I'm on my phone and someone is telling me a boring ass story

The secret with PFF is they are specifically opaque because they traded in their once good reputation to poo out next day madden grades for monday morning desk warriors who want something to click on. It takes NFL teams about 36 hours to fully grade every play from their own team, and those are the coaches who know what all of the play calls are, who all of the players are, are professionals at their jobs, and have a staff of interns helping them do it. I know people that do this for PFF. There are some people that are smart and good and know what they're talking about, but they're rare. And even in the case of people that have football experience, they don't know the plays. They have an idea of the plays. This is to say nothing about the idiots who played one year of JV ball and never saw the field and can't get over it. That's what the most of PFF is. These grades are completely worthless.

sorry to double quote but A.) you're not fixing fumbles. There's nothign to be fixed about his fumble this weekend, for example. that is just a small person trying to move quickly who's hands are small. B.) so i like these charts just because all the information is right in front of you and its easy to reference. This is the whole season, not this dumb "well if you cound the last 9 quarters not including the first quarter..." that people are twisting themselves into knots for Higher/lower = offense is more/less productive. Left/right = quarterback is less/more accurate than expected given field position/defense quality/etc Don't look top right