kungfoodude

Well he is currently on pace for over 4000 passing yards. That literally is what most of us said we wanted prior to the season. Now, I don't think most of us wanted the 42.5 TO pace.

I mean....he is on pace for like 500ish yds. So, basically a 3rd/4th WR. He reminds me of David Moore last year. Not a bad thing.

He makes Mingo look like Kelvin Benjamin.

He is more Arch Manning than Cam Newton at this stage. I would say perhaps as a junior/senior that might be a discussion.

PFR is everyone's friend.

Currently Cam and Bryce have the exact same career completion percentage at 59.9. The differences in their play/career arcs are immense, however.

Jay-Z is Hindu, so it was his 13th life before he made it. 2937 Carolina Panthers win the Galaxy Bowl versus the Proxima Centauri Centaurs.

Yeah, AR is an even bigger bust, the trade helps no one and we had one circus in Bryce, let's avoid the next with Sanders.

Seems like the subjective looks at Bryce we are seeing seem to be much more positive than these statistical analyses seem to be. I would say that even if Sharp didn't watch the game(somewhat seems that he didn't) his larger point is that we are still seeing the same results, regardless of the short term subjective takes. I basically tend to agree. I don't think this a Baker Mayfield scenario where the team/offense is clearly the bulk of the problem. I will say that some of the subjective takes obviously do showcase some of the other flaws with the offense overall(XL, Renfrow, TMac making poor plays or the general better outcomes being possible). But this is also ignoring some of the poor placement or late timing that seems to be more Bryce related than anything else. I am just done with the Bryce experience. He lacks elite skills, so attempting to "gut this out" for another season(or worse, more) seems foolish when you see that his ceiling is so low. Even the supposed best case version(Drew Brees comp) was seeing far superior results in his early Chargers struggles prior to his breakout in year 4(which was really year 3). So if that was going to happen, it should be happening this season.

Yeah, if they think it's Bryce, we will know soon.

Caleb is a gunslinger, always has been. His ceiling is probably Baker Mayfield(upper tier, less TO prone gunslinger). His floor is Jameis.

Caleb has a very strong arm but not 80+ yards long. That was about the best you could draw up for that scenario.

Two plays, basically.

20ish seconds at best.

And in no pads.

It would be more funny to find out she is some football savant and was the driving factor behind the success.

Good Lord. He does. That's concerning.

Robinson was arguably our only effective DL after Wharton went down. It's gonna be a looooong season on that side of the ball

The Saints were fairly efficient versus Arizona in the run game. Instead they opted to throw the ball 46 times with their version of Bryce Young. We will see but I wouldn't get my hopes up because mobile QB's usually nuke our defense.

If he isn't benched by game 3, I think it's safe to say this is Tepper or a straight up tank.

Sounds like a Tepper era Panthers GM to me. I am not seeing a path TO beating Arizona, minus Kyler getting injured. He didn't get knocked out by the Hershey squirts last week and got them piloted to a W.

100% agree. It was great to see the turnaround but this season was supposed to be his ascent to being an above average starting NFL QB, not a mid level game manager. At this point those games looked more like Kyle Allen's "Baby GOAT" run than anything else. He has had enough chances. It's over.

I am beginning to think he is a RAS acolyte, as well. Future GM? Well, when you stink I guess it's a perpetual preseason.

He likes XL for some unknown reason. He will probably go in on Renfrow. I mean, not saying Bryce didn't make some good plays but the crippling ones loom large.