kungfoodude

OL is a massive, franchise torpedoing problem. So, we must get it better. It doesn't even have to be good with only a single offseason to replace 7-8 offensive lineman. Just get me 1-2 more quality starters next to Moton. That's at least a start. QB is unlikely to be addressed in this coming offseason, so we will have to suffer through Darnold another season most likely. Outside of that, the offense has more than enough weapons to compete.

Slight nod for Fox over Rivera. Combined back to back winning seasons between the two: 0

1. Will I order this food extra spicy? 2. Will it give me diarrhea? 3. Will I be able to get to the toilet? 4. Will this emergency diarrhea be easier to handle than watching the remainder of the Panthers 2021 season?

Agreed. It's better to have a bridge QB like Darnold taking these shots. He doesn't have a future here as a starter, so he can do what he does while we build a better team around him. We basically only have him through 2022 anyway and he will be gone.

Yeah, I missed the key word which changes that entire post. NOT

Sam is probably the second biggest problem on the team behind the raging dumpster fire at OL. But this was just a game we were destined to lose. The stalwart defense wilted, our WR's got a case of the Crisco hands.....it was crazy. At some level I am glad it is Sam out there getting drilled and not some promising rookie we drafted. It's pretty clear Darnold is going to be the future here so let him work out the kinks on offense while we keep building that OL in 2022.

Yeah, the QB we ruined by not protecting him with an adequate OL put behind a line that is worse than he ever had. Let me guess how that ends up.

If you look at our third quarter stats for the season, it is insane how poorly we play in that quarter.

Sam is definitely the same player he was with the Jets but it was a team effort on offense today. Just awful.

This statement hurt for some reason.

Is Sam trying to kill all our WR's?

Jesus Robby.

Thank God, Sam. Take the fuging sack. Better that than play hero ball and heave INT's.

That Taylor PBU on JJ was a thing of beauty.

That play never happens if he doesn't throw a dumb ball. There is no justification for that play whatsoever.

Hope in what, a top 5 draft pick?

BOUYE, ******!!!

Wrong year for that, unfortunately.

WR's covered = throw the ball away. This is literally QB 101. There is a reason they showed it over and over and pointed out you just can't make that decision. Because.....you can't.

He is who he is.

Last I checked, Robby didn't decide to not throw the ball out of bounds. Literally only the staniest of Darnold stans can defend that play.

It makes me mad because it wasn't even remotely anyone else's fault. Can't blame that poo on the OL. Just....WTF dude.

Great, now we will get another thread about Anderson not giving enough effort this week.