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Yeah, if he starts multiple times this season it will be interesting to see if that changes. Current year Bryce is down to 2.3/GM and 14 Attempts/20+ Yard Throw. He has been even less aggressive about taking deep shots so far this year.

Rodgers and Stafford are HOF level players. Andy in his prime was an above average NFL starter but not in the discussion for being the best at his position like Rodgers and Stafford were. Those 300+ yard performances are getting a lot fewer and far between for guys like Rodgers and Flacco too. Just saying that I wouldn't expect a wild performance. Vinny also wasn't throwing for big numbers often after about his mid-30's.

That's still likely Chris Gamble at this point. Bradberry deserves at least a mention if we are talking all time great Panther CB's. Horn is on track to surpass both but I would say he has to sustain that level of play for a few more years to supplant them. On paper he is more talented so hopefully he leaves the game as our best ever.

Sounds like they plan to sign someone to be the backup. I am sure they have very little faith in Hooker.

Spoiler alert....that didn’t get better.

I really couldn't understand why people were chirping about keeping Corbett benched. He was a very good OG. It's him at center that was never very good. Also, Cade Mays once again is a replacement level player. As fans, some of ya'll really need to stop overestimating these long term backup players. That's rarely an accident. Doesn't mean they aren't valuable but the idea that these guys are long term starting solutions is ludicrous.

Yeah, I don't think a 37 year old Dalton has a lot of "balling out" left in the tank. Possibly a game or two here or there but I would say that definitely should not be the expectation level.

That was a guy I wrote off too quickly. He has absolutely blossomed into an unquestionably elite player.

I don't think that was a rumor, I am pretty sure he said that in a presser to reporters when asked about Coker specifically.

Out of curiosity I took a look at 2024 to see if it was markedly different between Bryce and Dalton in the deep shots catrgory using NFL Next Gen Stats(20+ yard throws). Dalton: 2.8/GM, 8.75 Attempts/20+ yard throw Young: 3.8/GM, 8.34 Attempts/20+ yard throw That was a little surprising.

I don't think one comment about him being out of shape this offseason constitutes a "nortorious reputation."

I agree with this but I do think we aren't likely to see a Cam Newton era pass bombing in the cards. I don't think that's really the structure of Canales offense at all.

Yeah, Maye is playing great but I don't think the end of year discussion is going to be either the Pats being good nor the Maye being an MVP candidate. I think the schedule so far has a lot to do with that. Which, I am pretty sure their current SOS is 31st, so perhaps this does also continue.

Actually, we did not play badly on defense. Special teams was what directly led to that unholy ass whipping.

I wouldn't call the Pats good, either. Their wins were against teams that have a combined 12-23 record. Including three wins against 1-6 teams.

Yeah, the more we see of Sanders the more I am convinced that his short good streak from last year was the outlier. Most of his career so far he has been underwhelming. Oh well, if Evans keeps producing and playing well, no matter.

Allen is/was basically that guy. He played the most like Cam I have ever seen but he also changed the way he played the game specifically for longevity. Also not the level of athlete Cam was either.

Well they both were/are starters. Wasn't after Tua specifically but just an example of a starter that a team is ready to move on from. It's not realistic after I looked at the cap situation. Miami would get flattened with dead cap.

The length of time I am unsure of. I don't know that I really expect him to get worn down like I think some seem to believe. I just don't think people should have unrealistic expectations about the results. I generally expect a small dip in TO's and a noticeable jump in passing production and deep targets(15+ yards). Not dramatic, just noticeable. I really don't think this offense is truthfully built around a bunch of deep shots. Certainly not the way some seem to be expecting, anyway.

Yeah, Bryce's real eye popping plays are pretty few. Most of his real positive stuff is largely just "adequate" for an NFL starting QB.

I think the wailing and gnashing of teeth over Dalton is more than a bit hyperbolic. I expect him to be a slight improvement over Bryce but not some savior that's going to march us Nick Foles like to some divisional glory. He should perform adequately enough that he won't be the sole reason we are losing games. That's my expectation.

I would caution that PURELY stats is not a completely conclusive argument against a 5th year for Bryce. Looking at the whole picture does seem fairly conclusive in my personal opinion. All that being said, I really do think the wheels will have to come completely off Bryce the remainder of the year for them to NOT pick up the 5th this offseason. I also think if he misses significant time with injury is hampered by this injury it's going to create a lot of mental gymnastics in that FO/Ownership circle to get us to picking that 5th up. Not what I would do but I fully expect it to happen.

I mean.....everyone is happy about his one good game but....we do want more than one good game per season. He does actually have to do that to prove any of that post wrong.

I don't think we would actually play Hooker but hopefully we also just don't see. I don't view Dalton/Bryce as a worse option than Winston/Howell. I just think we disagree on this specific subject is all.

My prediction(before the season) was Canales gone at some point during the 2026 season and Dan fired before the 2027 offseason.