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After week two of this season, definitely.

He's a very raw prospect. The team knew that when they drafted him. He will get better as time passes. The fact he is getting open fairly consistently is a good sign. The lack of raw explosion that we saw on film in college is certainly a concern, but I think that will pop back up when he grows within his role. He will be a very good WR2 when he puts it all together.

Welcome back to the Bryce believers. We welcome you back with open arms.

You certainly start him the rest of the season and see what happens.

Yeah that was pretty bad.

My bad

fug it we ball

I also think it's a big difference with what has come out and hearing that Bryce is essentially done in Carolina as opposed to what could have been "allowing time for Bryce to reset" and reevaluating in a few weeks. The whole tone in the interviews with everyone is weird and becomes yet another example as to why free agents will not want to come to Carolina.

Just what I think happened based on the evidence. It's pretty much spelled out for us by beat reporters who can't come out and say it. I'd argue that the locker room is filled with an incredible amount of mistrust and a losing mentality. If the coaching staff tells you one thing and publicly endorses you, then the next day you are benched and your career is over with the team, what does that say to the other players in the locker rooms?

I already did. I was wrong about Bryce Young and his play translating at the next level. That doesn't mean Tepper should come in and mandate to the coaching staff what they should do.

I see no issue with the franchise making franchise changing decisions and then moving off from them in less than two years over and over and over...

I don't think it's outside the realm of possibilities. With NIL deals how they are today why would a top notch quarterback knowingly declare for the draft if Carolina holds the top pick. If anything you risk losing money given how the Bryce Young experiment played out. Obviously nothing in this league is guaranteed but it's not far fetched to think that a player would not want to come to what is easily the worst team in the league for a QB to go until proven otherwise.

You might as well just play me at guard at this point. Why does Mays have a job?

Think we could sign the other Plummer?

Hi Juan :))

He did what?

At the end of the day we need athletic bodies who can try and blow past tackles on third down. Chaisson isn't a very good player but he can at least do that (I think)

I am Zod.

I know I have been asked before to go into some more detail on my optimism of Bryce going into next season. While this isn't an ultimate film study or anything, I feel like I articulate pretty well some of my feelings of why I have not lost hope with him moving forward here. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/carolina-panthers/news/bryce-young-going-shock-nfl-2024/2d2b314b2c48b49dd3696f82

I was thinking about this the other day. Especially where each teams weaknesses and strengths come in. I wrote a piece on it and thought you guys would like it https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/buffalo-bills/news/shocking-parallels-between-15-1-panthers-and-2024-buffalo-bills/da0871414e09e8b4d6c7d638

Yeah

I had no idea Bryce Young was undersized until now

PFF can say whatever they want but I definitely watched the games and that was one of the worst offensive lines I have ever seen in my life. Our interior was a turn style.

https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/2024/06/29/carolina-panthers-bryce-young-xavier-legette Hi everyone! Had the opportunity to put out our record prediction for next season. Nothing over the top but perhaps optimistically realistic.