DeAngelo Beason

No. When did I claim he did? I'll take the data of three seasons worth of games over two postseason games. I think, in fact, two random bad games in an otherwise fantastic start to a career is about the definition of an aberration in the context of football. By your logic Peyton Manning should have been shipped off back in 04 when he threw 4 picks against the Pats. There are countless other examples, of course, I could point to, but you (probably) get the point.

Bryce had his best season this year and it wasn't even remotely as good as Stroud's "worst" (2024, which was still a damn good season). His passer rating and efficiency were actually up this year compared to last. His yards and TDs would likely have been higher as well, were it not for missing three games due to injury. So he's actually improved his overall body of work. I don't see any trend downward whatsoever. I agree the playoff game was a meltdown, but I think that had much more to do with missing weapons and what appeared to be an injured hand. After his hand hit the center's helmet his accuracy clearly suffered. It was a terrible game, but I don't foresee it being as career-altering. In regard to the topic of the thread, I'd trade 5 Bryce Youngs for one CJ Stroud in an instant and never look back.

Schultz missed almost the entire game. I'm not talking about the skill group when healthy. I'm talking about the pieces Stroud was missing in the specific game against the Patriots.

This is the only correct response.

It's still CJ by a wide margin. BY has closed the gap, but the gap is still considerably large. Let's not forget CJ was without basically ALL of his weapons in this last game against the Patriots, and I'm pretty sure he had an injury. BY lost to that same Pats team by like 40 points. In fairness, a good bit of that was due to the defense. That said, BY was completely incapable of keeping us in the game. Mistake free football does not always equal good football. He still had a bad game.

Is it really scary? I disagree on everything you said, and you're wrong about the Bills call, but I'm really hung up on how exactly my post "scares" you.

What showed it? Uh, the cameras. The receiver clearly controlling and possessing the ball on camera is what I was using to establish that he clearly controlled and possessed the ball. It was that part when he had both hands firmly on it and he had it pressed against his body all the way down to the ground, only to lose possession after being down and the DB ripping it away.

That would make sense were it not for the fact that it doesn't make sense. Every single angle and image of the play shows him clearly possessing the ball while down. He was taken to the ground by the DB and lost control of the ball after he was down. The fact that the exact same scenario played out one night later and was called the opposite way only further cements that the officials just pick and choose how they want to interpret a call at any given time. Again, I say this as someone who was rooting against the Bills in that game.

The refs get the advantage of replay assistance as well. That argument doesn't hold up. You're wrong on the Bills call. And for the record I've absolutely hated the bills ever since they started siphoning off our organization. That was a ridiculous call and wasn't consistent with the precise, exact same situation that occurred with the Rams and Bears last night.

Philly is home to him the way a young man's parent's basement is home to him. Sure, you lived there, but you didn't become a man til you moved into your own home. Carolina is his real home.

What are you even talking about? Did you watch the same play I did? The ball wasn't even near DJ Moore.

NFL officials are the most incompetent fools in all of sport. They are ruining the game more and more with each passing season. The NFL HAS to implement a real accountability policy. 1 - Hire them as full time employees. 2 - Implement accountability measures in exchange for full-time employment.

Come back home Sean. Come back home.

While we didn't get the compensation we should have for Burns, it's delusional to act like he was a force when he played for us. He had double digit sacks ONCE as a Panther. Getting rid of him was the right decision. Hell, in 2024 he put up another lackluster season for the Giants. He's been a "great" player for one season. 2025. That's it.

No. I've just watched 3 seasons of Bryce Young masquerading as an NFL QB. There's zero emotion in the statement. He's objectively awful.

Anyone who thinks Bryce Young is good enough to be a professional QB is either stupid, or being paid to act stupid.

Let's think of it this way... Any one of those teams, except perhaps the Steelers, would happily trade their QB for Bryce Young (and 3 first round picks+)

Guy who did job has now been promoted to do this other job.

Theres an additional $25m in rollover cap that we will have, so we actually have $50m currently. See link below https://www.derp/carolina-panthers-analysis/57799/the-panthers-enter-the-2026-offseason-with-a-decent-amount-of-cap-space?utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=<media_url>&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

i read a lengthy article yesterday that basically explains it's very, very easy for us to have $75m in cap space without even counting a potential increase in the cap. We are going to be able to add a lot of pieces this offseason, including multiple stars. This forum is the most doom-and-gloom place on earth when it comes to the cap. For some reason everyone on here is always under the assumption we can't rub two nickels together but it's simply not the case and rarely is. We WILL lock up some big names this offseason. Bank on it.

There's no emotion involved at all. We all, quite literally, watched these events unfold on the field. Two games were 30 point blowouts. The point differential is an extremely misleading measure. Your logic evaporates when you say the team isn't ready to be a contender, yet literally was highly competitive against, and in some cases better than the best teams in the league. You WILL see that this team, no matter what pieces are added in the offseason, will continue to underperform with Bryce Young (barring significant improvement and consistency) at QB. The easiest way to look at it... It's utterly delusional to suggest that if we had someone like Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson at QB that we wouldn't have been demolishing our competition throughout the season.

We are absolutely fugged if Bryce Young doesn't massively improve next year. For all the hate I spew out about Bryce Young, I really wish the guy would just be good. He can do it. Drop back, plant your foot, and throw the damn ball dude.

This is a fair point, but I think people are forgetting just how bad the 49ers were back then. They were getting a top 5 pick every year for like a decade. Alex Smith was selected by the worst team in football. Bryce Young MADE US the worst team in football. Huge difference.

It's 100% part of the problem. I am not saying we don't need upgrades. Of course we do. That said, we had a two touchdown lead ONCE in the ENTIRE season. One time. That's insanity. It absolutely sets the defense up to fail when you have garbage time of possession and can never get a lead that affords them the luxury of playing aggressively.

I don't see how you can logically make that argument when the team beat two of the top teams in the entire league during the regular season. Now imagine the additional games we would have won against absolute tip top competitors like SF and SEA had we had a professional QB. You can throw any random stat at the problem you want, but the proof is in the pudding. We all watched it live. This roster would have produced 13 wins (wins against SF and SEA, two wins against NO, and would have swept the Bucs) and (almost certainly) a #1 seed with a remotely competent QB. Those were not games where we needed an all star performance to win. Those were games where a very, very modest stat line would have netted us an easy win. Nearly every measurable aspect of the team would have been significantly improved with a competent QB.