TheSpecialJuan

That was pretty good

Love the thread title

he sucks cok

"[Daniel] Jones could head back home to Charlotte. He was born in Charlotte and went to high school in Charlotte before taking his talents east to play for the Duke Blue Devils. Bryce Young's future is unknown at this point, and veteran backup Andy Dalton is a free agent. Jones returning home to back up another quarterback, whether that be Young or a draft pick, makes some sense." - Jordan Dajani, CBS Sports

lol no way

so only Netflix subscribers can watch?

Jalen "Cokeman" Coker

Best of the defense LB Claudin Cherelus: 71.3 CB Jaycee Horn: 70.4 ILB Shaq Thompson: 67.4 CB Mike Jackson: 67.0 OLB Jadeveon Clowney: 64.0 Horn has allowed a 45.5-percent completion rate thus far, the lowest amongst all cornerbacks with at least 300 coverage snaps. His fellow starting corner in Jackson, who has accounted for a solid 66.4 coverage grade, has proven to be a late-summer steal for the Panthers and general manager Dan Morgan. Clowney has totaled a team-high 20 pressures. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/lists/panthers-pff-grades-bye-week/

Worst of the defense DL Shy Tuttle: 49.1 DL DeShawn Williams: 46.4 DL Nick Thurman: 39.9 DL LaBryan Ray: 38.7 CB Chau Smith-Wade: 36.5 Carolina’s ineffectiveness against opposing ground attacks starts upfront. None of the four defensive lineman in this group have a run defense grade over 40.0. Smith-Wade has struggled since taking over as the unit’s primary slot defender. He’s currently sitting on a 30.9 coverage grade.

Worst of the offense OT Yosh Nijman: 57.9 TE Ja’Tavion Sanders: 54.0 QB Bryce Young: 53.8 WR Jonathan Mingo: 46.8 TE Tommy Tremble: 46.2 Young has certainly improved since returning to the starting lineup, as he’s racked up the third-highest (77.8) and fourth-highest (71.4) grades of his career over the last two weeks. But his miserable two-game start to the campaign, where he notched the second-lowest (32.6) and third-lowest (38.8) marks of his career, have bogged him down.

Best of the offense WR Jalen Coker: 77.2 RB Chuba Hubbard: 76.4 RG Robert Hunt: 73.8 LG Damien Lewis: 72.9 LT Ikem Ekwonu: 72.8 Coker’s standing may come as a surprise to those who just know him as an undrafted free agent, but not to those who knew who he really was before the pros. The impressive 23-year-old wideout has averaged 15.5 yards per catch, the second-highest amongst all rookie receivers with at least 15 receptions. In what should be a surprise to absolutely no one, Hubbard settles in near the top for Carolina. His 818 rushing yards rank third in the NFL heading into Week 11. He’s been helped out by Hunt, Lewis and Ekwonu—who have earned run-blocking grades of 77.8, 72.7 and 80.7, respectively.

Huge news

I love this for us

Exactly. Cam knows what he's doing and he's very good at it which is the reason ESPN hired him. Love Cam but I don't believe him

Canales realizes there's a real chance Bryce takes a massive step back in one of the upcoming games vs big time defenses like the Chiefs and Eagles.

This was among my predictions for the second half of the season. The Panthers are about to enter a murderer’s row schedule stretch against Kansas City, Tampa Bay and Philadelphia. If Young stumbles in one or more of those, don’t be surprised to see the Red Rifle behind center again, even though the more prudent play would be to stick with Young to see if he can be the guy going forward. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2024/11/13/panthers-andy-dalton-bryce-young-dave-canales-athletic-qb/

PFF:Ranking the best NFL rookies after Week 10 11. C Zach Frazier, Pittsburgh Steelers PFF Grade: 77.9 Frazier returned from injury and had his lowest-graded game of the season in Sunday’s win over the Commanders, but he remains one of the top rookies in the league. He has allowed just four pressures from 242 pass-blocking snaps and has earned a 79.8 PFF run-blocking grade from seven games.

I believe Cade Mays will be a restricted FA

Josey Jewell has been an excellent free agent acquisition

yes, he already has 9 drops

Best of the defense 1. ILB Josey Jewell: 84.1 2. OLB DJ Johnson: 74.7 3. OLB D.J. Wonnum: 74.7 4. DT A’Shawn Robinson: 72.5 5. CB Caleb Farley: 70.0 Jewell outlawed New York’s chances at a victory, as he recorded his first interception of the season and recovered the fumble that set up the game-winning field goal. That fumble was caused by Robinson, who totaled four pressures and five stops against his former squad. Wonnum made a big splash in his Panthers debut, notching a team-high five pressures.

Worst of the defense 13. NT Shy Tuttle: 46.9 14. DT LaBryan Ray: 42.9 15. CB Dane Jackson: 39.9 16. DT DeShawn Williams: 39.0 17. DT Jonathan Harris: 23.3 Jackson allowed five receptions for 54 yards over five targets. He was also charged with a pair of missed tackles.

Worst of the offense 13. WR Xavier Legette: 57.5 14. RB Miles Sanders: 57.4 15. WR Deven Thompkins: 56.6 16. LT Brady Christensen: 53.4 17. TE Ian Thomas: 52.7 Christensen wasn’t as solid as his line mates, allowing four pressures en route to a 36.9 pass-blocking grade.