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Young certainly could have had some INTs that game. Got saved on that fumble too. just because they don’t happen doesn’t mean the bad play didn’t exist these guys around Bryce certainly don’t look ready to be grooming and developing an investment like Bryce. This all looks like how you ruin a QB.
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Zach Wilson had the rest button hit after 7 games. and that’s a black eye for the team and QB to let it get to that degree. maybe Bryce is really hurt bad. But after 2 weeks, this team (offense) doesn’t look good enough to have a rookie QB out there. Especially one that we dumped so much of an investment into IMO. Heck, let’s say he is 100% healthy, another game at the continued trajectory…..would bring up having a pause convo anyway.
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lol, that read weird. Was trying to exaggerate his number of years in the league. But it does read like his age. but yeah, if your gameplan is the same for a rookie QB making his 3rd start on the road and a former pro bowl vet QB with a decade + in the league???? You are either a bad coach or just up their spouting a bunch of BS
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Bruh, have you watched the Panthers? Bryce is struggling in this disaster offense. Things are going exactly how you don’t want them to go. It’s how you ruin QBs. Next up is Seattle where you can’t even hear yourself think. and yes, if Bryce fails they are all done. So why ruin him like this.
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Rookie making his 3rd start or a 29 year old vet…..gameplan doesn’t really change per Frank. That’s how you know Frank Is either bad at his job or just up their bullshitting like coaches do about most things.
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Checking in! Conspiracy time. Frank is his lab of predictable play calling cooking up another genius idea. What if we just use this ankle as the excuse to give our drowning rookie QB a breather out of my horrific offense. I mean, we can't just say that. They will never figure it out. I mean, Bryce out there being clowned for lining up behind a guard and being the worst QB in the NFL. Frank probably doing the right thing. or maybe he is legitimately hurt. But it sure does feel like the current trajectory of keeping him in after the last 2 weeks seems like a bad plan to build up the kid. What we are doing isn't' working....and next up is a road game at the deafening Seattle. It projects at least for it to go even worse for Young this week. Tough tough place to keep things on schedule there for even a vet.
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I think it is a combo of the Chuckie Cheese issue and adding booze to it. Some psychologists have broken down why you see all the Chuckie Cheese brawls. Basically, you have people that have shelled out too much money and are stressed out. They aren't even able to enjoy themselves in reality because they are deep down consumed with the cost at something that is supposed to be enjoyable. They become ticking timebombs. So take that, and add drinking all day to it. NFL games cost way too much. Lower bowl for family of four? Food and drinks. Google that Sunday Funday bill. Stadium is full of too many stressed out people spending money they don't have.
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Skip Bayless spent years saying The Golden Calf of Bristol was a great NFL QB. You basically can't recover after exposing yourself as a for click troll to that degree.
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Top 10 in receiving this far. Rams have a rookie and a 2nd year player in it. Atwell and Pucua. They lost Kupp. It’s their scheme and playcaling that help everyone top to bottom. You take any WR we got and I’d bet a nickel they would find themselves more open on a team like the Rams. its not the only issue, but Frank does no one any favors. He isn’t going to give Thomas the call sheet because it would highlight the fact Frank isn’t good. And he knows that is the narrative setting on him. It’s why he got fired. It’s not just the execution. You can put players in bad/tough spots and the execution then becomes harder because of what you are asking players. We got 1 slow guy that can run legit routes. So yeah, you can ask guys do things that they will excute poorly. Take a Shenault. He is the best example. You have to help him because he is limited. His execution will suck on a lot of the asks you could give him.
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I think Campen is overrrated around here. If you are on 5 different staffs/teams in 5 years and end up on Matt Rhule’s squad…..you probably aren’t an all star. I don’t think he is a bad coach. But he sort had been billed as on of our strengths and his resume doesn’t back that.
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Theilen is the only legit route runner and he is slow. He should be #3 on a good roster. Our Ricky Prohel. Mingo, TMJ, Shenault are just potential. Chark is a niche fast guy. Relying on that was just poor management going into a season.
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Only 1 with a winning record as a starter in this post Ron era
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Frank Reich makes Joe Brady calling plays seem not that crazy
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We never go to the Super Bowl in 2015 if 89 stayed. So much of that ride was about the environment Cam created. 89 gets in the way of that. Which was basically the point of releasing him IMO. mine is what would the Delhomme era of been like if Tommy Jone never did what Tommy Jone does
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What we need to see from Bryce and the offensive philosophy
CRA replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
Eh, we went into the season with CMC, Moore and Anderson. Going in still matters. Because that’s the actual plan for the year. So last years talent was better. It got a lot worse when they thought they could fire Rhule, trade CMC and tank. it’s cherry picking down to the back half of the schedule on an implosion team frankly thinking they could tank vs a lot of dysfunctional teams and we got absolutely smashed, game over, in the first quarter vs. the one actual good team we faced that back stretch. and I’d still take that back half stretch team because of Moore over this group. We finished with DJ, TMJ, Shenault and Shi. And DJ is just a big difference over present day Theilen. -
What we need to see from Bryce and the offensive philosophy
CRA replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
I’d take a strong #1 WR corp over a group with a better #3 and #4. Especially when that “better” depth is just potential. this is a pretty historically weak cast for franchise that has never had strong WR groups IMO. and it’s probably the weakest backfield in decades to pair You got to go back a LONG way to find a weaker overall cast around a QB in Carolina than this 2023 squad. It’s bad. Potential down the road? Sure. -
What we need to see from Bryce and the offensive philosophy
CRA replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
Thielen is older now. And was always largely complimentary WR in his prime. He is basically all we got. And asking him to be the main dude. The rest? Chark, Mingo and TMJ? None of them are what I would consider good NFL route runners. Potential. Chark basically is a niche player. it’s just a weak cast. Even our 2 TE sets are super weak because it’s features an average starting TE paired with a bad one. -
Predict the first win: post week 2
CRA replied to Sean Payton's Vicodin's topic in Carolina Panthers
Texans, Colts, Bears is the stretch to find a win. Maybe 2. I think we are winless going into the bye. -
I really want a Frank Reich gif. Rhule had the shrug. Ron had the Star presser stare. A shame Frank is as emotionless as our QB and probably never gives us one to suit our needs here.
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Fitt was offered a ransom for someone he wouldn’t do contract with….. we could of done a lot with those draft picks
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majority of Heisman QBs are busts. Young is what, our 4th Heisman QB?
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Bryce Young is their lowest graded QB on the season - 40.8
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I think it is safe to say Luvu is our best defensive player overall. So I guess the battle for 2nd or 3rd is a discussion on Burns vs Brown.
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they could of been hammered the most in their run grades too. Article highlights it was the LG rookie that was the biggest pass pro disaster.
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Offense - Best 1. WR Adam Thielen: 80.7 2. RT Taylor Moton: 72.8 3. LT Ikem Ekwonu: 68.2 4. RB Chuba Hubbard: 66.8 5. WR Laviska Shenault Jr.: 64.4 Offense-Worst 15. RG Cade Mays: 49.2 16. TE Tommy Tremble: 49.0 17. RG Calvin Throckmorton: 48.9 18. TE Hayden Hurst: 40.9 19. LG Chandler Zavala: 27.4 Defense-Best 1. S Xavier Woods: 88.2 2. LB Frankie Luvu: 87.0 3. S Vonn Bell: 81.9 4. S Jeremy Chinn: 77.3 5. LB Kamu Grugier-Hill: 76.7 Defense -Worst 14. CB CJ Henderson: 59.4 15. OLB Brian Burns: 57.9 16. CB Troy Hill: 56.1 17. OLB Amaré Barno: 52.4 18. CB Donte Jackson: 49.0 Panthers PFF grades: Best and worst from Week 2 loss to Saints (usatoday.com)
