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Neither does Brock Purdy

Yes I think this is true.

Or maybe if he disagreed, Tepper now realizes who the voice of reason was in the room and gives him the power to get things back on track?

So was all that about Fitt walking into Frank’s office and him saying “it’s Bryce” a fabricated story by both?

On other teams they so. Baker looked like he should be out of the NFL last year he was horrendous here and he had DJ and CMC I have low confidence in being able to evaluate any QB on this team. Bryce looks bad. If Bryce gets cut or traded, he probably becomes the next Drew Brees somewhere else.

What were Beane’s successes before he became the GM? Morgan was successful with Bills as director of personnel.

I know a friend of friend that has a source close to Dan Morgan (not exactly Schefter reporting so make of it what you will) But what I remember is even when we thought everything was cool and most felt good about Tepper’s hires and direction of the team, he told me that Tepper doesn’t know what he’s doing and is driving the organization into the ground. He said that in the front office, Dan Morgan was the only one who would speak truth to Tepper and butt heads. I truly hope Dan would get the chance to replace Fitterer. I think he would not be a yes man and would actually bring some credibility to the organization. Yes he’s part of the staff now but he was not behind the terrible decisions. In fact I would bet he was probably the only dissenting voice in the room. Much like Brandon Beane, who should not have been judged because of Hurney or Gettleman, he needs his own chance to shine.

Mayfield Darnold All looking like they can actually play Bryce would have probably broken rookie records if he played for Shannahan. Yes we should have picked Stroud but he would have probably looked like dog poo on this team There’s some kind of a Jets like QB curse on this franchise We’re doomed with Tepper

Stroud is already a top 10 QB - as a rookie. Tepper and Fitt blew it

Harbaugh and Tepper would mix like oil and water. Tepper just sucks and he is too prideful to hire someone who is better than him at something. Napoleonic complex at its worst

Tepper will forcd his own exit, he will try to move the team then be blocked and forced to sell

He's already caused the logo the embarrassment with the Rock HIll fiasco He's driven Panthers organization into the ground and poisoned the relationship with fans Stadium is empty - if it isn't filled by opposing fans. It only takes 24 out of 32 owners to vote yes for his removal. It's a slippery slope but I think the latest incident is at least starting the conversation. More allegations will start coming soon because a terrible person like Tepper surely has a lot of skeletons in his closet. An no - he will not be allowed to move the team, he has zero credibility to do so.

I think it's far more likely that the NFL would oust Tepper before they would allow him to move out of a top 10 market in one of the hottest growing cities in the US

Meh he’s a rookie, too early to make that call

He’s absolutely trash

Ekwonu is terrible

I would prefer Tepper not involved in hiring the head coach. I also don’t want people who only come here for the money

The eye test doesn’t lie. He is playing faster, even when things do break down he doesn’t hesitate like he used to. That’s significant

I think we would have seen it if other parts of the team were as stable as we thought coming into the season.. coaching, offensive line, receivers

Lol imagine Purdy on Frank Reich’s offense. He would have broken interception records. Bryce would be an MVP candidate on 49ers lol.

At least after this game people can stop talking about Purdy being an MVP.

Happy for CMC not to waste his career here but also gutted we only got a second rounder for him

Come on man. I've been critical of Young too but that was not prevent defense and if any other QB made the same plays you would have given them credit. How many times did Brady or Mahomes come back from 2-3 scores down and everyone gives them the credit when those defenses must have been playing softer coverage too. What I saw yesterday was Bryce orchestrating a comeback very effectively. He doesn't have the best receivers or protection, yet found ways to distribute the ball and made plays

The refs did everything to help the Packers https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/packers-almost-screwed-up-coin-toss-to-start-game-at-panthers On Sunday, Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander almost made a mistake that would have given the Panthers the ball to begin both the first quarter and the third quarter. Via Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com, Alexander told referee Alex Kemp after Green Bay won the toss that the Packers wanted to be on defense. Kemp, who could have (and arguably should have) interpreted that to mean the Packers were exercising the option to kick, clarified things with Alexander before accepting that the Packers were deferring.