NAS

It's much more fun to overanalyze lol

This may be my new favorite player, this is what Panthers football is supposed to be about. This block needs to be on constant repeat somewhere on the forum.

You also have to separate past decisions from the current regime. I dont' see how anything that Morgan and Canales did since taking over is a trainwreck. Yes, Tepper is still there but we have to let it play out before passing judgment. What I saw from Canales this past week is leadership and coaching excellence. That victory yesterday went a long way to establish his credibility, let's hope they can keep it going. I'm still not expecting a winning season, not enough talent on the roster for that, but they will hopefully look like a respectable football team and a respectable organization.

Just heard Florio basically say Panthers are still "dysfunctional" and Bryce deserves a chance to "flourish" somewhere else.

Who cares, he would have sucked with the Panthers. Matt LaFleur does wonders

Can we trade Sanders?

“Throw it over their heads” felt like a direct dig at Bryce lol

Trade him to Dallas for Lance, at least he has redeemable physical qualities that maybe Canales can do something with.

Not gonna lie, I wish McCown was in charge of our draft pick last year, he would’ve surely picked Stroud.

Just gonna leave this here, we don’t seem to be missing much

Brees didn’t look or play this small. I never once focused on his height and thinking how does he see over his line, play on his toes, or seem him do a pathetic jump pass.

Confidence has to be internalized. I appreciate having faith in God, but faith without action is meaningless. He should take ownership for his own confidence and performance.

Yeah I am not sold on Canales, this game against the Raiders will be telling

Darnold looks different to me this time. He’s no loner panicking or getting happy feet when pressured, steps up into the pocket and delivers the ball. I am definitely rooting for him to succeed

Florio sucks

So dumb

The real trap was the S2 test

Bryce regressed big time and the bar was already low. I do think if he had this Offensive Line and scheme at the beginning of last season he would have played better. But at this point, he looks totally lost and benching him may ultimately be good for him and make him a serviceable QB somewhere else.

I do think Canales should have benched him the second half yesterday when we still had a chance to get something going. We were running the ball well, Bryce was the worst player on team by far.

Disclaimer - I would take Levis in a heartbeat over Bryce Young. Cannon for an arm and actually played decent in both games this year but has a knack for making dumb turnovers. Callahan is who we really needed, he doesn't coddle him, called him out privately and publicly. I applaud him for this https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/brian-callahan-i-dont-regret-reaction-to-will-levis-fumble Titans head coach Brian Callahan isn’t losing any sleep about blowing his top on Sunday. Quarterback Will Levis’s decision to try a lateral while under pressure in the first half of a 24-17 loss to the Jets led to a turnover and Callahan responded by asking Levis “what the f—k” he was doing as Levis came off the field. After the game, Callahan called it a “dumb” play and noted that it was the second straight week that Levis has turned the ball over in that fashion. On Monday, Callahan said he wasn’t remorseful for how he reacted. “I don’t regret my feelings about it and how I felt in the moment,” Callahan said, via Turron Davenport of ESPN.com. “I am generally pretty composed. That one just set me off, and I, I’m human like everybody else. I have blackout moments where I’ll lose my mind.” It’s generally not a winning plan to employ a quarterback who creates blackout moments when coaches lose their minds, so Levis will need to clean up the play that’s led to five turnovers already this season.