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anyone remember how tall this guy was? https://www.espn.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/16102/panthers-need-a-hand-on-both-sides-of-the-ball

Next. Bryce underthrows a WR

Did you expect him to never have a pass batted down? Baker had 50% of them in a game lol

Yeah I think I will wait until camp and preseason before I pass judgment lol

Where’s the video?

Makes it look so effortless

Some of the greats needed time but they didn't bounce around from one team to another like Darnold and Mayfield. As far as Carr is concerned, an 86.3 passer rating in today's NFL is like a 66.3 from 20 years ago. It's bad.

So we care about history with rookies but not with washed up retreads?

Just make it flag football already. Taking the “dangerous” plays out of the game is soon going to make it unwatchable like the NBA

I never wanted to trade him. I am a Matt Corral fan. I hope he excels and that he pushes Dalton for the #2 spot.

I was joking

Jokes don’t bother me. It’s when our fans show their insecurity by constantly seeking validation, expressing concerns if he will be able to take hits or see over the line blah blah blah

I think they will eventually. I never noticed them with Kyler Murray and he's the same height

CMC is one of the best route runners in the league. But I think he was relied on too heavily and having Sanders as "one of the pieces" instead of being the main guy will suit this offense better and Bryce Young as a QB

We don't need 4 QBs in camp.

If I was @ZodI would ban all posts on Bryce Young’s height or weight. It’s been played out

BY's press conference today. His mindset is so impressive to me, it leaves no doubt he will do whatever it takes to be successful.

@SheenaQ

Veteran Andy Dalton got the first reps with the first-team offense in Monday’s OTA practice. Rookie Bryce Young ended up getting more of them. Via Joseph Person of TheAthletic.com, the first overall pick in the draft got the majority of the snaps with the first-team offense during his first full-squad offseason practice. It’s not unexpected. Coach Frank Reich recently said Young would end up getting more of the snaps with the first-team offense. The situation points to Young likely being the Week One starter. At some point, the goal will be to get him ready. Which means that, at some point, he’ll need to get all of the first-team reps. It’s a tough balance for a team. One one hand, the player must be prepared. On the other hand, other players might think the rookie is being given things he has not earned. The reality is that Young earned the starting job when the Panthers made him the first overall pick in the draft. The job now becomes getting him ready to do that which the Panthers believe he can do; otherwise, they wouldn’t have picked him. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/05/22/bryce-young-gets-majority-of-first-team-reps-in-first-ota-practice/