UnluckyforSome

Sellers has bust written all over him..unless he goes to a team that can afford to sit him where he can learn the game and develop without the pressure of starting immediately. Not sure that is the Panthers. If we do go rookie in the draft, he can't be viewed as a day 1 starter. He does have potential, but I think it is going to have to be a handle-with-care situation.

Nothing will change with the qb situation until Tepper is convinced Young is not viable. Until that point, it will be Young. During that time, any shortcomings of Young will be because he does not have the necessary supporting cast, and/or coaches are failing him with faulty schemes and defective gameplans. So, until Tepper is out, Young is in.

From JoeBucs Fan. Not a vote of confidence for their team, but little do they know, we aren't going to catch them.

Whether it was very impactful or not, people will talk themselves into him and pin a good portion of the blame on the coach, and point to the mid-season firing as justification.

Some other team will sign him to a deal, if/when we finally wise up and cut bait. Depending on the time frame, don't be shocked it's our friends down I-85 that take that shot. If it is a trade, expect a similar package the Jets and Broncos put together with a late round pick swap to facilitate the trade for Zach Wilson

Stafford will get a hangnail on his thumb on his throwing hand the morning of the game,and due to discomfort all his throws will be 2 inches off. Even then, as we saw last night, it will not matter.

I made it through the 1st drive of the 2nd half and had more than enough. Did not check on the score, did not read anything about it, watch any highlights or anything until this morning. Just take it away, please.

I will say I wish I was as confident as you are that we aren't picking up his option. I have this recurring nightmare that we keep rolling Young out there for 2 more seasons, watching all the same mistakes, and hearing about big-time throws, and how he doesn't have any weapons, or needs better blockers, over and over.

He is not an NFL starting qb. I am not even convinced he would be a backup qb in this league because he is so ineffective. For whatever reason, maybe because his tiny stature subconsciously elicits a sympathy protector response from people, he will have supporters that want to point to curious stats like big time throws, or game winning drives as reasons he is actually good, not bad, and we idiots are just "haters."

I've seen enough of this ridiculous comedy routine tonight.

Don't forget, we are getting these eye-popping numbers on offense against a Niners defense that has it's best players in the recovery room.

:35 second 3 and out drive.

Young set fire to the Niners that last drive. He more than doubled his passing yards with 22 now. That's a 3.1 ypa, sports fans!

3 turnovers for the defense. We have 40 total yards. Young has 9 yards in the air. And an interception. Smh

$265 million trash.

I think it's time for a Young strip sack.

JFC.

3 and out on the opening drive. We had the ball for about 3 minutes. Good start.

Have to figure out a way to neutralize CMC. Going to be a long night otherwise

That's the Panther way.

Not sure the Bucs are winning the division if Bridgewater is the qb from here on out.

Not looking so good for the Bucs.

Can we stop CMC? The Niners have been relying on him to provide offense. The Niners pass rush is about as ineffective as ours. Can we take advantage? Can we have some balance on offense? 150 yards in the air isn't going to do it at this point.

Realistically, I believe he is here for the foreseeable future. Personally, I think we can do better. The nice feature to this season is how this stretch run is shaping up. If Young can run this gauntlet of playoff teams, and win the Panthers into the playoffs after nearly a decade of trash football, then he deserves all the accolades and acclaim. It's a trial by fire moment.

As a counterpoint, people complain when refs call too many penalties. Everyone has heard how the refs could call holding on every play, either on the O or D. The Legion of Boom operated on the principle of "They-won't-call-it-every-time." My guess is they just don't believe it is that impactful to the game.