45catfan

You got the idea. Kinda like: "I don't hang around here too often and miss a lot of threads with really good information and data in them, but I feel like I can puff out my chest by trying to call someone out when there has been multiple threads with said information in it."

It looked like the dude checked up. Why? I get not trying to rough the kicker, but that legit could have been blocked,

You can go back and look through the multiple threads. Have fun!

You ought to know.

Data.

You mean the playbook he and Frank made together? I would say very likely.

Inside the numbers, yeah he's good. Outside the numbers 15+ yards, not so much.

Wasn't someone open on the near sideline?

Chark, Mingo and TMJ

Lol, I tried to tell people. Nothing against Brown, but people were acting like Frank WAS the offensive staff. People don't realize game plans, play books and personnel decisions are a collaborative effort. So this whole idea of Frank letting go of play calling duties was somehow going to make this offense look vastly different was a laughable notion.

That seals it for me. Bryce knows his arm limitations. A FIVE YARD flea flicker attempt.

It will probably come out later, much later, the front office guys (Fitts/Tepper) wanted to get Bryce. I honestly think Frank know which way those guys were leaning. Looking at his history, Bryce does NOT fit the M.O. of a Frank Reich QB.

Samuel, Colbert and LaFell. Moose was our first and only 2nd round WR pick to do anything.

We should be banned from drafting WRs in the second round.

Thielen>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>rest of WRs.

Remember, the offense was going to be like night and day when Brown took over. I tried telling people that Brown HELPED design the plays and scheme game-to-game, but somehow people thought this offense was going to totally different just because Reich isn't calling the plays. The only way the offense is going to look different isn't changing the play caller, but changing play BOOKS.

That offense looking totally different.

Watch us do nothing. The worst team in the League and apparently completely satisfied with it. I mean, we keep signing dudes off the street, so there's that--roster building at it's finest.

I'm not sure why, but I kinda got a good feeling about this one.

For the urbanites. For the suburbs, this isn't a big issue. How walkable a city is ranks pretty low for people that choose to live in suburbia unless transplanting from up north.

Cam is also from Atlanta so it makes sense he would want to build his business back home. Reggie White retired in Charlotte and was not form here. Someone mentioned Randy Moss, also not from here. Many former Panthers stayed in the area, some more famous than others.

What's going to happen is the next 3 games is the easiest stretch the rest of the season and we might win one--possibly two of them. The sunshine committee will be out in full force to say "see,we told you so" only for the team to go right back into a tailspin when the schedule stiffens up again.

Oddly enough California is one of the top state people are leaving and NC is one of the most desired states for people to move to. Also, a lot of former football players retire in the Charlotte area. The Canes have a championship and are betting favorites this year to win it all. Most Nascar folks call NC home too. If you are talking strictly the Panthers and Hornets, then yes, these are not top destinations. Why? Neither are good. If they become winners, then players will want to come. The same with fans. Win games and they will buy tickets.

Remember, this is the game where to pre-snap penalties were absurd. The Seahawks have arguably one of the loudest venues in the League. A lot of these longer throws were because we were WAY behind the chains. Obviously the volume of throws is glaring, but if you look at where the some of these passes were thrown by Dalton, you can see he uses the entire field. Bryce had exactly one throw at the boundary beyond 10 yards. Dalton was 50% on his throws beyond 25 yards one of which was a TD. Bryce's attempts outside the numbers beyond 15+ yards is woeful 0-4 in that Miami passing chart. We took four shots, so it's not like they didn't dial up some longer plays at all. Inside the numbers in that 15-20 yard range he was 3-3. Teams see this and know they can leave guys on an island outside. They do not fear/think Bryce will go deep outside. Play press coverage, bring a safety down and bring the heat. This is the blueprint to keep Bryce frazzled. Our boundary WRs are obsolete. Bryce is not a scramble threat either. Teams have to guard Thielen out of the slot, a TE and the RB in the backfield. All things considered, a pretty easy task.

Yup, they got handled yesterday too. If they think a good edge rusher can get their defense off the field, they should pick up the phone. They have an additional 3rd rounder this draft too. A 1st and 3rd this year and a 2nd in 2025 (last part of the trade this year) that would work for me.