Proudiddy

I have no problem with them saying they had a great week of practice. I believe them. i literally read this earlier: It’s simple. And Jaycee is alluding to it. The play calls were working, but the Pats took off on us with Bryce missing wide open passes at least 3 drives in a row, starting with the throw off the Pats’ players facemask. It also became abundantly clear that the staff doesn’t trust BY at all. Once he missed the open throws, they usually tried to run with minimal success, then tried to pass again which resulted in failure. The plays were there to be made. The guy pulling the trigger can’t make them. That’s why the drives stalled. Then, as the blueprint has played out with Bryce since he became starter, the snowball starts rolling and eats up all the little pieces in its path along the way. The offense can’t sustain drives, the other team picks up momentum, the defensive morale goes down the shitter and they start giving up everything, etc. The offense kills every fuging semblance of confidence and momentum every week. These games look wildly different if we had any kind of ability to sustain drives and score TDs on offense. It’s like being a pitcher with no run support… you can keep pitching lights out, but when you don’t get any support, you start to crack. That’s what happens to the rest of our team every fuging Sunday. The one guy that the entire team depends on is the worst player on the field more often than not, and it results in the rest of our team bearing the responsibility of it.

It doesn’t matter. You can’t hurt him. I watched an interview with DeMaruice Smith a couple weeks back where he explained how the franchises are set up. He said he reviews their financials, but there is no way to ever know what they really make because the teams are set up as multiple, almost countless LLCs under the umbrella of what we know them as - The Carolina Panthers. And he emphasized, they make money hand over fist. It’s probably impossible to count the money they make as a profit per year. Good, bad, average… doesn’t matter. They make money beyond our imagination no matter how they perform. Im sure it’s why they’re so selective about who they let in, because it’s wealth beyond measure year in and year out. Tepper dgaf about nothing we say or do. We’re stuck with this fuging arrogant asshole until he takes the team somewhere else.

That’s my Door Dash Driver! *T.O. Face*

Question was, “Will Bryce be your starter next week?” Dave said absolutely. Said Bryce is being competent out there, he’s leading us, he has good energy and focus, and he’s the guy to lead us. i think I’m good off watching anymore of this poo.

I used to fear us ever losing the Panthers to relocation. After this run since the 2015 Super Bowl being stolen from us, and especially since Tepper bought the team - I honestly don’t think I would even care anymore. For so long, being born and raised in NC, I have viewed them as part of my identity. But, if I shook some fuging negativity off my plate by Tepper taking his shitty franchise elsewhere so I don’t feel beholden to torturing myself with a guaranteed loser year in and year out, would it really be so bad?

I don’t even know why there is an argument otherwise anymore…

I stopped myself from posting a reactionary thread during the game musing how I desperately hoped he has some kind of erotic asphyxiation fetish and has a horrible accident partaking. because not only is he the shittiest owner in all of pro sports, he proven time and again that he’s a fuging horrible person too. I’m so fuging tired of this poo. I never ever could’ve imagined someone buying our franchise and running it into the fuging ground LIKE THIS. Most people couldn’t make a franchise this bad even if they actively tried. It’s unreal.

He isn’t able to make routine throws. That’s the problem. Even throws you would expect would come naturally, he fugs it up. I said earlier in the thread, they got Tet because Bryce supposedly needed a receiver with a hug catch radius to mitigate some of the off/target throws - and he STILL misses him 9 out of 10 throws. Whatever we do to try to compensate for his weaknesses, he just gets even worse at whatever it is. We went and got XL to help take the top off of defenses and also get it to him quick and let him do damage with YAC. And Bryce can’t get it to him in advantageous spots either.

What do you call a QB with size deficiencies, athletic deficiencies, and a noodle arm? an insurance salesman.

Meanwhile, Baker is out here looking like a Steve Young 2.0.

I could be wrong, but ngl, from my observations, Andy is not what he used to be, but his arm is still noticeably stronger than Bryce’s. Even when Bryce tries to throw a pass on a line, it hangs in the air forever. It’s enough of a difference that allows him to get it where it needs to be.

When you go so long watching a mediocre piece of poo who is unable to make the routine throws, routine becomes exciting.

Dalton came in and made it look easy. Simply because he makes the easy passes.

If Tremble had a competent QB and coaching, he would be a fuging pro bowl TE. I’m not omitting the fact he can’t stay healthy as a contributing factor as to why he isn’t either, I purposely left that out because the vast majority of his in-game injuries are from him trying to do too much to make up for the lack of everyone else. So tired of this poo. Tremble is a damn good player. He deserves better.

So do these stats count for Andy? Or only for Bryce ?

Those throws like Andy just made to Tremayne is exactly what Bryce can’t do. How he layered it over the zone underneath. The touch. It’s all so simple. also, Etienne should be HB2 behind Chuba.

That throw by their backup was better as an incompletion than any one throw Bryce has attempted today.

I’m putting together my tape. I’m sending it to the front office this week. I’m throwing my hat in the ring to play QB for our Panthers.

Yall see that super processing in action?

Ahh yes, the spacing plays now where we run 4 receivers on 6 yard hooks. Love it.

Down 36 points. Running play action bootlegs to the flats.

“Daddy, my teacher says every time Bryce Young misses an open throw, a Tepper throws a drink on a peasant.”

It Bryce Young was 6’4” he could learn how to throw a back shoulder fade.

Down 35-6, 3rd down, routes open, chucks it out of bounds from the end zone. Super processing. Point guard poo.

If Bryce Young was Drake Maye, he would know how to slide.