mrcompletely11

Build the team

For fug sake man, can you read? Where did I criticize bryce and where did I make excuses for TL? goddamn and bryce is in a way better situation. Better oline, better rbs, better wrs. What in the holy fug are you watching?

I dont necessarily disagree just really curious as to why that is? He either must be a dunce, a bad teammate or must be horrendous in practice because I thought he showed promise at least in his 2nd year

Its AI but here goes nothing: Trevor Lawrence's catchable ball statistics vary by situation, with his highest rate being 74.1%74.1 % 74.1% in a clean pocket and his lowest on deep balls at 41.2%41.2 % 41.2% . When pressured, his catchable pass rate is 51.6%51.6 % 51.6% , and it's 55.2%55.2 % 55.2% on play-action plays. Lawrence has also been impacted by a high receiver drop rate, which makes it appear as if he is more inaccurate than he is. Catchable pass rate by situation Clean pocket: 74.1%74.1 % 74.1% (ranks 28th out of 32 quarterbacks) Deep balls: 41.2%41.2 % 41.2% (ranks 23rd out of 32 quarterbacks) When pressured: 51.6%51.6 % 51.6% (ranks 15th out of 32 quarterbacks) On play action: 55.2%55.2 % 55.2% (ranks 28th out of 32 quarterbacks) Red zone: 65.1%65.1 % 65.1% (ranks 15th out of 32 quarterbacks) When blitzed: 69.2%69.2 % 69.2% (ranks 19th out of 32 quarterbacks) Compared to: Bryce Young's catchable ball stats vary by situation, with a high catchable pass rate of 73.2%73.2 % 73.2% in a clean pocket (30th in the NFL) and a 60%60 % 60% rate on deep throws (20+ air yards), which was 10th in the NFL in 2024. However, his pressured and blitzed catchable rates were lower at 39.7%39.7 % 39.7% (31st) and 60.3%60.3 % 60.3% (29th), respectively. By situation Clean pocket: 73.2%73.2 % 73.2% catchable pass rate (30th in NFL) Deep ball (20+ air yards): 60%60 % 60% catchable pass rate (10th in NFL in 2024) Pressure: 39.7%39.7 % 39.7% catchable pass rate (31st in NFL) Blitzed: 60.3%60.3 % 60.3% catchable pass rate (29th in NFL) Red zone: 62.5%62.5 % 62.5% catchable pass rate (22nd in NFL)

that truly sucks

KC was winning as well and they were still like "fug this, he sucks get a replacement stat"

Sure you did buddy, you are never going to live that down arguing with folks that Fitterer was a good gm. I mean that was your shtick for a good year when it was plain as day he fuging sucked. Time or not he fuging sucked and it still shows to this day and you are really going to say with a straight face you didnt defend him at every turn? come on man just own it, we have the receipts you know

I am assuming this is true. And its kindof crazy that there hasnt really been a story about why Howell cannot stay on a roster. 2023 Sam Howell had to throw upwards of 50 times a game and 84% of his balls were catchable. Of his 612 attempts, 84% were catchable. (According to sports info solutions) EIGHTY FOUR PERCENT. That’s with the defense knowing he was going to pass. No run game. No defense having to respect play action. An atrocious offensive line. 84%. He was sacked 65 times.

sign howell, draft a guy and make it a fair competition I think we all know what would happen

what the fug are you talking about?

I would bet dollars to donuts a guy gets drafter. No way that doesnt happen

I think any reasonable non bryce stan can see this. The qb room has to be upgraded massively in the offseason

if we pick up the 5th we are stuck with BY for 2 more years same as the Jags albeit a pricier one but you can get out in 2 years. Thats why a swap would work. Change of scenery for both guys

you are arguing with the same dude that until the bitter end argued that Fitterer was a good gm keep that in mind

Hopefully we see that an ext cripples your organization. Throw in Miami as well.

I'd flip young for Lawrence straight up contract and all. Change of scenery would do both good

Legitimate improvement is really debatable

Its the Panthers way

I would wait until the day of accessing all options at this point

not the worst I have seen but I think thats a little late to address LB

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/processing-blue-a-panthers-podcast/id1535847928 Here is mike kaye and scott fowler discussing the 5th. They both would do it not really based on performance but being a bargain at 26 million. Says you can still move on after his 4rth if he doesnt improve. No mention of competition and no mention really of Dan and dave tethering themselves to Bryce. They both seem pretty 'meh' overall on him

Where do u see this?

Context goes a long way with statements like this 23 - comp % 59 Ypg 179 qbr 34 avg 5.5 epa -146 (last in nfl) 24 - comp % 60 ypg 171 qbr 50 avg 6.3 epa -13 (ranked 54) 25 - comp % 63 ypg 194 qbr 45 avg 6.4 epa -13 (ranked 55) again context goes a long way when you are screaming about career highs Kid hasnt been a good qb, like at all in his career.

Noted. I read your post incorrectly