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That's true and we're definitely going to hear more about it as summer progresses. But at the end of the day all of the progress we've made on the roster as a whole will only matter if our passing offense can emerge from the basement of the NFL. In 2023 it was 32 out of 32 in 2024 it was 30th out of 32 and last year it was 26th out of 32. And early in the season we relied heavily on a career year from Rico Dowdle who is no longer on the roster. This is only reinforced by the fact that we (depending on how one views it) effectively took playcalling out of Dave Canales hands and brought in another offensive mind. The elephant in the room isn't going anywhere no matter how much we may not like it.

If someone is this triggered by the huddle in May of all months they are going to spontaneously combust by the time fall rolls back around. Seen it before. It will be entertaining to watch it unfold again.

In terms of comparing Pickett and Young's arm talent it's basically a push at best. Pickett is sitting at 6.2 yards per pass attempt for his career while Bryce sits at 6.0 Last season Bryce was 6.3 in yards per pass attempt. Only Justin Fields Spencer Rattler (both 6.2) Kyler Murray (6.0) 41 year old Joe Flacco (6.0) 44 year old Phillip Rivers (5.9) rookie Cam Ward (5.9) and Tyrod Taylor (5.8) had less pass yards per attempt than Bryce Young in his third season as a starter. Folks going around acting as if it is beyond the pale to say Pickett might have a better arm than Young are living in an alternate reality. You can choose to not believe your own eyes after 46 games but everyone else will acknowledge reality and move forward accordingly.

Yes it is certainly completely normal behavior and not at all indicative of possible mental instability to keep a running list of perceived enemies amongst a group of complete strangers because someone said something you didn't agree with.

Comments look just like the huddle.

Short story is while he legitimately possessed the ability to be a high level valued contributor here he basically lost his marbles over Bryce Young actually being held to the standard of a #1 pick. In the past he had done the same thing over Teddy Bridgewater. And eventually he increasingly devolved into a volatile personality and attacked people regularly and called them names for their opinions and constantly derailed threads and weaponized the poo reaction onto anyone and everyone including mods all the while complaining daily about the presence of so called trolls here. So eventually he got banned. Probably for the best because he was unwell.

Simultaneously repping the Panthers winning awards and besting the reviled Tom Brady. Give Greg the key to the city.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence I get multiple spam poo reactions from an account from 2011 with 1 post in the last 11+ years and that particular post was a compliment to Icege. Good riddance to these burner accounts.

It's honestly comical when you get down to it. The Panthers the last 3 consecutive years have gone out of their way to control a tight grip on any and all information and the overall narrative out of camp. Then preseason comes along and we either rest starters or give them limited reps and look sloppy or somewhat competent at best. Fast forward to the regular season and each of the last three years we have looked abysmal to open the season. The only way to root for this team is with an abundance of caution.

I completely understand. In relation to camp performances I am very cautious regardless of who the player is if they are reportedly wowing at training camp. I distinctly remember Terrace Marshall Jr was a camp MVP at times. It's best to operate with a healthy sense of skepticism regardless. This is the Panthers after all.

I am holding out hope for a miraculous run this season. But you know the narrative around him is peak delusional when the Panthers social team can post this without even a hint of irony. Four years and almost 50 games into his career he still looks like he's never set foot in the weight room. Really?

I guess this is a thing where people begin to forget the more time passes but my recollection of the huddle over the last 20 years is this is how it has always been. And if you attempt to wade into the murky waters of X or Facebook it's the same thing. The difference is people are bothered or unbothered by it based almost entirely on whether the context of the conversation is perceivedly positive or negative and reaffirms whatever biases they hold.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/dynamic-offensive-weapon-already-turning-185615715.html Monster run game is about the only path to the playoffs for this years Panthers. So hopefully Brooks is set for a big season. It would certainly soften the image of the horror story that has been the 2024 draft class.

You do realize that throwing yourself into the middle of a busy street and whailing at the top of your lungs over people saying things that hurt your feelings doesn't make you a superior human being right? Seems like an extremely cringy waste of time and energy bud.