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I don't know what Curry would add here that would make a huge difference given how many 3's this team already attempts and our lack of points in the paint. Wembanyama is basically a tall ass spaghetti noodle and he's dropping 39 points in playoff wins. Hornets need to make a BIG move for a multi level shot creator.

"Fan community discusses starting QB who happens to be a #1 pick the team traded a fortune to draft and who could soon become one of the highest paid QB's in the league based on whispers of a contract extension". Quite the observation.

Meanwhile you were up late flailing typing up paragraphs of middle school level insults in desperate defense of a complete stranger to other complete strangers because you do not like what they had to say because it hurt your precious feelings. Thanks for the early morning amusement bud.

Well there goes the bullied victim spiel.

These conversations aren't limited to the carolinahuddle folks. Try venturing outside the echo chamber.

Oh please with the wallowing in victimhood I'm going to take my ball and go home routine. You were just in here referring to people as super weird haters because they don't completely agree with your borderline delusional spin on what Bryce Young is and isn't as a fourth year starter. We can hope by some miracle that Bryce Young will actually be able to lead a formidable passing offense this season without being irrational homers and pretending verfiable data and what we have seen with our own two eyes doesn't tell us exactly what he has been to this point which is someone who moves the ball at a historically low rate.

I detest the Saints and their fans. Different POV's come to different conclusions. Some will use this as an opportunity to say people are complementing the Saints. Which is obviously just silly. Others will see this as an instance of sobering reflection on just how comically downbad our passing offense has become in the Bryce Young era. Some can choose to bury their heads in the sand like they're in a cult and others can choose to embrace reality. I approach this season the same as I have any other season in Panthers fandom over the last few decades. Hoping for the best and perhaps a miraculous surprise but preparing for more of the same.

0-2 against the Saints with 285 combined passing yards 1 TD 1 INT in 8 quarters. Meanwhile Shough had 554 combined passing yards 3 TD's and no turnovers. Shough in 4 quarters basically matched Bryce's yardage from 2 whole games. You can't cope yourself out of that. And this is a Saints team that has been in a perpetual rebuild for years now starting a rookie 2nd round pick behind center. Yuck.

At the end of the day you're only dying on this hill about them being the best ever because you are trying to run cover for Bryce Young's historically dreadful passing perfomance against them. You aren't fooling anyone with this shtick. We've seen it before. But you keep on keeping on.

I hope Chuba Hubbard is a man on a mission in the weight room this summer. Without a stout run game we are DOA with this lineup of opponents.

I don't go in for the draft crush stuff because it usually just ends up in people going off the deep end for "their guy". Surprisingly our OL staff has been pretty impressive the last few years. Don't see any point to be pessimistic about Freeling until we get to see him with some development under his belt in the summer. Either way for the long term the most logical reasoning dictates we made the most sensible investment with the pick given the plethora of circumstances that has revolved around our OL for years now.

I mean there is relevance to that. But I think much of it has to do with the fact that he is clearly likeable. But does that translate to a coach taking his position to the next level like those that have had staying power for many years like Spoelstra? And not for nothing but does how much someone is liked even matter? Across leagues with the Panthers Ron Rivera and Marty Hurney were universally well liked by players. Dave Canales is very well liked. I say you are what your record says. And the record says you got your ass handed to you by a fellow expansion team in the Magic in a game that was over at halftime and that same team went toe to toe with our nemesis who has been handing us L's for over a year now. And if Bam doesn't get his leg swept by LaMelo do we even get past the Heat? Again. It just all boils down to personal standards. I think newer and younger fans will love this. I just want to actually win a real playoff game fam

I like Charles Lee from a personal standpoint but in terms of perfomance man this franchise has LOW standards. Borrego all over again.

People really need to stop placing Dan Morgan on some kind of infallible pedestal. He is absolutely in lockstop with Tepper regarding Bryce and has been all along. As far as the team being okay with 185 passing yards per game. We better have a proven monster RB in our backfield then. Presently that guy is not on the roster. Chuba has one outlier season so far and the other guys have proven nothing. Not what you would call a great recipe. The only thing we can hope at this juncture is that the highest paid OL in the league for the second year in a row elevates their play from last season and opens up some massive holes even our RB's can get through. But it still doesn't resolve the issue of predictability. With no viable passing game it is much easier to shut down any run game. No defenses are scared of Bryce's arm. It is what it is.

Bryce is undoubtedly mediocre to average at best in processing and decision making. He is in no way shape or form some mini Peyton Manning or a mental savant. And it is absurdly insulting that people are still simultaneously pretending otherwise while insinuating other QB's are basically mental midgets. Like man someone has to be really damn dug in to come post something like that 4 years in. The cope is real folks.