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The tush push is probably going to be gone after this year. It's one of those plays where if it's used against you then you despise it but if you're a team who can utilize it to perfection with the right personnel you're ecstatic. Part of me would certainly like to be the latter again.

The Chargers gave up 66 sacks this season. That's the most in the NFL. The Panthers gave up half that. I certainly remember the constant hand wringing and excuses from folks like him when Bryce was getting sacked into oblivion. Anywho. The Patriots are possibly a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Bryce Young threw the ball 30 times for 150 yards against them for 5 yards per attempt. His stat line basically mirrors that of Herbert against them in the playoffs. Which team got blown out worse though with more at stake? And for clarity. Bryce was only sacked once in that game. Herbert was sacked 6 times. Bryce on the Chargers would be brutal. Don't expect that unpaid sycophant to offer a rational rebuttal.

Tua benched in Miami Jalen Hurts unceremoniously sent packing from the playoffs and outplayed by Mr. Irrelevant. These instances should drive home the need for healthy competition at the most consequential position.

Eagles going down like this in Philly is hilarious. Their fans are probably going torch the city.

Hurts 4.9 yards per attempt. These Alabama QB's...

Saquon closing in on 50 yards in the first drive.

The San Francisco Christian McCaffrey's.

Don't think I missed the fact that you had to dust off your alt account. You are and have been unwell. Good luck.

Any coach or player here pretty much exists solely to become a convenient scapegoat whenever necessary in order to prop up Bryce Young. If Bryce had that kind of juice it might be one thing. But he doesn't by any means. It's baffling.

Honestly glad the Liam Coen glazing can slow down now. So far he's one and done like most of the other head coaches that have come and gone there.

I hate it for Icky but if Nijman can be the guy at LT you have to prioritize him. Regardless. We have invested a ton of salary cap in the OL. We need to start developing through the draft. This throwing everything and the kitchen sink at free agents model is not remotely sustainable and we already have the highest paid unit in the league.

So we agree.

Yeah we're praising him for things 31 other starters and most backups are supposed to be able to do. And then at the same time folks are blaming anyone and everyone when he falls short.

Right and at some point we also have to expect this coaching staff to develop their young talent like other teams. I mean we aren't going to ever get over the hump without that.

Sir. Let's look at this logically. We won a game that was against the Jets and our offense successfully made one trip to the end zone. One. Most of our games we won within a single score. We had a lot of luck bounce our way. We had some bad calls but we also got a lot of make up calls in our favor. All in all can't expect a repeat of that. Also as ugly as our division was at one point I expect things to even back out next year. The Falcons hiring a good coach could be a thorn in our sides for years. The Saints are up and coming and swept us with a rookie QB. The Bucs are still a good team regardless of how they faltered down the stretch and honestly if they seek out a new coach they could be even more of a problem. Like I said. Things could look a lot different this summer.

With all that was going on with the Panthers I got completely distracted from the fact there was a Hornets game. Now that is an ass whooping. Where the Ace Bailey boys at??????

Folks are going to be really upset when his contract extension is announced. Whew.

TMac and Coker are more than adequate for any young quarterback. As far as the group beyond them what exactly are people expecting? At what point do people expect the #1 pick to begin to make his WR's better instead of the other way around?

Popped into the Panthers reddit for a laugh and the overwhelming majority of posts were as expected except for one or two rare gems.

No clue how anyone who watched that game can come away thinking WR is our biggest priority. Defense. Defense. Defense. It's year 4 for Bryce. Make it work.

Things like this used to matter. Now all some people value are silver linings and cope. Sad.

Yeah and when they knew we had to pass with the game on the line how did he look?

Needless to say we aren't going to back our way into 5 wins again. On top of that. The division around us is undoubtedly improving. We definitely will not be able to sustain another year of the offense and specifically Bryce Young playing ugly football early in the season.

The ball was practically at his knees. If you consider that "in stride" and the best you can expect from our #1 pick then more power to you big guy.