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Worth every penny so far.

9 minutes ago, Manna said:

I'm a little slow here but what's the context?

They're only saying good morning to the analysts who picked us to win yesterday

24 minutes ago, PantherFanInPhilly said:

It drives me crazy seeing what seems to be the most common take on his benching from media/social media/former players...that this is ALL on the Panthers and nothing to do with Bryce Young's actual lack of capabilities as a NFL level starting QB. Have yall really watched this guy play...a lot? I keep seeing the same old "he has no o-line protection and no wide receivers ever getting open..it's not Bryce's fault", etc. 

The amount of times I've seen comments saying something along the lines of "Their OL is terrible and his WRs can't get open" is insane. Just tells me they're just parroting a narrative from last year and haven't watched these last two games.

7 minutes ago, t96 said:

I don't agree it's "much better." Bryce has been absolutely god awful, but the D has also allowed the most points in the league and as bad as Bryce is there has not been a single bright spot from the offense around him. OL is yet to be seen, yes I saw the stat on pressures but it paints an incomplete picture considering Bryce panic checkdowns so quickly. I'm not sold on Canales' scheme yet either. We will know much more following Sunday's game with Dalton starting. This year's team might be better than last year, but I'm not convinced yet.

The line has provided enough protection from pressure for Bryce to have had success if he was getting the ball out in 2.7 seconds like Canales has said he wanted. Problem is that Bryce either bails from a clean pocket, can't see over the line, or holds on to the ball too long and the protection inevitably breaks down. Our WRs have been getting NFL open but Bryce can't get it to them, and it's not for lack of protection this time.

As for the defense, the only hope they have is that Dalton can sustain drives and put points on the board so there's not so much pressure on them to be perfect.

I'm way past the point of letting results bother me. I tune in to see how the team performs in different scenarios, and also if you don't really watch the games then how can you justify posting strong opinions on here?

This is the perfect opportunity for me to bitch and moan about how far back the panther is on the helmet nowadays. It's so oddly placed.

A fan listed them at that price. It's still well below market value, even for this team.

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Honestly your best bet for actual fantasy starters are either Diontae or Chuba. 

I drafted Legette as a late round bench guy just in case he goes off, but we'll see. 

They must feel confident in Sheriff.

Buccs top 10? Idk bout all that.

If they replaced Sweet Caroline with Raise Up by Petey Pablo they'd be cooking.

1 minute ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

You know a guy is hopeless if he can't be good on KC.

He was done for as soon as him being offsides ruined that crazy lateral touchdown last year

Why would anyone give up draft capital for TMJ? He hasn't done enough to even warrant a roster spot on the worst team in the league

1 minute ago, Donald LaFell said:

Also how did the online discourse turn into them not liking us. I understand they want us to stink while they have our picks but why do they no like us?!  

They're just looking for someone else to be the punching bag after being it themselves for so long.

1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

Already talking like they've made the leap lol

1 minute ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

I'd rather just give the team the ball on the 20, but we'll see how it goes this year.

That'd be fine with me too

8 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

They made it the most boring play in football, and now they're trying to make it more interesting.

They made it boring in the name of player safety, and now they're attempting to thread the needle and have an interesting play that doesn't disproportionately injure players. That's fine by me, and I just can't understand opposition to it other than just an outright opposition to change on principle.

Am I to understand that people are actually upset that they got rid of the most boring play in football and are trying something in hopes of making it more interesting? 

4 minutes ago, TD alt said:

I mean, that's great for people who can watch it during the day, but most people are working or going to school during the day, and that's why they re-broadcast it during the evenings.

The Panthers game starts at 7 est and the olympic rebroadcasts start at 8 est, so I say watch the Panthers for an hour and switch. I can't imagine gleaning anything meaningful after the first quarter anyway.