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When did he get benched for a Hail Mary pass? WTF are you talking about??!! Cam did for Heinicke after his shoulder injury. Do people on this board even watch the games?

Im never not impressed by how confidently wrong you are. I've watched probably 200 NFL QBs play live. This talk about Bryce's arm strength is retarded, pure and simple. Bryce can make every throw an NFL QB needs to make in any circumstance. Does he have an arm that makes you go wow all the time? No, but very few QBs truly do. Bryce has plenty of zip on the ball when he wants. That TD to XL was a frozen rope. He throws to the opposite hash and outside all the time with no problem. Bryce's arm is objectively stronger than Cam's post-injury. I've seen both live multiple times and I know. And Cam could still play QB well without his rocket launcher. OPs point remains. QB success relies on a lot of nebulous things. Obviously you dont like Bryce. But his success is not going to be bc he doesn't have the arm strength. Its embarrassing this is a thing. Go to some games and actually educate yourself.

He played against us on Sunday... did you even notice bc I didnt until after the game. Clowney at this point ain't moving the needle. Even on teams like Dallas desperate for pass rush.

100% why I stay away most of the time too. Too many posters raised on the outrage culture of social media. People who have played in the NFL constantly have said Bryce has what it takes with a legit team (which he is proving this year), but posters on here are insistent on telling you they know more than people who are on actual NFL payrolls. Its not worth having a discussion with people that have lost the plot this bad

This is the best post in years, from a guy probably around when it was Carolina Growl a million years ago. Appreciate your time and input!

I'm super excited about the guys we're getting back, and fortunately this year, outside of Robert Hunt, we haven't had any season-threatening injuries. Rico has earned the start, but I am excited to have both available. The team is finally turning into the run-first team Canales said he wanted to be. As for JT Sanders, I think he has lost the most be being out. He is probably our best receiving TE, but with the emergence of Mitchell Evans & with him and Tommy Tremble both absolutely balling in run blocking, it will be hard to fix something that isn't broken. I'm hoping Turk Wharton can help with our pass rush. We really havent gotten to see him much due to injuries, but we desperately need anyone to provide some pass rush juice, which is what he was brought to do. I'm the most excited about Jalen Coker returning. Theilen may have been the most clutch last year, but I've watched a lot of film, and Coker was the most consistent WR we had when he was out there last year. I think he can be an ideal #2 to Tmac. While Coker doesn't have the raw athleticism XL does, his route running, savvy, and overall football IQ simply make him better. I think with the fact Coker can play both outside and in the slot will give our pass game more versatility. We have been running a lot of 2 TE sets, and I think Tmac & Coker should be the primary WRs for 12 personnel. The other WRs (XL, Tremayne, Renfrow, & Horn) all have roles, but I dont think any of them can fully replace what Coker can do. I do think Renfrow will be inactive this week if everyone is healthy bc of how valuable Tremayne is for ST and as a run blocker. So happy that we are playing meaningful football heading into November. We are still almost certainly a year away, but we are absolutely moving in the right direction

You the man @Icegefor putting this together!

Tampa was the defending SB Champions in 2003 and Sports Illustrated said our best chance to win the division was to move to the ACC. And nothing Final Destination like happened that year (although the blocked XP in Week 2 was close). We just caught some breaks, played solid defense, and had the offense slowly gel over the season. We really were a 8-8 type team that got lucky a lot before turning it on in the playoffs and almost winning it all. Anything for the most part can happen in the NFL. I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if this team won 11 games. I also think 7 could happen as much as I hate to think about it. But I'm going to enjoy it. This team is significantly better on offense than it has been in quite a few years. The pass rush still worries me (as does Evero's scheme overall), but it would be hard to be more decimated by injuries on that side of the ball than we did last year.

Vegas historically has given 3 points to the home team. Basically see of as equal with the slight nod to the Jags. Totally fair

This is the not panicked take. Sucks about Icky but hopefully its only 1 game.

Hunt came back for drills after tweaking his foot, but they pulled him out of precaution. I dont think there's any real concern about Lewis & Hunt for Sunday. I think it's a long shot for Icky to play though. I really hope we are getting some of these random injuries out early and we will have health luck throughout the season. Regardless, I'm glad we have depth, although I'm not pumped to see Yosh Nijman out there. I've yet to see anything in his play that has warranted the investment by the team, but Sunday is his biggest chance yet to prove his value. We'll see

Underrated point. And I can definitely see the same thing happening in Dallas. The Norman thing was so stupid. And I think (rightfully) it was the beginning of the end for Gettleman

It is wild given how incredibly impulsive Tepper has been in firing coaches that somehow the coach that oversaw the worst defense statistically ever was able to keep his job. I thought Saleh would have been a shoe-in given their connection. I hope Canales/Morgan/Tillis have someone in mind if/when they pull the plug on the Evero experiment

Someone else is probably getting dumped for Jaden Crumedy

You sound upset... thats not very becoming of a troll. 1st rule of trolling is doing the trolling and not being the one being trolled... right?