Panthering

Not even a footnote on the issues that plague this organization.

We saddled them with Matt Rhule and Ben freaking McAdoo to go along with some crap talent around them. They never really had a chance.

No.

It has undeniably become Josh Allen at this point, it's ok to admit that. I could still argue that Cam is a better short yardage running QB but Josh is better than at him at pretty much everything else.

or........ look up something called archive dot ph and you'll never have to worry about paywall ever again.

That's terrible, I feel for him. Dan Morgan has questions to answer with that pick.

I’m pissed because I’ll always defend him because he’s a Gamecock but his drops are indefensible. You just aren’t that guy, guy.

I'm sure Evero will try to have a plan but I'm still not sure how we're going to stop it with our defensive personnel currently. Their strengths match our weaknesses very well and it might be an ugly one if it gets out of hand early. I don't forsee us running the ball any better than we did against TB either, but maybe I'm wrong.

I think T-Mac would be incredible for us. We are seeing Bryce flourish with newfound confidence behind a good Offensive Line and WRs are still letting us down a bit. XL is awesome and I love him, but I think he would be even better as a #2 option. T-Mac giving us the rangy option at WR at the X-Spot we haven't had in a long time would open up everything else. T-Mac, XL, Sanders, Coker would just continue this upward trajectory of the offense. Mouth-watering to think about.

Soooo happy to eat mine for now. I don't think the whole bird is done yet but I'm about halfway through, trying to pace myself while eating it.

Bryce Young for sure, we know what Jameis is as this point.

Yeah maybe in a playoff push season I'm upset he doesn't go all out for that. For this season it can slide, JT always harps on how a QB should react to an INT/Fumble on film. I've seen him go after other guys in similar situations. Either way we all know Chuba has to hold on to the ball in that situation.

Finished the video, another good performance from Bryce with a ton of the positives we are seeing by standing tall in the pocket and delivering strikes while taking a shot from an unblocked defender. The throw over Vita Vea barreling down on him was quite special even though Moore dropped it. So much to build on here going forward all of the sudden. Glad JT went over the play where Bryce seemingly "overthrew" XL in the back corner of the end zone. He thought it was a good pass, but XL was too deep in the end zone to give himself any room to make a play. I still argue he didn't have to jump how he did but nonetheless he seems to always give his receivers a chance which is super encouraging. The Bryce Young "Point Guard" playmaker is showing up on a tape and the shocking turnaround from Bust to Professional QB upswing continues.

Just finished up and he absolutely gave Thielen his flowers in this one for once. Even commented he thought that it was a catch in the end zone.

It's impossible to tell without being in the building but the biggest thing for me is confidence in himself, which happened once he finally had confidence in the offensive line which for some reason didn't happen until after his benching. Him being benched was his first football failure of his football life, he's been successful at every level since high school on incredibly talented teams. Biggest difference I've seen with him is staying in the pocket and also keeping his eyes up. He's legitimately eating big hits on the chin like a pro and still delivering darts. He's suddenly unshakeable it's great to see. I thought he always flashed some good throws with some anticipation so that's been there, with his confidence back his accuracy also returned to form. He still has to work on balls to the boundary but those are notoriously difficult. tl;dr: confidence.

He's been a bit injured recently correct? I'll try and chalk it up to a bad game, but that terrible ATL miss always lingers in my mind. I won't deny he's been solid, but I haven't reached the point where I think he's going to nail a clutch kick when it's needed.

XL has the worst decision making/instincts when the ball is just about to hit his hands. He either jumps, which throws off his timing/balance making it harder on himself, or does the slide yesterday which also throws off the timing/balance. It makes him play smaller than his size. He's a good athlete and his route running has been much better than we anticipated based off the scouting report but you cannot be a #1 guy in the league with shoddy hands like he's shown so far. He has to fix it somehow, I have hope based on his progression as a WR I watched at SC. Will always be pulling for him.

Canales is very far down the list of reasons we lost this game. Players let him down today for the most part.

I agree but he had good reason to abandon it today. Wasn’t effective much at all and BY was cooking a bit today.

Saying Canales play calling has been bad all season is laughable. Especially compared to what we’ve had to watch in the past.

I agree he should’ve gone for it but he abandoned the run for good reason. I’ll die on that hill just for today. I know he’s done that in the past but Tampa negated our run game in a big way today.

He abandoned the run because he should’ve. Tampa played well in the trenches today and stifled our strength.

Chuba and Eddie. Canales cooked.

Man just hold on to the ball with two hands in that situation no matter what. He knows better.