SaltAndPepper

Give me some ideas

good.

What happened to Zavala?

defense scores another td

Yeah but he would've arguably gone after the Broncos or the Skins. We probably land Navarro or the Korenke family.

Preventing JR from being a horndog and rascist in the office...

I pray Williams doesn't declare

Nice job "Maestro"

Delete this team. Hello Darkness my old friend...

Take a shot every time there's a false start

Bryce better be sitting down and taking notes

PFF's Trevor Sikkema talks about how we as fan should temper our expectations. We need to understand we're just not a good football team, and that the goal this season is that Bryce understands what he's doing wrong, and how to improve. This will all be worth it in 2025 (I hope)

Loyal Panther through and through. Wish him the best in recovery and moving forward

But in all seriousness I can't genuinely watch this. It's bad for my health. I'm checking out the next two years. I'll be scoreboard watching, but I'll come back to the huddle in 2025.

We need Steve Smith to put the fear of god in this team again.

Seahawks is a legitimate possibility to win with both of their starting tackles banged up.

If you look at the gamesheet, I almost laugh at the fact that if we didn't have turnovers, we would've beat the daylights out of the falcons. I can't remember for the life of me remember the last time we had a game like this. And this was on Bryce's first game. If Bryce cleans that up and Sanders doesn't fumble anymore, I'm still positive that this team can have a winning record. Even if this was against the falcons... We had more first downs (20 : 13) We were more efficient on third down (5-14 : 2-10) We had more total yards (281 : 221) (Including both more rushing and passing yards We owned Time of Possession (35 minutes to 25) The only places we got outdone are penalties ( 9-66 : 6-43), average gain of offensive play (3.9 : 4.6), Red Zone Effiency, and turnovers. Was this a sloppy game? Yes, absolutely, but there's still so much positive to build on. Literally every #1 pick had a lackluster debut, and Bryce is no exception to that. Look at Peyton Manning and Joe Burrow especially. Don't judge our rookie by the second or third game either. This entire season is about him absorbing knowledge. We have 5 years to make this work (It's really rare for a QB and Coach to win their first SB after five years if they haven't won one already). Does it suck to not have a first round pick? Yes, it does. But we'll still have a top 40 pick even if we're garbage. We also have free agency and trades. Scott fixed the O-Line in two years. I can give him another year to turn the team around. TLDR, don't overreact like the other people who have similar views posted, give this process time. If we win, we win the division and we laugh at the bears, but Bryce learning is the most important thing. PPS: Thank you for reading. b07c4783-f053-11ed-b4a7-bab79e4492fa.pdf

I really hate the score 24-10

how the actual do you not redo the play for offsetting penalties

If our defense wasn't playing possessed we would've lost this thing a while ago it seems.

jaycee horn might be our next jon beason wth

Reading this is like drinking a fresh cup of water compared to Rhule's urine.

I love how our game is the least important according to fox that we get Chris Meyers of all people

I just want to win an overtime game against them for once. Now would be a good time. Imagine Reich winning his first game as a panthers coach in overtime, against the falcons, in Atlanta. It would be a great contrast to Reich, losing his first game as Panthers QB, in overtime, against the falcons, in Atlanta.

I don't think the nutjobs that say "We can find another DE/OLB" understand how damn hard it is to get even a half quality edge rusher. Brian Burns has well outplayed the 16th overall pick we selected him with (thank lord it wasn't greg little), and there's a reason why every front office in the league would pay him a big money deal. The reason the EDGE is the second most valuable position is because it is the most likely option on any defense to neutralize the game's most VALUABLE position: QB. Brian Burns had 12.5 sacks last year. He's a proven go-getter that can sack the QB. On top of that, HE IS 25. This man has literally 7+ more seasons of quality football left. No wise player wants to play on his fifth year option because he can get hurt and it significantly reduces his market cap. IT IS QUITE LITERALLY WHAT LAMAR DID ONCE HE GOT HURT AND EVERYONE STOOD BY HIM. Burns and his camp are playing it perfectly waiting for the younger Bosa to get his bag. He is looking out for himself, and that's 100% what they should be. People forget that it's very easy to lose your job in the NFL. Injuries can destroy a man, and setting up the next two generations versus the next six or seven is a big deal to everyone. To all the pansies that say "That's football... and Just play on the fifth year option." you're just yelling at a brick wall. TLDR: Stop saying it's his fault. It's also not the team's fault. We're at a standstill because we're waiting on Nick Bosa.