Mr Mojo Risin

We'll see he's got some mighty big shoes to fill from a stats standpoint. 4700 yards 35 total TDs (but only 6 wins). I don't see him matching or necessarily having better stats than Cams rookie year but I definitely expect more than 6 wins this season, which is the most important stat.

Season honestly can't get here soon enough. Feel like it's been an eternity since I was this excited for Panthers Football!! #KeepPounding

Don't watch "The Quarterback" on Netflix, the segment where the Falcons play us and we lose in OT, It'll make you wish we pulled the trigger on that trade that much more Burns is a good player with good stats. Great players make plays when their teams need them the most. I've yet to see Burns ever step up and make a play when we needed it most and that little segment that they showed of us losing to the Falcons last year in OT highlights that exact sentiment. He had a chance to step up and make a play that a $100 million dollar DE should make and whiffed. Falcons kick the FG and win the game. Should have traded him.

Didn't see this posted yet anywhere else and while there's not a ton of "highlights" its just great to see our guys come together before TC and get some work in Article: https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/lists/panthers-highlights-summer-workouts-smu-bryce-young-andy-dalton-adam-thielen/ Day 1: Day 2: Day 3:

Just dropped on YT! 45 minutes in length, enjoy! Links to Episodes 1 & 2

That 2nd play was impressive. Need all of our guys to play with that type of heart and we'll be going places sooner rather than later

Mario Addison was about that age when he had his "breakout" year for us as well. Sometimes it just takes the right situation for it to finally click

Cam Newton with a full offseason probably a top 15-20 QB

2015 was Cam's best passing season and it isn't close

His rookie year was not his best passing season. That was the season in which he threw for the most yards during a season but that doesn't mean that it was his best.

He'll definitely be getting more than Chubb (28.5 sacks over 5 years)

The concerns with Young will not go away anytime soon. Everytime a ball is batted, he misses a WR, throws an INT it will be because he is too short and doesn't have the arm strength for the NFL. We are not going to be a team that throws it deep 5+ times a game. We are going to be a methodical, long drives with multiple plays type of offense. This offense suits Young to his strengths which is currently not the deep ball (that doesn't mean it will be like that for his entire career). I admit I have my concerns about the arm strength and those deep balls obviously did not look good but it's still super early in the process if he's still under/over shooting receivers come late July/August then I will say there is some cause for concern but right now Young looks to be on the right track. Give him time.

I was wondering the same thing. With all the hype this offseason I figured there would be some OTA threads up but I guess not

The more I think about it the more I don't understand who will be coming off the field for him? He doesn't do that well when asked to cover in space so I don't see us running 3 safeties vs passing looks. Maybe he subs in for Vonn Bell in obvious run formations/heavy run teams? I'm not sure how good Bell was at stopping the run but I'm fairly certain he was good at covering TEs so maybe that's the plan? I don't see who else he'd substitute in for

Chicago. I'm only an hour and a half away from Soldier Field and I can take the train! My best friend is a Dallas Cowboys fan I'm trying to talk him into making the drive down to Charlotte with me the next week to watch the Cowboys Panthers game. If both teams have good records and are vying for a spot in the playoffs I think its going to happen. Will be my first time going to a Panthers home game I hope it happens!

Those guys might be able to become great Qbs in their own right but I don't see them being Championship level (Sb winning) Qbs even at their best. Especially with the teams they were drafted onto. If Young puts it all together at the NFL level and proves that his size is not a detriment to his game he will be viewed as a Championship level QB and I think that's the difference.

You're not wrong both teams have the exact same amount of division titles which is 6 a piece.

Wrong. You told someone there's no point in getting excited until you see how good or bad the coaching staff does. That logic applies to you being a negative nancy about the backup QB position. Why complain when they haven't even taken a snap yet? Why not just wait and see before complaining? Make sense?

Wow that's quite the logic! It's almost like if you applied that same logic to the backup QB position you're complaining about maybe this terrible ass thread wouldn't exist!

I'm good with how everything has gone so far. This is the first season since the beginning of 2019 that I've looked forward to Panther Football. Best of luck to Tepper, this team and staff, and most of all to Bryce Young. Hopefully he's just as electrifying as the last QB we drafted #1 overall. This fanbase needs that type of energy again.

The jags were in a worse situation than we were in with Rhule when it comes to their coaching staff. I'd look at that for the reason Lawrence and that entire Jags team struggled that year

I'd put him similar to what Mac Jones did his rookie year (3800 passing 67% COMP 22 TD 13 INT) 3300-3500 passing comp 63-65% 22-25 passing td 8-12 int

Sometimes converting short yardage is more than just run it up the middle with your biggest guy. Tom Brady is the king in converting short yardage QB sneeks. Was he the most physically gifted QB? Of course not. I'm sure with the collective football IQ that now resides on our offensive staff that they will figure it out. Just have to wait and see.

Prayers

Best of luck to Bryce and this coaching staff. Hopefully this regime is the most successful Panther regime to date