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real question is over under for young going over 200 yards passing. I predict 15 of 25 156 yards 1td and 2 ints

100% i read one artivle tucker attempted 92 kicks 50 yards or longer pinero has tried 11 or something like that

First time I watched him play in forever and he was horrific against the panthers. on a side not saw an article on taysom hill if the dude coudl stay healthy he could put up some crazy numbers

And then tons of articles come out about bryce young proving the doubters wrong and how canalas should show more faith in him lol

Not sure how anyone would expect fields to succeed here. Terrible in chicago benced for wilson with pitt and somehow he would make it in carolina...lol

I think least vs most penalized doesnt work. More attention needs to be paid to when the penalties are called and if they effected the outcome of the game. One call can decide most nfl games if you extend a drive or kill a drive. I remember watching a panthers game a few years back the other team was penalized way more than the panthers but all the penalties happened at times that basically made no difference, but then the panthers lost on a bad pass interference call at the end that decided the outcome but just looking at penalties it seemed opposite than what really happened during the game. Everything goes back to money and rich people always want more. In baseball, soccer, and basketball refs have been bought and paid for to change the points spread for gamblers. It would be naive to think the same has not happened in the nfl to some level. Maybe its just coincidence that certain things happen.... but there is always the famous quote no such thing as coincidence...

100% that happened to the saints that was a very odd season seems the nfl always gets very convenient nfl story lines. The chiefs have always been good but since taylor swift has arrived they seem to get every single call.

I dont think there is a bias against the panthers but with that said I do feel nfl referees influence games. It doesnt take much at all to change the outcome of nfl games. Just call a penalty when a drive is stalling to extend the drive. To make it look even call a penalty against the other team but make sure to call it at a time that it doesnt help them or hurt them from scoring. This way penalties look even but actually they are not even at all. Would love to see someone follow nfl penalties and look at them as how they effected the game vs if they were just called but had no effect. I think gambling has effected it alot I am not conviced alot of nfl games are not influenced maybe not completely rigged but influenced by controversial calls. The chiefs with swifts massive following seem to get the most beneficial calls of any team ever.

Brown had young to work with hard to judge any coach who has him as qb.

I was curious so looked up a few below is the 49ers from week 10, I did find it interesting herbert for chargers had a 91.6

bryce qbr is way lower than calebs even just looking at last 3 games. Also caleb is a rookie bryce is 2nd year. Caleb has had games bryce will never have already just look at the bears panthers game. Caleb may be a bust but would trade bryce for him in a heartbeat.

I dont know if anyone has paid access but do good teams typically have top 5s all in the 90s seems like a 71.4 making the top 5 is pretty low and not even sure how he got that high as his qbr was really low for the game

Caleb looked amazing against the panthers. Even now his QBR is way better than Bryces. I expect thomas to do well I feel bryce made all the coaches last year look way worse than they really were. Guess time will tell if thomas is a good coach or not.

Good point that could be a close one depending on how cooper rush is playing by then.

I want young to play probowl level or fail miserably. I do not want him to play just good enough to make the panthers decide to ride with him for a while or even extend him. Pretty much daniel jones is a prime example of what happens when the qb plays just good enough to think he is the solution.