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It isn’t just Fitterer. That would be great but that is not it. Too many wild QB pursuits, and you know where that is coming from.
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LaCanfora Hearing that Scott will be Gone
strato replied to Panthercougar68's topic in Carolina Panthers
You have to have new eyes. -
You can make it easier to pass block by being less predictable, which the running game can set up. It doesn’t fix it but the kid lollygagged for most of the year on these dropbacks and they have been put in the worst position. Help them.
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I thought the knock was he doesn’t have NFL talent. Arm strength is not sufficient, athleticism is average at best, definitely height is an issue. Lack of it.
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I would bench the quarterback for the rest of the year ands tell him he has to win a fair competition for the job if he wants it back, starting right now. And say to anyone who cares: every other job is also now up for grabs. May the best player win. If I get to say these things, Fitterer is gone, so that will help.
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If Bryce busts, was that the worst trade in the history of the NFL?
strato replied to Captroop's topic in Carolina Panthers
Worst because he was so clearly inadequate. Herschel was a beast, a proven player. If I were a Vikes fan I wouldn’t say that but this is the worst case ever for a team, I don’t know what was worse. This has monumental consequences if The Panthers are of any kind of importance to you. BTW These morning guys on WFNZ are truly tards, while I am venting. -
Was that your plan, then? I guess. Why ask the question otherwise. I for sure wanted to stay at 9 ands improve the team the best way we could. Which wasn’t some historically undersized hyped up college quarterback.
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Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
Anyway, I was hard against Rhule too. Bet you cheered the hire but are back here preaching your same gospel. Tell me I am wrong. -
Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
You don’t see the difference between 7-10 and 1-12? -
Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
Bro 1-12 skews thew record pretty hard. Obviously ther last 6 yeasrs sucked. This is like people lost at sea in a raft looking at open ocean ands seeing an oasis. It was a total illusion. -
Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
No, we don’t. -
Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
Hehehehe really, amazing how that works. But people think bad quarterbacks just have bad coaches. -
Bryce Young is historically bad, and he's regressing
strato replied to TN05's topic in Carolina Panthers
He didn’t forget. It is that his game does not withstand the pressure of everyone being so much bigger, faster, and most are now just as smart as him too. He doesn’t have the tools. He obviously cannot see where he is throwing the ball if he stays in a pocket. -
Panthers Vs Saints 1PM Gameday Thread
strato replied to Panthers Fan 69's topic in Carolina Panthers
He isn’t going to have to do those press conferences much longer. -
The wife knows all about it from him coming home and talking. The who and the why, she has heard it. I wish she would have really gone there.
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Go back to camp when the pads went on and it wasn’t just pitch and catch. Word was not good. This has been what it always was going to be.
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This is the new Panther fan reality, reduced to rooting for Tepper’s misery. Stupid stupid stupid trade and the pick was death wish level.
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Another way to look at it is they brought in 100s of years of NFL offensive experience and they couldn’t make him into something he isn’t.
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You?
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Yes. No doubt they have had some embarrassingly bad plays and games and season, all of it. But There have been plays that they did their jobs and the play was there to be made and it isn’t seen or isn’t executed. He will hold the ball often enough that you shouldn’t say he doesn’t. More than he should. The biggest impediment to the offense has been the stacking of the defense in tight and not respecting the deep ball. We have seen what that does to you, I believe maybe it was 2018? It was very obvious with Cam because of his track record of wrist flicking 40 ropes. At the same time it is so much worse now because Cam’s bum arm could still hurt you intermediate/semi deep. What I have said all along is Young needs too much arc to get his distance, like Russell Wilson in that way. And Wilson was a lucky SOB with WRs that would fight and get those ducks. With Bryce Young we need those types of WRs more than speedy ones that will outrun his range in no time. I will say this again: Fast WRs will outrun his range on deep balls. We need jump ball specialists. I’d get me some glorified TEs that will block, with great hands who will fight for the football. And win. You want to fix Bryce Young, that is your only chance. I usually don’t try to imagine how he could succeed because every time I try, nope. But that might. What a plan lol.
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The Athletic: “‘Hunger Games’ culture” at BOFA
strato replied to SuperBowlBound's topic in Carolina Panthers
If the mechanics are so bad you need that much time and work to fix them (it is a really difficult thing to do, tearing down and eliminating bad form), if you need that much time sit him year one and fix them. -
If I were going to watch games in 2025 I’d agree. You have to get that top pick back and he is the man to do it.
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Well, to br real asbout it then offense has looked unlike any offdense we have really ever seen here, or in the NFL lately and by lately, say since 1958. We had a building full of successful and respected offensive coaches. Agreed? In what world do people like Reich who played himself and has easily 30 years in, Caldwell who has intimate knowledge of Peyton Manning offenses, etc etc, not understand the concept of throwing a deep ball? There honestly is only one answer as to why they wouldn’t use it in their offense. There are multiple reasons they wouldn’t do it, but it is all subcategorized under personnel. And that is way more about who is throwing the ball than it is about slow Wrs and a porous OL. Because there are ways to get those WRs open and ways to buy time for a deep throw. But they still wouldn’t go there. It is time to open eyes for some of y’all. Do your own re-evaluation and see if you really still feel like you did in April through today.