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I've said all that to myself and others already. I rewatched the Washington game though and focused on him. That is what I saw. He was often away from the play and seemed slow to pursue. Some of it would be responsibility based, his key took him out... but he just doesn't look that good overall. Maybe it was just me being too critical.

You are projecting command level poo onto a lower level co conspirator.

This is apparently too complicated for a straight up simple play by play. ? I think the motivations are really much simpler. And it isn't Canales throwing a payer under the bus to protect himself. I doubt seriously. It is almost the trade deadline. The writers and talkers won't shut up about Bryce and Someone feels like it is important for Bryce to still get field time. Chicago and Washington show that. So there is that. We don't know if they are getting calls about Young or not, nor how many or how few, nothing. But they know. Doesn't that make more sense as to why they'd show him off?

Okay Carruth is way up there, and normal football villains are way down there.... Panthers villains... There really needs to be a separate room for pre Bryce Young fugups. just lay it out as to who really made the call on Young and also, after seeing the results of that decision ... who was behind the associated urgency to double down and build (overbuild) an unsinkable offense to hide him in? Damn the expense and damn the impact on the rest of the team (defense). Lay that out in detailed fashion, without the Hunger Games gossip drama cryptic treatment this time. We'll have the biggest villains and yes men.

Any value. Saves us money. Saves us a bad example probably for anyone still giving a poo. And what do you get if the trade deadline passes and he is playing out the string? I mean, that type of stuff carried on to the field (I believe that line is now crossed), will cost him money but he may not be able to restrain himself. Even if he realizes he is hurting himself.

I'm pretty concerned about Wallace actually. Have gone from liking it to not trusting him at all. I don't like what I see on the field screw the green dot stuff he looks slow and weak.

I mean, every person is a unique snowflake... but yeah that is true. He isn't special he is just ours and one of the few success stories. Shelf life though, is growing shorter.

It feels more like he ran over my mother and fuged my dog.

Sort of like Young’s phantom sprained ankle in 2023. No one remembered it happening or him limping on that leg.

Yeah. I don’t know what was going with that. I just remember it was when the QB salary numbers were really heading north big time. I seem to remember him having 20million or 18 or something for the last year on his deal and thinking it would take closer to 30 to get their attention.

Don't worry about me even showing up in Baltimore or DelMarVa I attended the '66 World Series games three and four and if you ever want a culture shock, I still have the WS program from one of those games. Truly a culture shock even in the '90s.

0 INT and those 7 misses would be all drops.

Would we end up having Legette get most plays designed for him, or would we go back to Thielen being 1? Thinking Legette would get brutalized but if he has the right makeup he can use that as he develops.

Yeah. A lot of Baltimore people, it is where they go if they can.

It was always a question.. I mean would he throw it? Once he saw how fast poo was and then, he still only has what he has. Can he resolve that? That was bigger than him being short. I thought. So much of his stuff comes down to slim margins, and they are just everywhere with him. It is a lot to ask.

That'll be like he shocks people and plays well, and assuming that is the real him not his track record. Maybe he can fool some more people.

Are these team officials/evaluators really buying into "oh it's the Panthers just like with Mayfield and Darnold?" As if Bryce has no limitations other than what we imposed on him and he'll be good away from Charlotte? That is really sort of what they would need to think to offer us anything good. And if you watch HIM, I don't know how you see that.

That was a dilemma. He wasn't right, as I remember, and was up for an extension. He didn't seem to want to concede any market... uh considerations.. or his team didn't, which makes it difficult, until you know you are getting the full Cam Newton. Shake and pour. edit Deltek, that could have been me too lol. i just wanted that to stop.

I am about ready to proactively tank, there isn't enough payback left to watch anyway. So whatever. Trade them all and take what you get, worry about not being a sucker with the next move. The Panthers are currently a farm team at best.

the last paragraph. he just couldn't help himself STBS Kaye. The mess was at QB and it was made in early 2023, if you must talk poo.

From year two when Beason moved on, THE man. One of the best and maybe the smartest ever. What he did to teams, few have done. LT, Ray Lewis, I'm forgetting somebody but he is up there.

Yeah true. If we extended him he'd probably blow out his achilles anyway. And he knows it lol.

Do we know the chronology of it? I'm still trying to figure out 'the offense was changed three times' (or the playbook, whatever was said). Original concept? Again when Bryce revealed his skill set? Reverting to number 1 for Dalton in Seattle? That's technically 3. Reporters..... nowadays it's just men gossiping. Now women get to do it too, and that's their forte. It isn't going anywhere and it is left to us to decipher.

Counting what Denver catches?