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Everything posted by LinvilleGorge
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Yeah, he did "lie". He showed up hiding in a hoodie after he porked up at the buffets with the sole intention of stepping on a scale at 200+. The guy has never played a football game at 204 pounds. I don't blame him. Your job as a draft prospect is maximizing your draft status and that's what he did. But that kid ain't no 204 pounds on game day. Hell, I doubt he's 204 fully suited up.
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If you think Bryce Young g has ever stepped on a football field at 200+ pounds I have some Atlantic beachfront property here in southern Appalachia you might be interested in. There's a reason why he hid in that hoodie all Combine weekend. I'm obviously exaggerating with the 170 talk but he's probably legit 185ish.
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Why carolina can not* afford to lose Burns
LinvilleGorge replied to micnificent28's topic in Carolina Panthers
He wants $30M. We were reportedly offering him mid-20s and he refused. -
Yeah, we drafted a QB with a very subpar arm #1 overall. It is what it is. QBs that are probably 5'9" and a buck seventy soaking wet don't get drafted at all... until we took one #1 overall. The concern of a weak arm and a deep out isn't an under throw. It's lack of velocity to drive the ball in there. A weak arm on a deep out is probably a pick six. Bryce usually sails those throws because he knows he can't drive it in there. This really shouldn't need explaining to a decently knowledgeable football fan.
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Why carolina can not* afford to lose Burns
LinvilleGorge replied to micnificent28's topic in Carolina Panthers
The problem with paying Burns is that he wants $30M a year. That's ELITE $$$. Now go look at the pressure numbers of elite pass rushers. Micah Parsons was over 100. -
His arm is very subpar. He definitely cannot make all the throws. There are a lot of small window throws, deep outs, etc. that the big armed guys can make that just aren't in Bryce's wheelhouse at the NFL level. Yeah, the overall offense was trash this year. The OL was bad, the receivers were bad... and Bryce was bad. The one game where we had a viable vertical passing threat was the one game Bryce didn't play. Hate to say it but that's probably not a coincidence.
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Hire a new OL coach and let him figure it out.
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It's just undeniable at this point. The guy consistently plays poorly in the playoffs. I honestly think it's completely in his head at this point. That triple coverage INT was just so bad. That's the type of throw you make on the last play of the game when you're trailing. Just an absolute desperation throw and there was no need for it.
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It seemed like he really worked at it at first to make sure he succeeded then got lazy and started mailing it in once he developed a good rep.
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For a few games if he's terrible. But honestly the announcers are just there to fill air time. Who is actually tuning in every week for the announcing. It'll give them a ratings boost for a few weeks and then it's just the norm.
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What could we reasonably expect to get? We're probably better off just hoping against hope he can stay healthy.
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If you want to know how far we have to go?
LinvilleGorge replied to Doc Holiday's topic in Carolina Panthers
And a LOT better than the Chiefs' who is the most penalized OL in the league. Dude requires a headstart and a borderline illegal formation alignment just to have a fighting chance not to get boat raced. -
If you want to know how far we have to go?
LinvilleGorge replied to Doc Holiday's topic in Carolina Panthers
You honestly think Bryce Young would start for more teams than Taylor Moton? LOLOLOL -
Oh, I see it for what it is. It's an absolute commercial spectacle. I'm a football junkie. I watch for the game. Commercials are beer breaks and halftime is dinner time. I'm just watching the game not the spectacle.