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Brace yourself. It's going to get worse before it gets better if Bryce conveniently misses a game or multiple games right when the schedule starts to get real. The stans will claim we'd be winning with Bryce and the losses are proof that Bryce was leading us to wins (over opponents that are a combined 7-19-1).

"They're playing the way they have to play with Bryce Young at QB." - Greg Cosell

As soon as the dominant running game went away the truth was there to be seen again. And it wasn't like our running game was bad yesterday. It was decent. It just wasn't dominant. Bryce has to be carried. Like a journeyman backup.

Exactly. We've invested a ton of cap space in OL, we've signed two proven veteran RBs, we've spent two 1st round picks on WRs, we hired an offensive minded HC. It's not a failure to try to build around him. We've at least tried hard to do right by him as we should have after making the decision to swing that trade and draft him #1 overall. When you do that, you're all in one way or the other. We've tried. He's in year three now and has 30+ starts under his belt and I honestly can't see how anyone can conclude that he's shown the ability to be anything more than a serviceable game manager type of starting QB and even that only in spurts. You can get that in a journeyman backup if you put the talent around him. I'm fine with sticking with Bryce through this season if we have to but after that it's time to move on. I'd honestly prefer to shop around and see if we could land competition in the trade market with a late round pick.

Copy and paste it here https://www.carolinahuddle.com/topic/479114-trade-for-a-qb/

I'd be fine with Jameis too.

I'm serious about making a move for anyone not named Bryce Young.

That TD figure is definitely incorrect. Bryce only has 36 career TD passes. All but four of them absolutely did not come after his benching.

He'd be better in this offense than Bryce. Not saying he'd be the long-term answer but he'd be better than Bryce.

That OL was horrific and they didn't run the ball at all. They passed the ball at a higher percentage than any other team in the league with a second year player first year starter. It was an insane approach.

At this point I'm ready for anything different.

Just gonna be honest, 4-13 wouldn't be completely shocking. Our four wins have a combined record of 6-18-1.

He opens to a lot of aging athletes. Father Time can hit fast.

Definitely the offensive bright spot today.

Nearly 4000 yards in his season of starting. That's a season and half of Bryce production.

The Colts might actually be legit. They might blow the Chargers out in L.A. 20-3 and the game has been every bit as lopsided as the scoreboard indicates.

Gimme Jameis or Howell. Let's see this offense with a QB who has shown he can put up numbers. Turnovers be damned. The schedule is about to get real and the QB play we've had ain't gonna cut it.

That was one of the worst displays of QBing I've seen in an overall NFL game. The scoreboard accurately reflects that.

Lead?

I'd hate it for the guy if he got injured but that would certainly save the Panthers from themselves.

Feel free to go find one of these examples where I quote someone attributing an argument to them that they haven't made. You can also use the ignore feature to create the experience you'd like to receive.

No. I did not. You really should try out discord.

Point out that you're trying to put words in my mouth? Yep, guilty

Jaycee Horn is a great CB. No doubt. Glad he's been able to overcome his injury issues (knock on wood).

Where?