LinvilleGorge

He looked terrible against Arizona too. What's most alarming is he looked terrible against two completely different approaches. Arizona basically didn't rush. They focused on keeping him in the pocket and dropping as many as possible into coverage. Williams couldn't throw the ball against this defense but it allowed him to do just enough with his legs to get the W. Notre Dame blitzed him and heated him up and he turned the ball over in droves.

Yeah, it was already in it's way out but that hit was the end.

Bruh, you've looked like poo your last two games. Might wanna just focus on that right now.

Thread title should've read "Could Bryce Young throw deep in college?"

We really are unbelievably pathetic at drafting WRs.

Honestly I'd do it. The Burns deal, not the Jeudy deal. I'd offer an autographed photo of this for Jeudy:

The scheme just doesn't fit his strengths at all. Honestly not Moton's either but I think his experience is able to carry him a little better.

Not sure if there's anything to it. Evidently they really liked him in the draft but for all we know they liked him in the draft but they may have liked him as a LB for all we know. I think it's just connecting dots between their biggest need (safety), us not really using Chinn, and them having liked him in the draft. I just don't think Chinn fits their defense as a safety. They generally play two high safeties.

I was gonna go to the PSL exchange just out of curiosity to see how little they were selling for but they force you to make an account. Somehow Tepper's soccer team got a hold of my email and they spam the poo out of me. I certainly don't want to get on his PSL spam list just to get a glance out of morbid curiosity.

Can't give up a "pressure" even when the edge rusher blows your doors off if the OG beside you whiffs too and the DT has the shorter path to the QB. First man there gets the whole credit.

I wonder what it looks like if Cam doesn't take that hit from Watt. He was getting the ball out much quicker in Norv's offense and showing an ability to hit shorter throws like he never had before. He completed 68% of his attempts that season. We were 6-2 going into that Steelers game and Cam had thrown 15 TDs to just 4 INTs and was playing his best ball since 2015. Then that hit knocked the wheels off his career and our franchise.

I've just been around football long enough to not get impressed by cliche word salad. That was a classic "if you can't dazzle them with brilliance try to baffle them with bullshit" attempt.

They retained Campen as the OL coach. I'm not sure if he has much experience coaching zone schemes or not but I'm surprised that when he learned that's what they were gonna be running he wasn't like, "Uh... that ain't gonna work with our personnel."

We have an OL built for power concepts and an offense that runs primarily finesse concepts. This is not an OL built to zone block but that's what we ask them to do. The Broncos under Shanahan always had a great zone blocking OL. They generally consist of smaller, quicker OL. They rarely had a starter much over 300 pounds.

It was just some of the most nonsensical, try hard word salad I've read in quite awhile.

Did you use a chat bot for that post? Because it honestly reads like you just tried to force fit in every QB analyst cliche term under the sun.

I never understood how people though game planning was going to fix it. You might be able to scheme around a weak link but when your entire OL looks like a sieve you can't scheme 'em up to fix that. Ickey would be on the sidelines giving an interview all happy go lucky after looking like a human turnstile. It felt like The Twilight Zone

We approached preseason like we were a team expected to be Super Bowl contenders with few questions marks and had it all figured out. Not a team with a rookie QB, new coaching staff, and new systems to install. It was baffling at the time and it's kinda infuriating now seeing how poo we are. It seems like the entire organization was just completely blind to how much work we needed. They bought their own hype that was literally only coming from within their own echo chamber.

They'll be back if we start winning again. Or they won't. Posters come and go over the years. Years of losing guts fanbase though.

OL play around the league is at an all-time low. There are a handful of good OLs and every other OL is varying degrees of suck. The Panthers feel about middle of the pack amongst the suck crowd. If you want to watch truly bad, watch the Giants or Commanders.

I mean, that doesn't really bother me. Ultimately it's not about the coaching style that gets players' respect. If they think you can help the team win games and help them advance their careers they're gonna respect you and tune in. If they don't they won't. I honestly think it's just that simple.

He's on pace for about 800 yards and 6 TDs this year and I think he'll actually trend up from there with Jahan Dotson starting to look like a bust.

They all do but I think Bryce probably needs a Tua or Purdy situation. Elite weapons all over the place with an offensive wunderkind Manning the play sheet. That's really hard to replicate.

Word was that he was fired when he was in Indy because the locker room had just completely quit on him.

I think he was convinced Teddy was going to be an MVP caliber QB too.