LinvilleGorge

I don't think questioning Bryce's character is at all warranted. Mental toughness? Resilience? Yeah, that might be fair. But that's not character.

I don't disagree that the scheme and personnel are a bad fit for the QB. But ultimately you have to be able to have some sort of legit vertical threat. If the D can keep everything in front of them and doesn't have to worry about the deep third at all that's just going to be a really tough role to hoe. You have to be able to at least make the D respect a vertical threat to create the space you need to get YAC off of underneath throws.

I mean, I feel for the guy. I really do. I honestly think he's just facing the stark reality that he's now playing at a level that his physical toolset might just be an obstacle he can't overcome. If you physically can't make the throws there's really nothing you can do about it. You either can or you can't.

I don't have it DVR'ed and turned it off as soon as we failed to convert. Please post it up when you get home.

Considering he was coaching without both of his starting outside CBs and his starting FS... yeah, I can't fault him for much.

When the majority of your throws are screens or checkdowns you should have a very high completion percentage. Let's be honest. When he got sacked there on the last possession in the redzone putting us in a bad down and distance situation we all pretty much knew it was as good as over. That's what it feels like to know your QB can't throw the ball down the field.

What offense fits a QB that looks like he can't effectively throw more than about 10 yards at the NFL level? Because our passing offense looked a lot different and a lot more effectively threatening vertically last week.

They just steamrolled the team that I thought looked like the best team in the NFL. They lost to the Jets because Josh Allen had the worst game of his life. Well,at least since he was at Wyoming. That was Wyoming Josh Allen that night. He was completely terrible and legitimately cost them the game.

No, I didn't. You specifically said YPC. I assumed you meant YPC.

If proof doesn't come soon I'm gonna lock it.

Honestly, probably about 5 yards. No joke. Because with the DPI he's going to lose credit for the air yards of the one deep shot he took (that was horribly underthrown to a guy who was grabbed and slowed up).

Still waiting on proof of this crying...

Now imagine if that defender could catch and he also has a 99 yard pick six on the books today.

I thought that's exactly what showing the math was doing.

He's not making it up, he's just wrong. He said "YPC". That's yard per completion. What you're showing is yards per attempt. Two completely different stats.

Let's just be honest for a minute. If Andy Dalton played today like he played in Seattle we win. It's that simple. It's really hard to score points and win games in the NFL with zero vertical threat in your passing game.

361 ÷ 34 = 10.6

I mean, to be fair if it was fans suiting up for the Panthers our record would be the exact same. But I refuse to blame fans for not spending their money to see this football product.

So predictable. Ron has always had such a bad feel for the game. Philly has moved the ball at will against your defense since halftime and your offense is on a rhythm. You couldn't afford to punt that football.

That's fine. I don't have two teams. I have the Panthers and a favorite non-Panthers player.

If the Commanders' CB could've found the ball that's an INT.

Hasn't Deion done something today for you to drool over?

Rivera needs to go for this. If he puts they lose.

I see green between the foot and the sideline. That's a fuging catch

That Eagles defender's arm might have kept McLaurin from getting that second foot down. What a downfield DIME from Howell backpedaling though