MHS831

That is why I use the metric system.

I worried that we were going to rest on Bryce's decent streak during the last 8 games or so last year--I hoped the light was on for him--I hoped the game would slow down. A lot of this is coaching, fwiw. I think Canales is predictable and I think Evero is terrible. I think our OL is overwhelmed before the snap.

I isolated on Rozeboom. The ball snapped, neither foot left the grass for a full second. He got reached 5 yards behind the LOS.

Bryce is holding the ball and escaping the pocket again--not sure what he is seeing, but it aint good

why did Legette STOP on that 2nd down route? there was a man on him. I think he was supposed to cross to find the open spot ==Bryce threw him open--or tried to.

Bryce has a secret and he is going to trick em. Just watch!!!

watch the LBs---eeek

We are spotting them 14 to make it intersting

Right--but he does not seem to be reading the pressure--that ball needs to be out with 7 men rushing

Are we tanking? If so, brilliant!

He is not reading presnap. He is sucking worse that game 2 last year.

you don't juke running toward the sideline.

good call

did bryce look downfield at all on that checkdown?

way to snag that ball Sanders. Dont let it hit you in the hands,

this is hard to watch.

that is why I wanted Morgan to get Max Brosmer from Minnesota in the AT trade. He reads lightning quick--his measurables are solid--but better than young. great footwork. He simply needs time. He is accurate--at WORST he'd be a solid backup for another decade, but I see him starting somewhere one day soon.

your power is undeniable. All Hail!!!

the soft schedule weeks 1-4 might prolong the inevitable, but if we don't win 3 of 4, we have problems. The route timing, the snaps, the decision-making---all were bad. No excuses. This is bad for Canales, bad for Evero.

This offense is like watching a slow bleed out when you think a merciful death has finally ended the suffering only to see a pinky flinch or hear a faint gasp of air creep from the lungs and through the dried out walls of a flaked throat, making you feel a sliver of hope and obligation to stay with the moribund patient on life support until it passes beyond the void and the undertaker begins his duties--usually around week 6.

If I were Dan Morgan, I would target Lbs, a stud TE, and QB. If you question whether or not your QB is the guy in year 3, you need to start looking. He will have his chance, but start looking. Oddly, we could even be down a WR now--our most loaded position 5 weeks ago--Coker out, XL still eating road kill, and AT gone--suddenly, the cupboard is bare. In my view, we celebrated when Bryce had a streak where he was normal--average. I would also look at coaching. Evero? XL not blocking or dragging his toe? etc. These are disturbing signs. Evero's system is flawed, but they stay with it.

While it is too early to determine "I told you so" victors, I was banging the table for Daniel Jones--of course, that was before I realized that Carolina was the minor leagues for QB development.

Are you going to win with Bryce consistently if he is playing at his best? If "NO" then you have your answer.

Starting nick scott, the LB play, the DL play--Evero ain't working. No real pressure on the QB, and we kept giving up first downs on third and long-- I give him 4 games and if this does not flip towards the positive, bye bye.

Throw in the fact that you have to overpay free agents to come here. Everyone wants to win--or at least have a decent chance at winning. This followed the Bryce Young trade up draft. That is the draft that crippled an already crippled franchise. They moved up to #1 and paid the king's ransom only to admit that they weren't sure who they were going to draft--then they picked the wrong guy....amazing incompetence. Now let's take a look at the AT trade--we basically got some future mid round draft capital. Minnesota has a QB on their roster who reads quickly, is accurate, and is only 24. (Brosmer). Minnesota is keeping him on the roster because on the PS, they would lose him. Is he the answer if we traded AT for him? Maybe not, but there is potential--as much potential as you will find on day 3 of the draft. He would be, at worst, the best backup QB on the roster. Now, did we give Dalton a ton because he has a good relationship with Young? What if Young does not work out? Then you have 2 mistakes and no QB. I dunno--I believe in competition, and I believe there should always be efforts to improve the roster--are we trying to make ourselves not look inept? With Baker and Darnold leaving Charlotte for successful turnarounds, are we capable of having a good QB? Cam was natural ability and he had the Alpha gene, and we drove him into the ground.