Knaakedup
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Agreed. He looked like he was ready to show out by the end of last season.
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He needs to be taken out back like “Old Yeller” at this point. In the career way, not actual take him out back and put him down way.
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Maybe, but he also forgot Thielen was in the medical tent when he called up a play for only Thielen lol. The only thing I can do at this point is laugh. Putting TMJ into the “home alone” context is hilarious in its own incompetent right.
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Holy poo, this Reddit thread on Frank’s latest gaffe is pretty great. “My man got Kevin Mcallister’ed” https://reddit.com/r/panthers/s/5Crhixfk3Z
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I mentioned in another thread, but he’s yet to pass the eye test for me. I have yet to have one singular moment where I was “wow’ed” and felt like we were good moving forward with him, regardless of coaching. Cam - I knew it. You could tell immediately. Joe Burrow - even though they lost a lot, he was dragging them within winning. CJ Stroud - not trying to start any arguments about what he has vs Bryce, but he clearly has the making of a franchise QB. as the #1 pick, franchise QB, you should be elevating everyone around you and giving us some moments of “comfort”, per-say. Drag this sad sack of WRs to the end of the game, clawing and fighting instead of throwing pick after pick and showing very little interest/urgency. Im not out on him - for the record - but to say I have been underwhelmed would be an understatement. Maybe I’m jaded from the tank of a human Cam was and his legit Superman will to carry this poo organization to the finish line. Also, if he NEEDS it to be perfect around him to succeed, then that’s not the definition of a franchise QB I really want to build around.
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Not only that, I can’t tell if his nonchalant attitude is really him in his normal coach mode, or him in “I don’t know if I want to do this, maybe it’s time to retire” mode. IF that is his normal mode, why the hell did we bring that type of attitude in for a brand new rookie QB. That’s the type of retread that gets brought in with an established vet for an Aaron Rodgers type QB to play pretend coach.
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Jesus Christ on a motorbike that is embarrassing
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but... it won't. Not until it is garbage time again, which could be before half time after Miami puts up a 50 burger on us by then. Do we still continue with the positive narrative here of "at least he put together some good drives during garbage time" next week?
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But it's not. Giving him credit as being impressed with his rhythm during garbage time is more of a weird take. It's trash time stat padding, that doesn't dictate or show anything, the game is over at that point and the other side is just going through the motions. He never sees that type of defense when the game matters and has yet to show he can handle it.
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It was garbage time with prevent defense...
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Exactly! ALL of his numbers here are basically coming in trash time when the game is very much out of hand. But CJ on the other hand... wow... what a whiff on our part. If the NFL allowed one mulligan per team, now would be the time to use it.
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PFF grades vs Lions (Bryce in bottom 5 yet again)
Knaakedup replied to Sean Payton's Vicodin's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Too add onto my previous post, the other part of this is the competitive fire. I just don't see it. What I do see, which is extremely troubling, is any time we have a penalty that sets us back I just know our drive is done for. In summary: I still miss Cam
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While it was a well thought out post, I would have to strongly disagree with the majority of it. That’s why opinions are opinions, everyone is entitled to one. Where you lost me was “patience”. The game, life, and everything that revolves around both move fast. You either adapt and overcome or get left behind. Frank is clearly out of his depth, stubborn, and archaic with his processes. He’s a relic of the older days NFL. Time to ripcord out of this as fast as possible. Fit - I cannot fathom how you or anyone else could still be on board for him. Every single move (by committee or not) has been the wrong one. Every single one. Hindsight is always 20/20, but if your historical moves are all bad, there’s no reason to believe it will automatically start getting better. He has to be jettisoned at the bye. Full rebuild time. New GM, let him pick his coach, and Tepper has to be hands off with everything. If all that happens, we might be back in the winners circle in 4/5 years with or without Bryce.
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The thing you're missing here is the "eye test". Like everyone who threw out Joe's stats, etc., the part that is missing is what it was like watching him in those losses. Like, you KNEW he was the guy for the future. The way he balled out against everything working against him. Kind of like Cam's rookie year. Even though we were losing, I was SO HYPED to watch him. I knew he was the guy for us. I have had absolutely none of those experiences with Bryce. Not one moment has had me thinking he's our guy. I have had plenty of "about time" moments where he has created something as things were falling apart but its hard to be "wow'ed" by that when any 3rd string back up in the league could and should be able to do that.
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Exactly this. There's a reason why we took you at #1, and in this day and age, you better come in and hit the ground running while elevating everyone around you. If poo has to be perfect around you to succeed, then we didn't do our homework correctly and everyone is to blame.
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It would be the same. Doesn't matter how healthy we are when the coach still operates in the 90's. The staff can't even get pre-snap penalties under control.
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This team might have the logo of the team I’ve loved but this isn’t the Panthers. Whatever this is, is an ass that hasn’t seen a shower in a few months. We’ve been playing the “band-aid” game for a few years now and then giving the max haul for the wrong QB. only way to revive this is a full house cleaning, do whatever needs to be done to get Ben Johnson and a GM that buys into his vision.
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It’s bad move after bad move after bad move. Treating draft capital like candy when other teams use it to find hidden gems and playable depth. Wrong coaching hires, two times in a row. Impulsive GM that must be following the orders of the owner. Everything compounded on top of each other, and here we are. it’s going to take years to undo this mess. We have been walking the line of “ready to win it all” and “we’re rebuilding” for a few years now, and well, now, it’s time to do the full rebuild from top to bottom. Prob means Bryce isn’t the answer as well
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We aren’t talented offensively, but that’s not the issue.
Knaakedup replied to Wundrbread33's topic in Carolina Panthers
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I get it. But the more I watch him, the more I am second guessing the pick. Doesn’t help watching CJ putting on a clinic week after week. I’m fearful that every thing we’ve done has set us back half a decade (at least) from being competitive again.
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All the positive signs you’re talking about were accomplished during pat stadding trash time.
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Mr “I won’t stand up for Mediocrity” observes practice today
Knaakedup replied to ncfan's topic in Carolina Panthers
What in the world make you want to keep this coaching staff though? Why would we want stability with the worst coaching staff in the league? The right GM, the right staff = winning team and stability. We currently have neither. -
Mr “I won’t stand up for Mediocrity” observes practice today
Knaakedup replied to ncfan's topic in Carolina Panthers
I keep seeing this pop up, but there is just no basis to this. There are only 32 NFL head coaching jobs out there, there will always be someone who wants the job. -
Kyle Bailey says Tepper isnt happy, wants changes now.
Knaakedup replied to CPF4LIFE's topic in Carolina Panthers
Only because I have acquaintances within the realm of the Teppers, the obscenely wealthy pay a lot of big money to keep personal details about people within the family circle private and unavailable from public search. A lot of times, for their own safety.