Another, Another Bryce Breakdown

[mrcompletely11]

Just now, Jackie Lee said:

That would explain the no throws at the combine. That was a bigger red flag than the vanilla pro day. He didn't want to get his velocity clocked at 50mph when the others were throwing 60

everything was a red flag and a bulk of posters on here were screaming it at the time but lo and behold bryce has good manners at a steakhouse

[PootieNunu]

40 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

everything was a red flag and a bulk of posters on here were screaming it at the time but lo and behold bryce has good manners at a steakhouse

I firmly believe if Tepper was our owner at the time, we would have never selected Cam, he would have had dinner with Gabbert and it would have been over. 

The dude is a curse, everything he chooses is wrong

Any idiot could see that the QBs worth taking #1 overall were Anthony Richardson and CJ Stroud.

Bryce should not have even been in the conversation because of the severe limitations he puts on a playbook.

You can have all the processing in the world but it doesnt matter if you cant make the throw or even see the field. 

Edited June 10 by PootieNunu

[strato]

16 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

I firmly believe if Tepper was our owner at the time, we would have never selected Cam, he would have had dinner with Gabbert and it would have been over. 

The dude is a curse, everything he chooses is wrong

Any idiot could see that the QBs worth taking #1 overall were Anthony Richardson and CJ Stroud.

Bryce should not have even been in the conversation because of the severe limitations he puts on a playbook.

You can have all the processing in the world but it doesnt matter if you cant make the throw or even see the field.

Imagine if you will;, Cam vs Bryce in the same draft, and Tepper and Fitterer are putting their heads together...

 

as if there is anything to discuss. 

[Ricky Spanish]

14 hours ago, carpanfan96 said:

He had a sack / being hit problem in college too, led the draft class with at fault sacks and at fault sack %. 

I haven't been able to find that, granted I haven't done a ton of digging, but what I found was his college pressure to sack (P2S) rate was actually on the "green" end of things, 14th best of all the below QBs in college with the 5th best pressure grade:

 

[Jackie Lee]

2.7 seconds lets go

 

[ForJimmy]

https://x.com/Panthers/status/1800193942388101423

Edited June 10 by ForJimmy

[mrcompletely11]

23 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

https://x.com/Panthers/status/1800193942388101423

::shakemyhead: at this

 

wtf is our media team doing?  douchechills

[ForJimmy]

15 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

::shakemyhead: at this

 

wtf is our media team doing?  douchechills

Don’t be a hater. 

[mrcompletely11]

10 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Don’t be a hater. 

its cringe

[strato]

Nobody was open!!!! 

 

 

 

Or nobody was SEC open. 

I hope he learned something from that (if he didn’t Canales is Johnny on the spot with that 2.7 to help him out).

Edited June 10 by strato

[Basbear]

47 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

::shakemyhead: at this

 

wtf is our media team doing?  douchechills

I bet you're like me and a "older" fan........ you got to grab the attention of younger fans too and SM stuff like that is what works....

You may have killed yourself if they drafted rookie Cam in 2023, it would be 100x more of that stuff with him. 

[Ricky Spanish]

4 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

2.7 seconds lets go

 

That's neither on Ickey nor Bryce, that's a coverage sack.

There were plenty of examples where he drifted into pressure or didn't move in the right direction, but on this play we sent two men out deep and Max Protected with both TEs and the RB staying back to block. Both receivers were completely covered down the field with zero checkdown options and the pass rush got home.

Bryce took a deep drop back due to the PA and to let the receivers get deeper. That was the play design

This sack isn't "Clearly on the QB". There were plenty of examples where Bryce drifts in the pocket or bailed toward pressure last season (open up a random clip from the Jags game for examples), but this is not one of them.

Blame Frank and his dumbass playcalling/design for sending two slow receivers who don't get open well on deep routes with no other options on this one.

[ProcessBlue2]

9 hours ago, PootieNunu said:

I firmly believe if Tepper was our owner at the time, we would have never selected Cam, he would have had dinner with Gabbert and it would have been over. 

The dude is a curse, everything he chooses is wrong

Any idiot could see that the QBs worth taking #1 overall were Anthony Richardson and CJ Stroud.

Bryce should not have even been in the conversation because of the severe limitations he puts on a playbook.

You can have all the processing in the world but it doesnt matter if you cant make the throw or even see the field. 

He wouldn’t have done either. He would have signed Kerry Collins or Matt Hasselbeck in Free Agency and then drafted somebody else tbh. 
 

It was clear that Cam was better than the other two but everyone was scared to bet on him because Jamarcus Russell was still fresh on everyone’s mind. 
 

Guarantee he would have brought back Matt Moore or and signed some vet. 

Edited June 11 by ProcessBlue2

[OldhamA]

22 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

That would explain the no throws at the combine. That was a bigger red flag than the vanilla pro day. He didn't want to get his velocity clocked at 50mph when the others were throwing 60

He might have thrown up if he'd done anything physical at the Combine. He was clearly full to the gills with water to tip the scales over 200lbs.