Thomas Davis message to fans

[Joe Bear]

The only analysts who think Young is still a starting-caliber QB are the ones who haven't seen him play this year. Now if you'd been cryogenically frozen after the Packers game last Christmas Eve and were only recently thawed, yeah, I could see you having an argument. But now? Nope.

[DeAngelo Beason]

"I love Bryce, but this is a solid roster that was considered playoff ready before he was handed the reins, and putting a QB with half a brain and the body of an adult male in to start is really all the team needed to showcase its talent."

[Hoenheim]

 

Very short segment at the beginning of the segment. They gave almost 0 credit to Dalton or Canales and mainly blamed the organization for not benching Bryce sooner. But Teddy had a great point in that the players don't care about QB development they care about winning. 

One of these idiots gave no blame to Bryce and called our win a "Sugar high" 

Rex said its not legit bc we beat a team not expected to do well (Raiders) 

Rex highly critical, giving the panthers an "F" for how they handled Bryce lol. 

The host asked the best question at the end of if this game affected how they think about Bryce Young because it made panthers look competitive. They didn't even answer the question!!! LOL

 

Edited September 23 by Hoenheim

[PNW_PantherMan]

Just now, Hoenheim said:

 

Very short segment at the beginning of the segment. They gave almost 0 credit to Dalton or Canales and mainly blamed the organization for not benching Bryce sooner. But Teddy had a great point in that the players don't care about QB development they care about winning. 

 

Rex Ryan.  You can take your fake chompers and take a hike, bud.

[Candler Cat]

1 hour ago, L-TownCat said:

If anybody were to ask for an example of what a Panther should be, point to that man Thomas Davis.  He is, was and will always be a Panther.  A certified GOAT.

The living embodiment of keep pounding 

[Gapanthersfan]

Yesterday was a gut check game where 52 men reached deep inside and announced to the world that they aren’t losers. 

[rayzor]

i give rex an 'F'....as in fug off..

[MHS831]

we didn't know what we had--the qb play was that bad.  Who stepped up today?  Tommy Tremble.  Legette--did you see how much he was in motion as the #3 or #4 WR?  Showing Dalton who is in what coverage--probably not good against press man--he is a weapon in the making.  We are seeing glimpses--just wait till it comes together for him.  The OL--full stop.  Even Mingo is better.  Sanders was blocking. 

UPDATE:  Burns 2024 sack total:  1.    Clowney 2024 sack total:  1.

[Donald LaFell]

3 hours ago, frankw said:

I appreciate his candor. Need more of this in sports talk and less dumb loudmouths that never own their takes and only double down.

Also he just hit the pro tank crowd here with the People's Elbow. You don't build a culture by losing!

Yeah. I’m so impressed by teams like the Packers/Steelers right now. 

[ncsfinest21]

3 hours ago, Manna said:

I think folks need to slow down on the Sam and Baker examples. They actually have NFL talent and are physically capable of making NFL throws. Bryce cannot. 

The problem when we had Baker and Sam was the play calling was horrible. Most plays were long and drawn out. Now we have actual legit plays that are quick reads and receivers are getting the ball fast and getting yac. Sam and Baker didnt have the best OCs but now we have a competent coaching staff and just needed a accurate and serviceable QB. Bryce just sucks. Ive been saying it before the draft and wanted Stroud. And to those who said Stroud wouldnt have done any better. Stroud could make all the throws Andy made yesterday.

[TD alt]

Is it a message to the fans, as much as it is a message to the talking heads?

[Manna]

4 minutes ago, ncsfinest21 said:

The problem when we had Baker and Sam was the play calling was horrible. Most plays were long and drawn out. Now we have actual legit plays that are quick reads and receivers are getting the ball fast and getting yac. Sam and Baker didnt have the best OCs but now we have a competent coaching staff and just needed a accurate and serviceable QB. Bryce just sucks. Ive been saying it before the draft and wanted Stroud. And to those who said Stroud wouldnt have done any better. Stroud could make all the throws Andy made yesterday.

Agreed. With Baker and Sam their talent was always there, and dare I say, they were victims of the circumstances going on in Carolina at the time (a more meddling owner, Rhule lol). I wanted Stroud he would've done a whole lot better in Reich's scheme. We wouldn't be much better last year, but we wouldn't be 2-15.  

[ncsfinest21]

1 minute ago, Manna said:

Agreed. With Baker and Sam their talent was always there, and dare I say, they were victims of the circumstances going on in Carolina at the time (a more meddling owner, Rhule lol). I wanted Stroud he would've done a whole lot better in Reich's scheme. We wouldn't be much better last year, but we wouldn't be 2-15.  

People just dont understand that Bryce cant see over the line which eliminates all passes in the middle of the field. He doesnt have the arm to throw more than 20 yards which eliminates the deep threat. So teams play to the outside and play the rush making the play calling so easy to read. If he does throw over the middle he has to throw it high to not get it batted down and it sails over the receiver which happened 2  times already. I think Stroud wouldve thrived here because he can make the pass. He has the stature and touch and I said all this draft day. If Bryce was 6'2" yes he could be better but he is limited and really in order for him to be good here, we wouldve needed Sean Payton as a HC.

[TD alt]

https://twitter.com/ThomasDavisSDTM/status/1838057386231353732?t=1vvZoGFPoxU4YC382ogCbA&s=19

https://x.com/ThomasDavisSDTM/status/1838057386231353732?t=YvNvdbMalvsTveFkFobGpQ&s=19

fug it, it's not coming up as twitter

Edited September 23 by TD alt