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As fans have we unanimously concluded that Bryce Young IS THE PROBLEM

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16 hours ago, Loyalty4Life said:

The last thing I want to do is read what the average fan thinks.  Most can't think past the last game they watched.

Now we have people trying to say we were really pretty good last year and the whole problem was just Bryce.  The coaching staff, playcalling, play of the rest of the team was not good.  Giving up on a high draft pick after nearly killing him with 9 different starter at guard, horrible play calling and a below average run game is not a recipe for a rookie QB. 

I'm not blind.  His play the first two weeks of this season was awful and 100% is not good enough to play QB in the NFL, starter or backup.  If this is who he is and there is no hope for improvement then he'll be out of the league soon enough. 

Go watch the All 22 film.  There is a lot of horrible plays but there are also a lot of good one.  NFL level ability, throws and runs.  More than enough examples of good plays to say if he can play like that consistently then he can be an NFL starting QB.

It's very easy to see the biggest problem now is his confidence which has caused him to regress even more and make his good traits average or worse and his bad traits look like they can't be fixed.

We know he's a young kid.
We know last year the panthers did a horrible job putting in a position to be successful.
We know that our new head coach excels at helping and training QBs.
We know we've already paid a good deal of his contract.
We know he's very willing to learn and has a good attitude despite his situation.
We know he has the raw ability to play at this level because he has already done it.

There are a great number of reasons not to throw the kid out on his butt just yet.

We are at the bottom of the league.  We don't have the pleasure of throwing any potential away.

Worse case we miss out on a 4th or 5th round pick.  Best case, Canales is the real deal and he turns Bryce into the player he was in college but at the NFL level.

Bryce Young had one good football game.  Take that away, and you have maybe 2-3 NFL-level throws per game. Not elite or amazing throws; just NFL-level. He had maybe a handful across the entire season of plays that made me go "Damn, that was a great play."

QBs with a lot of talent find ways to shine even on bad teams. BY just didn't.  

Has a QB ever come back from such a disastrously bad start to his career?

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He is finished in Carolina as the starting QB

the locker room has decided

no matter what fans think, or talking heads think, or the owner thinks, or the coaches want, or where anyone wants to place blame, deserved or not,  the locker room decided

these are grown men in a short term livelihood 

they will not support someone at a pro level who is nor. capable of  putting  money in their pockets 

he has done, and will do absolutely nothing at the pro level to change that.  He cant   Not who he is.  Big man’s game. Physically. Emotionally. Mentally 

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1 hour ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

It's not ideal, no. But I still think the primary reasons for his failure have been that all the things he was supposed to be great at just haven't translated to the NFL in any way. When you're not spotting obvious corner blitzes and making simple adjustments to protection you've got problems well beyond a few inches of height.

He's not the shortest NFL to find success.  The biggest issue Bryce faces is the mental aspect of it.  That was supposed to be his strength.  He was supposed to be a super processor.  He's not doing that.  He had moments his rookie year, but the offensive dysfunction/sacks of year 1 could have ruined him. 

I don't know if Bryce will bounce back.  I figure we'll see it at some point this year when Andy gets hurt.  He could be down to pick up his newspaper and be out 3-4 weeks with back spasms (been there!).  I hope not, I do like the Andy Dalton experience right now.  I'm also not in a hurry to see Bryce come out there and poop the bed repeatedly.  But there's a high likelihood of him having to play at some point this season.

I really do like Bryce as a person.  Seems super accountable.  But he's lost his mojo.  Got the yips.  Whatever you want to call it.  He's got to have some confidence in himself.  He's got to grab his nuts and man up.  He can have his faith, but it's meaningless until BRYCE does something about things he can control.

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Unfortunately,  It looks like Tepper and his management crew are the problem.

I am not a fan of, sacrificing your future to get a promising draft prospect.  

People may not remember when Iron Mike Ditka became coach of the Saints.  He traded away the Saints future draft picks, to draft Ricky Williams.  Ricky did not work out.

Tepper traded future for Bryce Young.  I understand the reasoning, “bring in the next talented QB”. (Bring in the next Patrick Mahomes.)

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1 hour ago, raleigh-panther said:

He is finished in Carolina as the starting QB

the locker room has decided

no matter what fans think, or talking heads think, or the owner thinks, or the coaches want, or where anyone wants to place blame, deserved or not,  the locker room decided

these are grown men in a short term livelihood 

they will not support someone at a pro level who is nor. capable of  putting  money in their pockets 

he has done, and will do absolutely nothing at the pro level to change that.  He cant   Not who he is.  Big man’s game. Physically. Emotionally. Mentally 

I'm still trying to figure out the gap between a Bryce Young and a Stetson Bennet in the eyes of media and scouting. Aside from age and off the field behavior they are essentially the same player. 

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