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they used Thorton in Lathan ransom's role this past game would be interesting to see Thorton play more as a safety

You just get the sense the Panthers will win, lose, or draw this week.

this was how Charles johnson was in his earlier years and then you saw how good he became

It is a road game. We are on a road win streak. I agree we should have a shot but am well aware of the Jekyll Hyde factor.

everything is about matchups and who you are playing. I do think it's the worst matchup for our D on the year. and Bryce Young outdoors and on the road......is generally not good for the pass game. He has 2 games this season over 200 yards and they were both in domes.

This has the potential to be a signature win to finally tell the league we aren’t playing around anymore. We’re no longer a doormat and have a WC shot. It also has the potential for another rollercoaster-ride awakening type performance turning back into poo. We tend to not operate in between these two sides this season lol.

Haha wtf you can’t discredit him for Tommy breaking some tackles after the catch. The answer is Yes especially since he carried the team the entire second half

I think so too. But to be fair, the defense has given up a few as well.

They also don't rush the passer so you're wrong about them being our worst match up. It's 100% the Rams

I feel like most of his are going to fall under this category. I feel like it was just a couple weeks ago they mentioned Bryce only kneeling in the victory formation a couple times his career. Mostly due to the poor record, but also due to most of his wins being on GWDs.

We have had a lot of practice at it.

I don't think that's unfair. It is still in the 4th quarter. It's not really supposed to be the sort of definitive stat that people are making it out to be. Just a general measure of a player leading their team to victory in that final quarter and how often that happened.

Yeah that’s true. Pendulum at work. It will go back to the aerial fireworks at some point.

I don’t watch much college ball to scout draft picks. I didn’t know how right the guy was, but I did know that defense wasn’t going to give us proper value at 8. So I didn’t argue with it, but I didn’t know either.

Haters grasping at straws atp. If you can’t give Young credit for these comebacks I hate it for you

Carolina's pass attack on the season has largely been pretty consistent IMO. You basically have 3 pretty much random 2nd halves were the pass game got ramped up outside the norm. I think the real steady improvement you can see in Carolina is the defense.

I'll eat crow on that one. I didn't think WR was the right pick. I loved Tmac, but thought WR at #8 was a reach. I was wrong. Scourton working out well as a round 2 pick helps.

I meant to give you a pie and it said I clicked Poo. I fixed it lol sorry.

Yeah. I always thought that ‘Brett Favre had 7 GWD in his MVP season’ or whatever, meant what you are saying. But it apparently never meant that.

It also says it considers a possession starting in the 3rd that leads to a score in the 4th quarter. That's way too broad. It should be determined by each teams last possession. Nothing more.

Good way to frame it. Like I said somewhere, I approached it as a cheap way to pimp Bryce when I learned that the Giants win last year fit the criteria. Then I started looking at it and it is just, it has problems.

My definition is that you have to score to win the game on the last possession. Your last possession. If the other team gets 1 last possession after your defense has to hold that lead on the opponents last possession to win the game.

It is definitely imperfect. The spirit of it we instinctively know, but then the legalese around the gate keeping just mucks it up. And it doesn’t represent that ideal any more.

Correct.

No, it has to be a 4th quarter/OT score that "wins."