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Found our answer on 4th and 1

you guessed completely wrong

No. Most of our losses are because Bryce can’t play like a normal QB. Really man, you will blame anyone other the. The sub-par player we have behind center. Bryce is going to prevent us from ever getting to and winning a Super Bowl.

Honestly it was hilarious. And at the end of the day he was right.

Legitimately you act like you're Bryce Young's mama.

Agreed. Once he and Cam got hurt our window was slammed shut. What could’ve been…

Yeah, and if you are rookie Ward with the Titans he is going to try to make chicken salad with chicken poo. If good games don’t exist then he goes with whatever they have (like Bryce year 1 and or even year 2). But give him options he wants a good game to review. Fans will watch it more so than the bad….and his entire purpose is eyeballs/clicks and growing his presence in that space. I get it. Ideally I think the sweet spot is sort of AZ, Rams, etc. Games that sort of have a wild ride of play to dive into but leaves the fans feeling good

https://x.com/barstoolsports/status/2003337516976603416?s=46 a damn crime that injuries took this man from us too early

Was going to post something similar. At the end of the day they all want and need clicks. Fans aren’t going to sit through and watch their team struggle a second time with someone telling them all the things their team did wrong. I feel like he put one out each week Bryce’s rookie year but still made them mostly positive. I could be wrong on that last part.

As they say in the field: if you dont want us to score, keep us out of the end zone. The Missouri side of Kansas City had opportunities to keep the tax base a team provides a chance to stay. They were unable to make it happen. Maybe the voters in Missouri weren't interested in funding things? The Kansas City DMA is not losing a team. Teams are not assigned on a state by state basis (Iowa? Nebraska? Florida with three?)

You literally put a poo emoji on his post congratulating us on beating the Bucs in the game thread. Clearly people not being assholes bothers you for some reason.

Fan base implosion in 3...2...1...

Threatened lol

I would assume it’s a pretty simplistic math formula. Fans don’t want to watch detailed videos of their QB shitting the bed. So if dudes have good games, he goes to the good. The entire point is to get people to watch.

UNC gets a new OC

I get you on that for sure. I just always felt he is a dirty player that doesn't get called out cuz of other reason which I won't bring up here Anywhoooo LFG Panthers! The Vault or Bank whatever better be rocking Sunday!

He’s also 21 years old. I don’t know why fiz is so eager to label him a bust

It’s wild to me that so many of you guys are threatened by the idea of an opposing team fan who is polite in 2025. He’s been posting here on and off for years, usually when our teams play each other which hasn’t been for a while. I’d maybe understand this treatment if it was a falcons or saints fan, but packers fans in general are one of the nicer fan bases as long as you aren’t another NFC north team (especially the bears).

Some players excel on the big stage, while others freeze and succumb to the pressure. I’m not convinced Cam took a dive. I think he didn’t handle the stage very well. The pressure got to him and he folded. He wouldn’t be the first quarterback or player to struggle in a Super Bowl. Two HOF examples - John Elway and Jim Kelly. The 2002 MVP, Rich Gannon, threw 5 interceptions against the Bucs. Poor performances happen. Unless of course you believe all these players threw the games they played in, but if that occurred, surely someone by now would have admitted taking a dive?

It was always a matter of time with Cam’s playing style and a shorter shelf life than passers that protect themselves. I suppose Cam could have still been playing in 2028 ten years after the hit took place, but he would need to have evolved as a quarterback and become more of a passer than the dual threat maestro he was. It’s sad because it makes us think of what could have been, but I do feel it was always a matter of time until all the hits took their toll.

Ah, makes more sense. Thanks for clarifying.

I can understand teams going for climate controlled domes. It gives them a possibility of hosting a Super Bowl and it takes the elements out of games. However, I do feel that we are losing some of the soul of the game with teams moving towards climate controlled domes. Seeing players brave the elements and play football to see who comes out on top is, for me, more fun to watch than seeing two teams sling the ball around in perfect conditions inside a dome. However, pristine conditions and fancy stadiums are the go to now for the executives in the NFL.

Benjamin first then Watt both of them

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