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Bitch...you might be right.

Hes a lot smoother than Jackson. Jackson looked huge and played huge like a big catch radius possession dude. The AJ Green comps are better. He looks like he's floating out there sometimes when he nabs the ball.

I'm feeling that Atlanta game where Panthers fans were the only fans left in the fourth quarter. I don't remember the year but I remember the feeling. Also if you got an extra ticket for next week let me know, I have not seen you in a minute buddy

Ehlers.

It's coming

Oh yeah I was impressed by the turnout. I just wish it had been more competitive.

If this were a normal Sunday, I'd watch the Panthers at 1pm and Red Zone after.

His statline today, with 3 minutes left in the 3rd, 13/22 for 70 yards and 1 int. Very much Young-like.

I definitely think the situation dictates some of it. I also think Steichen’s familiarity with Rivers has a lot to do with it. But I also think the point remains… they have multiple young QBs on their roster and still chose to sign Rivers. So some of it isn’t so much to do with where all of the young QBs are, but more to do with there aren’t many worth their salt coming out of college to begin with. If you have two QBs under 25 on your roster and still choose to sign a 44 year old guy who hasn’t played in 5 years, that speaks volumes (and I know AR is still considered injured, but I’ve read they also just aren’t in a hurry or being him back).

I don't think a desperation signing in December signals much of anything. Every decent under 25 year old QB is currently on a roster and the trade deadline is past.

To your point, I would say that it goes hand-in-hand with few teams actually playing defence at the college level. Scores either tend to be shootouts, or completely lopsided.

He was the floatiest turd in a historically bad QB draft. Should have been a late 2nd at best.

If we sign Bryce to a long-term franchise QB contract this offseason that'll probably be curtains for me and the Panthers. That would be guaranteed mediocrity at best for years to come. I'd rather suck but have hope than signing up for that. Tepper promised us the days of mediocrity were over. The thing is we were never really mediocre. We were very hit or miss. But those hit years kept it interesting and hopeful.

Allen is bringing them all the way back

I’ll be able to give you all sideline updates

Jags going HAM. Jeebus

These Allen/Maye matchups are gonna be a lot of fun the next few years.

Do you consider a season successful if you win the division with a losing record? The record reflects you didn't do well yet somehow lucked into the playoffs. We're winning right now, but part of the reason we're talking playoffs is our division is really bad. Personally, I judge the braintrust by growth. Have we seen improvement this year? Yes. I'll judge this braintrust as improved when I see 4 more in a row, rational decision making regarding our QB room, and multiple back to back winning seasons. If we judge by single season effectiveness alone, Nippleshorts was the greatest GM we ever had.

Yeah. I don’t remember what site it was… might’ve been the athletic, but I saw an article about why the Colts signing Rivers was so damning for young QBs, and it was basically saying it demonstrates the amount of confidence organizations have in the 25-and-under crop of QBs. It is further evidence that what’s happening prior to the pros is not conducive to developing QBs for the pros. They can’t read defenses. And I have to agree… overall, with a few exceptions like Maye, so many teams have over reached for franchise guys and so many are busting - not even turning out average, but just flat out sucking.

Horn needs to travel simple and plain.

The Commanders K is betting against his own team. Missed XP followed by kicking the ball out on the full on the kickoff.

Unfortunately, we will have Young here for the next 2 years at least. With that in mind, I would be a bit more concerned about an off-season extension, rather than picking up the year 5 option, similar to what the Jags did previously with Lawrence.

At least they took him at 20 instead of packaging a huge deal to move up. Makes it sting a little less i guess. Of course they could have had Brock Purdy 7 rounds later...

Or the broncos

I'm bringing it back to 2015.... Drunk before kickoff, let's go!!!!!