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I'm on record here saying I didn't believe in him going into the season. The last half four games from last year were fool's gold. I would bench him now and move on.

I know where all the AT snaps are going now....... Glad the pre-season slop didn't happen for Tmac. He was the lone bright spot along with Hubbard.

Looks like BB isn't injured so it's his window to prove something. Zero sacks agaisnt thr Jags just means something needed to change anyways.

This is really bad, disappointing to hear. Evero is terrible, and he’s being enabled by DC.

Wallance needs to be benched. Dan needs to extend DJ Wonnum before he has a 10+ sack year.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/pass_yds_per_att_career.htm

Nic. I don't even notice him while watching. Those 6 plays look....he's got the effort!!! Prince.....Mr I move like sex, brother MOVE faster!!!! Especially the first moves, he's acting like the play is not over within 3 seconds. There's no "setting" up the OT, you will be off the field the next play, exploded my friend. Still these are rookies and you should never judge them until next season.

we are not ruling out a rookie based on six snaps who is coming back from a punctured lung Looks fine to me btw, he got pressure on 1-2 of those anyway

Ok but where is Henry on the big time throws chart?

Looks like a higher quality recap vs the trash PFF pumped out this week.

Gilbert was the highest contract ever for a DT and stayed in the top three. BY is still on a rookie deal (23rd this year in QB pay)and maybe he gets better, who knows... Gilbert was decent for ONE year and showed his age in the 2nd year of that contract. Third year he was awful and torn up his hip 8 games into the season. BY did cost two 2nds more (61 and 39) and DJ Moore whom the bears had to up his pay. Money wise and performance, Im still labeling Gilbert as the worst. BY can play better and has week 2-18 it showcase. Plus BY is not among the highest paid in the league. If he continues to play like week one, that may force me to take the crown form Gilbert and place it on BY. They both have only played about 10 good games, Gilbert fell off a cliff and come on one week is not the time for firing tepper, Dan, Dave, and BY into the sun....

Instead of rallying with his teammates in the huddle, communicating/talking strategy, etc he’s watching a video like a little kid. Everyone else is in the huddle but him. Unbelievable.

Exactly. We hired an offensive minded head coach. Not an offense only head coach. If he is too timid to dictate what he wants to his entire staff coming off a season where his defense gave up historic points then he's already got one foot out the door.

Another Dan Morgan Dawg.

Is it supposed to be better that this was during a key timeout considering this is the same game he threw a tantrum at the head coach and walked away to sit by himself?

Guy is on pace for a rookie season of 85 catches for 1,156 yards after Bryce looked like complete utter garbage and he "lost" a 30+ yard catch in which he drew a PI but maybe still made the catch (plus another 15 yarder negated due to a meaningless penalty, add just that 15 yarder and he's on pace for 102 rec and 1,400+ yards). But sure, he's meh and uninspiring, okay.

That was during a TV timeout.

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/panthers/2025/09/08/panthers-film-review-jaguars-week-1-bryce-young/86039192007/

The "Cali Connection" is strong Trevin Wallace's bad day Bryce Young's not-so-great day D.J. Wonnum among some standout defensive players Center Austin Corbett had a bad game. The starting veteran center had multiple errant snaps that disrupted the timing and rhythm of the offense. Legette is taking a good brunt of the loss after a subpar performance. He botched on the fundamentals, failing to get his feet in bounds on a few empty catches and coming up rather sluggish in blocking. Safety Nick Scott was inconsistent in his tackling and communication. Rookie Lathan Ransom had just nine snaps defensively. Cornerback Chau Smith-Wade looked solid at the nickel, showcasing reliability in pass coverage. He had a fine repetition on a third-down incompletion to Thomas Jr. Head coach Dave Canales had a rough day calling plays. Some of his choices in certain areas were underwhelming, and put the offense in compromising spots during key situational moments. The Jaguars seemed to have tells on what Canales was going to call and planned accordingly.

Since the trainers were giving out water, it was during a time out.

Not saying this is a great look, but honestly, it's too short with too little context to really make any kind of definitive statement about it. For a few reasons... First, it's very short and doesn't show what was happening right before, for all we know, there was a coach standing there with him and walked away seconds before that clip started. We also don't know what happened after, in particular, if this was cut off seconds before the waterways ran off the field to resume play, then it all makes even more sense because.... Second, to the people upset that he's not "in the huddle with his teammates", must have never watched an NFL game before. QB's are NEVER in the huddle at a time like that. They are ALWAYS standing 10-15 yards away from the huddle because they're standing there so the team can make any subs they want without having too many men in the huddle, as the huddle is wherever the QB is. Not to even mention that during timeouts, it's pretty standard practice for the players to stay on the field with waterboys coming out to them, while the QB comes over to talk to the coaches. So if this is coming out of the timeout, he's standing away from the huddle to let the play call come in and allow the team to swap players on the field, it's literally standard protocol in the NFL. And finally, if you don't think players glance up at the jumbo tron during timeouts during a game, then you're just fooling yourself or lying to yourself in trying to hold Bryce to some standard that other people aren't. And I say all this as no Bryce truther, I can't stand him and want him replaced, but this one is far from the proof of a problem that some people are trying to make it out to be.

Dave Canales was asked why the young guys don't play on defense but do on offense. He basically said he would like to see the young guys play more, but will leave that up to evero. Doesn't sound like a head coach