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I will hold off judgement until its time to make a decision on Bryce`s future.

Give me Fly tonight

https://x.com/dashawnwsoc9/status/1998798810127151270?s=46 praising Morgan praising Canales Talking about Christmas trees he’s getting it

Maybe he shouldn’t have tried to be a GM and blow the cap on him and 2 WRs

Talk is cheap Actions are needed

2 things 1. Bryce has gotten more time and opportunity than literally every QB you named 2. You went to a prior era where QBs got more time than today’s NFL (and again, Bryce has gotten more time and opportunity than everyone you named) Bryce - 40 starts and counting Gabbert - 27 starts and the Jags ended it Russell - 25 starts and the Raiders ended it Locker - 23 starts and the Titans ended it the team around Bryce has gotten significantly better. Bryce is more the same than he is different. Tune in this week, as we count down late in the 4th quarter to see if Bryce can somehow manage to crack 200 yards!! I mean you don’t have to tune in for that. Odds say he won’t because it’s a really rare feat him. As a 3rd year player there is a 75% chance he won’t.

The Bryce hate on this site is crazy, we got 2 important AF games upcoming and all they can do is whine about the Qb, who has been playing pretty good. Panthers' fans are crazy and toxic i guess.

We going to have to figure out the pass rush situation. Being 31 in sacks doesn't help. We won't go far if we can't figure it out. The one thing about this defensive system that aggravates me to no end. Panthers football takes pride in hitting the opposing teams Qb.

Got a Wine and Cheese owner to go with the wine and cheese fan base in Charlotte. Also, Fug Tepper.

Also, just for clarity, is this thread meant for general discussion of Bryce Young, or discussion of General Bryce Young?

The word I feel most comfortable using as a descriptor is "inconsistent". Haven't really seen anyone disagree with that. Consistency being one of the things I value most in a player, that makes me lean toward moving on. But he does still have both time and opportunity to prove otherwise. Mind you, having a streaky quarterback isn't exactly a new thing in Charlotte (you could argue it's been the norm). Delhomme was notorious for starting slow but finishing strong. He could sadly also find hos way into ruts that were difficult to crawl out of. Newton, on the other hand, was often known to start hot but fade late (the vast majority of the 2015 season followed that pattern) though it could be argued that was a team pattern as much as it was Cam's. There are definitely some fans for whom this is always going to be a bridge too far. (or too short) Realistically, it's not impossible that he could still have a good career even with those issues. It's a damn sight more difficult, though. And arguably, less likely.

Oh, I did, and they weren't based in emotions either. Granted, characterizing them that way gives you an easy out to avoid responding to them. Similar tactic to dismissing the other guy's points with "nah, you didn't really watch the games" which saves you having to debate what he said. Strikes me as a kinda lazy way to go, but hey both elements are still back there if you feel up to trying later.

I see the issue, I am not counting his rookie season where he didn't actually play minus a few snaps of garbage time. So by your math that would be his 4th year.

Well, those stats certainly disagree. He is very much having a better year. The "tie" is not actually a tie. The cells clip and round the decimals to one significant digit even if the input is more.

You didn't make counter arguments, ad I have pointed out several times. You got your "feels" out but that isn't a compelling argument.

I am not quite that optimistic but I think this past offseason seems to be an improvement for sure. Let's hope that is true and it continues.

The Saints didn't get off to a good start this year (neither did we) but they're "peaking" at a good time to at least play spoiler. Of course, it could be argued so are we. (I'd feel a lot better saying that if we win this Sunday, though) For now at least, the Saints are the only team in the division with a win over every other team. We have a chance to match that by season's end, and we'll need to if we really wanna make the playoffs. As to the players: I'd still say it's a little early to put Hubbard or Dowdle individually on a higher plane than Kamara (heaven knows i want them to be). Equal.isnt bad though. As a two pronged attack, hell yeah... but when are we gonna see that? Similar issue with Coker but he's getting back up to speed. Sure couldda used him in some earlier games. Mind you, I compare Coker to Pettis based on their depth chart positions, but realistically Coker ought to be our #2. (don't think too many would dispute that spot on our chart is basically a gaping black hole at the moment) And of course, McMillan. Over the last few games he's had some drops and things that made me wonder if the proverbial rookie wall was hitting. The good news there though is that if it is, our bye week hit at just the right time. The OL..yeah Now all that said, if everyone gets healthy and we smooth out a couple of rough spots, this time next year it's quite possibly a very different conversation. (one that'll make me, you and a lot of others here feel much more optimistic)

If you say so

Kamara isn't good this year. He isn't averaging even 4 ypc. Dante Pettis has one reception this year. TMac has more yards. More TDs. higher YPA. More YAc than Olave.

trade them Bryce, straight up

Send Bryce up north please.

I get what you're saying. When I looked at his performance, just the QB role, that was a good game. It was a good game I would expect from a franchise level QB. It's not a game I would classify as a stellar performance. It's the same standard I hold any QB to. I'm not holding Young to anything different. The statement was that was a stellar game. I didn't think it was and gave my reasons why. You may think it is. Perfectly acceptable. I think stellar performance is one you sit down and watch and say look how <player> took over and dominated the game. He controlled the game. He controlled the offense. He was the driving force behind the win. I don't think he met all those qualifications to call it stellar. That's all.