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Of course you do. $25m is a ridiculous amount of money to commit to a replacement level player. A moronic amount.

https://catcrave.com/panthers-spark-buzz-about-future-plans-with-stunning-roster-clue Apparently, he's coming in for a workout this week?? I mean there's a reason he hasn't played this year but... def kick the tires

Mate, he's 11-27 as a starter, if you actually want to go there.

Damn, he plays defence too? Talented kid.

Let’s casually see how he does the next 8 games. .

You know offenses play against the defense, not each other, right?

Same podcast. Wasn’t it for 40 ish yards? Early 2nd Qtr? Then take the 19 from the last possession you get maybe 40-45 yards from there until 2 minutes left. I won’t use the conditions to dog him, we did what was necessary to win. The OL was patchwork, they have great pass rusher, the wind was howling… it all dictated the style of play. We’ll get more evidence soon I hope.

Yep.

Listen man. I don't want to be rude. But I have to be very direct here. You are not dealing in realities. Here is the reality. It took #1 overall pick Bryce Young who was billed as a generational ball distributor 19 starts to surpass UDFA Kyle Allen's passing yardage from 2019 over the course of 13 games. Bryce Young is not favorably comparable to any other former Panthers QB expect Jimmy Clausen. It is what it is.

I think if Pickles was given three years, he might could eek out a few 100-150 yard games.

A lot of people will come back, actually.

I'd still have preferred to have Tyler Warren or Matthew Golden. Canales is building this offense like he's got a 6'4, red haired bonifide MVP candidate, but we let that guy walk. For Bryce, you need slicers and dicers.

Yes, but kinda only mostly yes. So I said it a while back both here and on twitter. If you have a bad O-line, the answer is simple. Run. The. Ball. Pass blocking is a FAR more difficult thing to do. It requires high IQ players understanding blocking assignments and where rush is coming from. On the flip side, if you have a bad O-line, RUN THE BALL! It simplifies the game plan for them. instead of trying to catch where pressure is and playing with great technique, you can just so "See guy, hit guy", hat on a hat, hard nose football. The More I watch, the more I also do give huge props to rico because he is so explosive. He's a one cut and go guy where as chuba is a more patient runner in the backfield, and when we had great O-line play last year, it works AMAZING. Rico hides meh run blocking because hes off before the defense has a chance to try to move the blockers. its just incredible explosiveness from him. So as I said, its great coaching by the O-line coaches, but its also great understanding by canales to just grind and run and great job by our banged up unit to keep performing at a high level.

It's not up to us as fans to be worried about his injury. If he can help the team win, Morgan will sign him. On a one year rental you have nothing to worry about.

Jimmy Clausen was so bad this isn't even worth talking about. As middling as Bryce has been, Clausen was just bad man. Not to be confused with a bad man.

There's an old unwritten rule in the NFL that you don't lose your starting position due to injury. The guys in the locker room know it and live by it. Rico knew it coming in and he never said a word otherwise except for praise for Chuba. And when Chuba came back, the Coach put him back as the starter and gave him the lead job for the game. And now it seems like Rico is in the first chair and Chuba is the supporting running back. We may see it move back and forth. And that might not be based on prior game performance but because of injury or fatigue issues we have no knowledge of, or because one or the other can handle the game plan details better than the other. It could be something as simple as one of the guys being better at pass protection from the left or right side and they are comparing that with where they are seeing tendencies from the opposing team. More than anything, I think that it's much like our inactivity at the trade deadline, Canales is building a very solid, traditional pro football culture here. And it may sometimes deal with more of what the players expect than what their fantasy football stats are.

Unless they sign a Vet or Mike White is the next coming of Jesus.....don't have much choice.

Well well well...

Arvell Reese. He’s a monster. Would fit perfectly in our base 3-4. Don’t walk. Run to the podium.

Cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. visits the Panthers on Wednesday. The 26 year old, who underwent a spinal fusion procedure this offseason, is currently a free agent. Some are saying don't let him leave the building but others are more concerned about the injury.

lolololololololol thats where we are in the bryce defense, having to use Goddamn AI to conjure up an excuse

he was 4 for 4 before the interception and then Canales pull the riens in

I wonder if Dan and Dave have this same belief. We'll see what's what with Evans fairly soon. We'll see about Bryce in the off-season. What's on obvious to most Huddlers seems to escape the FO.