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Not to be picky, but the 1st drive is scripted and is almost always positive. Sometimes we even manage a score on that first series. It is usually the 2nd and 3rd drives where the game becomes more revealing. I get what you are saying though, I don't think that Young is capable of being a dual threat though. That doesn't mean he can't take off and run, but I don't think that is a significant part of his game. Maybe they will work it in more regularly.

I miss watching this legend play. What a beast

@t96 answered this: 2/4 of the four have. Seattle and Carolina won, while Washington and Tampa lost.

Not a chance. Both were as high danger as it gets. 1st was a 3 on 0 where the ducks passed it three feet in from of Freddie. The other was a side door tap in. Doesn’t get more high danger. Plus he helped kill off a 5 on 3 where most of the shots happened

Ghost for next game, I'll going off line

We played the 49ers in 2013 I think, were there a lot of SF fans then?

Lol is there any way we can get this added to Bryce's scouting report from the draft. Bryce Young Strengths: -Nice guy -Likes to play 5D chess to farm game winning drives by looking like ass for 90% of the game before a random fluke late TD -Jack of few trades, master of none Weaknesses: -Literally every fuging thing else

Rain games are the biggest "look what they took from us" moments now that we have turf instead of grass.

His brother was the 49ers HC.

Definitely a designed flea flicker. Granted, Rico still screwed up (even though it was a dumb play call)

I can see it now - Bryce trying to throw a 15 yard out route going against the 40 mph winds and the ball goes backwards 15 yards...

I joked about this elsewhere but 40 mph winds, Bryce throws it it about 40mph. Don’t know how much chucking he should be doing.

Better question is if Tepper wants to re-sign him. I think he has done well, considering the complete lack of talent we have at 2/3 of our defensive positions

Bad weather, big rain. Brings it down to luck and the running games. Slugfest in the trenches. That gives us our best chance.

This is Google's AI response and is therefore meaningless.

Sounds like some may be related to the stadium construction stuff Based on how not-great the website and mobile app are **for very specific things**, I'd be curious if the VP/Tech was a related move

They are that much better than us offensively, that favor can be interpreted as cutting down their advantage, by hindering their air game. That helps us. 40 mph wind, and Bryce throws it about 40mph. Hmm.

Condition of the job.

I'll be there with my wife, who has never been to a sporting event of any kind, ever. Hopefully the fans can be crazy enough to make her question the mental stability of all of us who are present.

They probably fuged up

I think there are better coordinators out there, but I'd say he did enough to keep his job.

David Tepper fired 6 executives ahead of Panthers' 1st playoff berth in his ownership tenure, per sources. In addition to chief venues officer Caroline Wright & gen counsel Tanya Taylor (1st reported by @fitsnews), VP of tech Rob Bence & VP of ticket sales Mike Brown were let go. Two lower-level officials also part of the housecleaning. Via a team spokesperson, the org. confirmed Wright & Taylor (both hired in '23) have left and thanked them for their contributions. Tough timing after the holidays and before the Panthers' 1st home playoff game in 10 yrs. https://x.com/josephperson/status/2009715483877237057?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

I could have written that. Agreed.

Me too. I missed the ‘96 fun because I had no internet and was living in Atlanta and could only see them play if I went to a bar for a national game or they were playing the Falcons. Other years I was usually traveling on Sundays. By ‘02 I was back in SC and had dial up internet and discovered fan forums and was free most Sundays to watch. ‘03 was my first really involved successful season to experience and it will remain my favorite.