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Our O-Line was clearly built to be a run-blocking unit but has also clearly been a better pass-blocking unit this season, no clue what to make of that. Mike Jackson was a great trade by Dan Morgan, he's grown nicely into CB2 role. Chau Smith Wade also been awesome for a 5th round pick. Latham Ransom

ask crowded as our WR room was going into the season, I did not see this coming. I did not see a lot of the ufa's coming.

Stopped? Of the four player recording rushes, none averaged less than 4 YPC. The team average was 5.7 YPC. We didn't come close to ever slowing their running game down. That was why it was so insane to see them keep passing over and over.

There was a defender right on him - Bryce threw it the only place he could and it NOT be an int or pass defended

Jets played the Bucs pretty tough recently the Cowboys always give us problems outside of rare ones like 2015 and the Patriots or Dolphins could be a toss up.

Those 3 specific games are through November 2nd. So a little over a month. Not sure what we're arguing about.

Seeing two tight ends in the top 5 sure does sound promising. Cade Mays should be the starter going forward, but I felt that way before the numbers hit. Tremayne train is surprising to me, but I am certainly on board. What does Ransom have to do to be starter around here? Young guys showed up. CSW also played a good game.

Any of the next 4 (Patriots, Dolphins, Cowboys, Jets) are winnable

the next month is patriots, dolphins, cowboys and jets you're half a month ahead

When we stopped Bijan and made them pess, they were exposed.

Bucs barely beat the Jets yesterday and were already a mash unit on their offensive line when they played the falcons. The Falcons got six sacks against JJ McCarthey who after the game was "injured." He suck worse than bryce who cares. okay then does Tet jumping fifteen feet in the air and pulling down a bryce blimp not count as a throw? I don't remember if there was a defender behind him there but that ball isn't an NFL throw and should have been six the other way. we can go back and forth on this. At the end of the day, like I said, the common factor for the last three seasons of hell is Bryce.

We start off with usually one or two primary reads and a third read which is your checkdown on most passing plays. But we do send a back in the flats as a check down or primary route when the defense doesn't send someone to cover. Or like yesterday we audiblized to it to slow down the blitz. All teams run similar plays. It is a copycat league. But you run plays consistent with the talent on your team. That has held us back somewhat.

Anybody else looking to hop on the Brycen Tremayne bus, come on aboard.

In terms of QB matchups within the next month. Cowboys Bills Packers

I'm just glad we get to push the Bryce Debate one week further lol. /s

I lived in CLT for 18 years. I know it's "nice". But it really isn't as nice as dozens of other cities. But hey, if someone is happy in CLT, more power to them. They found their spot.

Didn't watch the video, but if it's saying he bounces back from losses well ... you know what would be nice? Having a QB that rarely NEEDS to bounce back.

No, the Renfrow throw is on Bryce. The ball hitting Tet in his hands in stride on a screen and him dropping it is a drop.

what?

I wouldn't call getting 6 sacks against the Vikings the previous week garbage and I wouldn't call outplaying the Bucs and barely losing garbage either.

yeah but whats a drop, because at this point bryce defenders point to anything that hits a part of the receivers body as a drop like when renfrow had to stop and twist and reach behind himself yesterday are we calling that a drop? because that's a terrible throw. Just because someone can get a paw on it doesn't mean it should have been caught or wasn't a bad throw and his defenders get so caught up in this that they ignore the simple fact that this kind of production is just what the panthers have gotten from the QB position since he's been here, and that stretches across multiple coaching staffs and wide receiver rooms. What's the common factor in three years of 12/25, 125 yards, maybe a TD, maybe a lost fumble, maybe an interception, around 20 points scored when things are going well