MechaZain

Health’s a worry but he seems like a dawg

The own goal was dumb but I still believe in Agyemang on defense long term. He kept his composure after and I still like how quickly he closes out attackers. Malanda made similar errors when he started out.

Gotta sign him and just roll the dice on his health IMO

Rhule and Snow are gone it's ok

It's the perfect storm of the starters finally being healthy for a stretch and the new additions panning out at the same time. Kon obviously but I think it's undersold how much of this is thanks to Diabate and Kalkbrenner filling the need at center that's plagued this franchise for like ten years

Heavy CMac vibes. Stronger but not as agile.

Maybe teams think they can salvage our castoffs after Sam and Baker

Absolutely. LaMelo is our best playmaker and Brandon's our best pure scorer but Kon is consistently solid at both. We need at least two of them to have a big scoring night to win games and that's a lot easier to do when we can count on Kon to be the floor. Enjoy the luxury of this trio in Charlotte while it lasts.

Yeah I think he's just talking continuity it's not really an endorsement. Also I would think CarolinaHuddle of all places would understand using "we" for the team you follow. I can't STAND when dorks do the "Oh so you play for them then? Hurr hurr"

Literally saw it running as an ad on Tiktok the other day and didn't realize there was a full video

The only source for Bryce's deep attempts I can find anywhere is Grok in reply to the original tweet: Bryce Young's approx. 46-50 deep pass attempts (20+ yards) in 2025 ranked among the lowest for starting QBs, around 28th-30th overall per PFF and fan analyses, with leaders like Matthew Stafford and Dak Prescott exceeding 70. His efficiency led the league despite lower volume. https://x.com/grok/status/2022067774499987744 So I ask again, who would you say was the best deep ball thrower of the season? Bryce at 99.7% with some of the fewest attempts in the league, or the league leader in attempts just below him at 98.7%? Because PFF crowned Bryce and conveniently left out the context that would dispute their claim.

The narrative's always been that they limit the playbook because of Bryce not that he's incapable of completing a deep pass. If he threw 99% on a handful of attempts that totally fits what we've been saying. Calling it "efficiency" without any regard for volume is a stretch. Stafford had the most deep attempts in the league and is just under Bryce completion rate at 98.7%. Who do you think is better at it?

I can't see the team going out of their way for a QB next season, think that was their whole reasoning behind picking up Bryce's fifth year. I'm expecting a low profile draft pick and a vet to replace Dalton.

Excuses when he's been in the league and around Bryce longer than the guys who are producing