Jmac

Chuba would have put up impressive numbers too behind that line....no doubt

Any body remember Bradberry??? We could sure use him now...

Baker gonna Baker

Brees made S.P...just like Brady made B.B...take the HOF'ers away, and they all fall back down to earth.

Why does he have to drag his wife along? She IS the boss of him.....who is she going to pick this time?

Mean while, Frankie boy is walking the sidelines calling the plays. Can't make this up.

Ankle isn't the problem...confidence and the pressure of being a #1 pick in the NFL is. Stop the bullsh*t Frank.....you fool no one.

They knew he had an issue in the past and still started him the first game anyway. Pressure on young players is immense, especially the #1 pick. The only "narrative" I am creating is it wasn't the best thing for him or the team.

Nobody's getting fired yet.

I never said he was suicidal. Had a mental health issue.....period

They locked the thread when it was a totally valid statement. Wouldn't make up stuff like that.

Interview on NBC with Saban and Bryce about athletes mental health struggles....look it up

I'm not sure how to link it. Story by NBC interviewing Saban and Bryce about players mental health struggles

Google it....

Bryce young had to seek mental health assistance with Alabama. Things where not going his way for the first time in his football life, and the pressure was getting to him. So what do the Panthers do? Name him the starting QB and place one hundred times the pressure on him. I'm not a psychiatrist, but common sense tells you to ease him into the job. Instead of letting him sit and gather it all in and get his head straight for the next level, they toss him out there. The Offense was a mess and the play calling just as bad. The reason why he sat for the Hawks game wasn't so much the ankle, as dealing with the pressure of the 12th man on his confidence and the pressure on him. I feel bad for the kid. Reich is supposed to be this QB guru. How do you not start him off on the sidelines and work from there? One bad decision after another with this bunch.

Good gawd.....the pressure of the NFL and playing on a shat team hopefully doesn't crack him. Not a good look for the GM and coach picking and pushing a guy who may not be physically ready for the job, nor emotionally/mentally able to handle it.

Same uncertainty about Tua as with Bryce back when he started. Bigger then Bryce (6'1 225) by a bit. Analysts said he had a weak arm and wasn't athletic enough. He couldn't hit the long pass with accuracy, if he even got the ball to the WR's at all on deep throws. He was fragile and the 3 concussions had proven their point. Just a bullsh* t narrative. All the misgivings about him proved to be unfounded. Fins surrounded him with WR's who had speed and could actually catch. Also a good running game and great inventive schemes to spread the field and get them open. Exactly what they should be doing for Bryce. This is what they should be working towards for him (and the team), to be successful. I don't know if the coach or the GM can accomplish it.....if not then find people who can.

That's what Goodwill is for....someone will buy it off the rack for five bucks

He would have to admit his play calling sucks and bruise his ego.

They screwed the pooch with Sanders. Wilks used C.Mayes as a full back for Foreman and Hubbard. It really helped the Oline out. gave the backs the lead blocking they needed. Trying to fix something that wasn't broken is the first mistake. Wilks would run first and establish the run to facilitate the pass. They blew the whole thing up and killed the running game. Killed the running game, while choosing a rookie QB at #1.....with no running game. One stupid move after another

Problem is he can't grow six inches and gain 20 pounds....nor get more athletic magically.

Honestly. Don't give a fug what they do anymore.

Who gives a sh*t if he is a "big fan"....can he play the position or not.

Blah blah blah blah

Didn't get any prize with Reich....just as bad