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Theres a line of thinking that long interceptions aren’t actually that bad anymore in the modern nfl. he also threw 33 touchdowns that year.

Yeah. Those hips aren’t gonna get turned again all year.

they still do, but these days theve got like polypeptide injections and stim cell infusions and all that poo. Bryce is similar to cam in that neither have perfect mechanics, so that when there's an injury it's harder to overcome. For example cam threw a very arm-y ball, because he was just that athletic, and once he hurt his shoulder that was it. he didn't have the rest of the footwork to compensate and he lost all the power on this throw. Bryce not only has bad mechanics, but bad footwork. This is a bad injury for him. And he's not the type of athlete that's gonna heal from anything.

maybe. in rico's two starts they didn't really have to worry about picking up the blitz because of who the opponents were. Chuba looked like he whiff'd on a blitz pickup yesterday but that was actually just a really good stunt from the jets and he was blocking where Bryce told him to. Defense gets paid too.

yeah this is a pretty chintzy winning record. We needed to be like 6-1 coming out of this.

okay yeah i see it. He everts it right at the end. Eversion is generally worse than inversion for ankle injuries, just because the ankle is much more stable laterally and it requires more damage to roll it like that.

i think it actually happens before the defenders foot touches him im not sure the defender does much of anything to him at all

Right ankle too. that's his drive foot. there goes his heater

There are ways to grade them but that's just kinda something radiologists do to show off; it doesn't have much practical application. Better than a bone fracture in the foot. I don't really even see where the ankle injury happened. There a quote on Bryce from the predraft that he only missed 1 start in college, and that was after he got sacked against TAMU and missed the rest of that game as well. But there was mention that he didn't really heal from it for like a month, and whatever scout that was attributed that to how small he is. https://twitter.com/ProFootballDoc/status/1979993249352970730

no pressures but man the right side of the line was just no man's land. Quinnen Williams is fuging good as hell

im fairly certain the offensive line didn't lose a single starter to injury last season. regression to the mean is a hell of a thing

probably

Apparently there were 20 mph gusts in the fourth quarter and that pass definitely looked like it n just died in the air.

Tyranny of low expectations.

12 sacks in 12 games for peppers. Just silly. O

We’ll see. We’re playing real teams now, and anyway it’s hard to compare across eras. 2002 was like first team to 8 wins. watching guys like Randy Fasani go out there in foot deep mud.

If you were really looking for the best single season for a player in panthers history it’s probably Jenkins in 2002. he could not be stopped. an inspirational tale for all huddlers to wear their cpap.

Kris Jenkins had seven sacks in 2002, and that’s against not a lot of pass attempts for obvious reasons. he had five the following year. Jenkins was a pass rush monster before he got hurt in 04. Brown is great but he’s not that.

Sample size

It’s going to be a bills home game Sunday. Charlotte is the number 1 city in the country for buffalo transplants for some reason.

Jumping chest catches.

I promise Bryce is better than every other qb on the Vikings. jj mccarthey lmao

By the time Andy came in there were apparently 20 mph gusts on the field.

That was a falcons defense intentionally trying to get their coach fired. His performance this year against atlanta, even with the defense carrying him, is just what he is, and closer to his career numbers.

This dude is a fuging hack btw