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I've never seen an offense go backwards as much as much as the Panthers

Looks like we'll extend that no TDs to 4 games

Man, at least the defense will be exciting this year

Plummer making quicker decisions

Sanders sighting!

And yet again, the Panthers offense doing a good job going backwards lmao

We haven't scored a TD in the last 3 games dating back to last year, and yet with a brand new coaching staff and a 2nd year QB we don't think we need live reps lol

And then they'll use the "rusty" excuse once we lose to the Saints week 1

You can't make this sh*t up.

Wait, if we're scared to even play preseason games, why even practice then? I feel like we lose more players to injury in practice than anything tbh

I can't wait to see how many botched snaps we have week 1 because Bryce hasn't even taken a snap from Corbert in a game scenario yet. Can't wait for this team to blame it on "rust" when we lost to the Saints in the opener. We're like that ugly girl who thinks they're a queen and then wonder why they can't get a man.

Exactly. String together a couple of regular season games like this and collect some Ws, and maybe the narrative will start to change a lil bit. But until then, I will remain skeptical. Good step in the right direction though. Let's see how we build off of this. One thing's for sure though, it does seem that Canales has brought a WHOLE different attitude with this team. Definitely feels a lot different from previous years just in terms of attitude and scheme. We shall see.

Exactly. So about a decade ago. His little 2nd stint here didn't even give him enough time to implement anything.

GREAT stuff and insight right here! One huge thing I've noticed differently in terms of how our DBs are coached.........we're actually turning around for the ball now (which we also saw a lot in the first preseason game). There's no doubt that is being drilled in their heads by our coaches. I can't tell you how many years we've been questioning why our CBs NEVER turn around for the ball, which usually ends up in a DPI because of an underthrown ball by the QB. As for Bryce, this might have been his best practice yet. I have to see him do it when the real games start though, when they are actually allowed to hit him. But just happy he finally stringed together a great practice, joint practice at that.

Excited to see what the defense does against another O. I'm out on the scoop, is Aaron Rodgers even participating in training camp yet? HOT TAKE Bath salts are the answer to all of your ailments

It's kind of hard not to when he's given us nothing to cheer for. All his deep passes have been either underthrown or thrown to the sidelines (just like last year). CBs are undercutting his throws. His velocity on his throws are worrisome. It seems like he's worked on NOTHING during the offseason. How bout just give us a good practice to get hype for, or anything that says "oh, this guy might be something". And y'all might not like it but the moment we traded a king's ransom for him, he was always going to be judged more intently. It also doesn't help that CJ Stroud is already a top 5 QB in the league. It has just put every Panthers fan in a bad mood.

Sooner or later y'all gonna run out of excuses Imagine if Cam had gotten all these excuses.... It was always "CAm iS InAccUraTe" or "CAm neEDs tO sTOp SulKING" or "caM NeEdS to plAY BeTTEr" when he had sh*t o-lines and WR's majority of his career here. Y'all know exactly who y'all are too.

Bro, 10 ints while playing conservative is BAD! My point is he still managed to throw 10 picks and fumble 11 times PLAYING CONSERVATIVE! I can't even imagine once he starts attempting more risky (NFL) throws. But I will agree with you that at this point, I have no problem going deep more and throwing more risky passes. Can come to a quicker conclusion on whether he's cut out to be an NFL QB or not.

Dude threw 10 ints while only averaging 5.5 ypa. Let that sink in.

I mean, he started his career off by throwing 2 picks to Jessie Bates lol

Preseason is for two things: 1. Knocking the rust off for the starters so you don't have to play catch-up week 1.....getting back used to what it felt like to get hit. (There's a reason there was a week 3 rehearsal for the starters when we had 4 preseason games). 2. Evaluating the depth of your team Come week 1, if you need a half to get back into the swing of things, then you most likely are already down at halftime and gonna lose that game. Starting off the year 0-1 is something we've come accustom to, and it just so happens we are also usually the ones who just lollygag the preseason with no plan in mind.

Yep. Just hearing his insight on what he's seeing and looking for before the play is going to be a treat. Hope he gets a good first game to commentate on.

Wow. Actually can't wait to hear him call a game. I think he will be a natural just like Olsen is.

Not only that, if you ARE going to be that frail and low weight, you gotta have some burners. You can't be letting DT's and DE's run you down, which we saw all last year. Like you said, there's no damn way NFL scouts saw Bryce in person and said "yeah, his size won't be a problem at all". There's just no way. Reich was known to ALWAYS go with bigger QBs, and you mean to tell me at this point of his career he just did a 180 and went with Bryce? Yeah right, people and the media can try to BS me all they want, I refuse to believe teams had Bryce #1 on their draft boards after meeting with him and seeing how small he was.

Yep. It's why players like Josh Allen can come from a college like Wyoming and have so much potential. Same thing with Patrick Mahomes and Texas Tech. You have to look the part first, then decide whether his style of play can translate into the NFL. Once I saw the tape of Bryce vs Texas and LSU, I was out on him because those games simulated how NFL pressure will be ALL THE TIME, and he failed the test. I can count on one hand the amount of successful QBs under 6'0 in the history of the NFL, and we bet the house on that lol