Mr. Scot
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Feels like at least three players have said something like this, might even be more who think it but haven't said so. It'd be a really big deal to know who they're talking about.
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Cox & Lea, Panthers Playbook not trying to shoot sunshine up our...
Mr. Scot replied to TD alt's topic in Carolina Panthers
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No, but some have. Mind you, we have a few who will likely still be talking about bringing him back when he's over fifty
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Ranks aren't a big deal to me (like when we were supposedly the second best defense in the league under Phil Snow). My eyes tell me the same story, though. Bryce looked better passing last year than he does now. The question is why...
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No one said he was great. Better? Definitely, which is where the question begins.
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Nextgen stats insight saints panthers
Mr. Scot replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
Unknown what Morgan's full opinion of Young is, but given the investment we have in him and his performance through the end of last season, trying to get whatever they can out of him is reasonable. As far as differences, Fitterer was reported to have more trust in analytics data than Morgan does. Morgan prefers old school eyes on game film scouting. -
Jones is a WCO type QB (same as Bryce) but with better measurables.
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Even the worst quarterback in the league wouldn't excuse a lack of effort. You can't blame all of Legette's issues on Bryce, especially not when you see McMillan thriving.
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Yep, and frustrating as hell to watch
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There's a lot I don't understand about that. For one, the kind of attack the Saints threw at us was what I've been expecting all year. Why did it take till now to see it? But of course, the bigger issue is why Canales didn't seem to have any sort of backup plan in case something like this happened.
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That'd be my guess
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Weird thing though is if you were running a typical WCO (for which Bryce is built) you could get away with a low moderate amount of downfield passing and still be effective with other types of throws which Bryce does well. Didn't see that stuff last game...
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We saw him do it last year... Hell, we've seen him do it this year, though not as much... (and not at all last Sunday) It's extremely confusing.
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Still didn't look right last week... I know, at least when healthy, we have a line that's much better suited to run blocking than pass blocking (wouldn't picture this crew in a typical WCO) but it sure didn't look like Canales was ready for a defensive approach that most of us have seen coming for weeks
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Injuries on the OL would be a likely factor (Hunt is sorely missed). They've been decent for the most part (especially on the left) but last game everything broke down.
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Don't really follow analytics much, but I know what I see. I would agree, regardless of rankings, that we had a better passing game last year than we do this year. But if we're not even making the attempt now, is it Bryce, playcalling or something else?
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And we adjust to their adjustments... ...don't we?
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Josh Norris compares the downfield passing game from last year's down the stretch run to this year's first ten games. So if we were able to do it with some effectiveness last year, why are we not even trying to do it this year? Where is the disconnect?
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Yep. That's just trading one way of losing for another. No argument that we need better than what we have though...
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It's plausible
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The 25 draft honestly isn't looking bad. Said above I wasn't a fan of our previous scouting director. Don't know that I'm looking for a complete overhaul, but I would like to see some changes.
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It is, but it's still nice to be up a little higher when you have needs. (no, I don't believe in tanking) Wasn't a fan of Cole Spencer. Now that he's gone I'm hoping Morgan and Tilis make some changes to our draft leadership.
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It is when you're in need.
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Said the same. So did Mike Kaye. I was expecting that approach from day one, and I know I'm not alone in that thought.
