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Since when does anyone need to justify ripping on a NFC South Rival QB for any damn reason?

Goofy as hell.

All thats missing is a dookie stain.

After Sunday's games, Carolina's defense led the NFL in Week 1 with: 6.0 sacks (t-1st) 8 passes defensed (t-1st) 54.1 opponent comp pct (1st) 2.65 yds/rush att (1st) 9 QB hits (t-2nd) Posted from the twitter app

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Yep. It is weird for anyone to cross the room entirely while a star player in the NFL is speaking. Bad form. I didn't recognize him. Could be Jets media. But CMC wasn't upset about the question from Darin at all. It was a good question.

Darin was asking the question. Not sure who it was that left and interrupted him. Didn't recognize him. Could be Jets media.

which part of the clip?

From Panthers.com Carolina won its first season opener since beating Dallas to start the 2018 season. The Panthers' defense recorded six sacks, their most since a 2019 win in London over the Buccaneers. The Panthers had eight passes defensed, tied for their most since that game in London. After allowing opponents to convert nearly 50 percent of third downs last season, the Panthers held the Jets to 4-of-13 (30.8 percent) on third down. Carolina held the Jets to 45 net rushing yards, marking the fifth time in the last nine games (dating to Week 11 in 2020) that the Panthers have held an opponent to fewer than 100 rush yards. Carolina's 272 net yards in the first half were its second-most first half yards in a game dating back to 2015 (2020, Week 5 at Atlanta, 312). The Panthers struggled in the red zone, converting just one touchdown on four tries. After a 2020 season where Carolina went 3-8 in one-score games, the Panthers held on in the fourth quarter to win by 5. This was the first time the Panthers have won a game with a final score of 19-14. Quarterback Sam Darnold threw for 279 yards and a touchdown, and rushed for a score. It marked the seventh-most passing yards in his career and the fifth game where he recorded a rushing and passing touchdown. His 234 yards in the first half were the most he's ever thrown in the first two quarters. Running back Christian McCaffrey had 30 touches for 187 scrimmage yards, including 98 yards on the ground and 89 through the air. He passed Walter Payton with his seventh career game with at least 75 rushing and 75 receiving yards. McCaffrey also passed Wesley Walls (324) to move into fourth place in franchise history with 329 career receptions. Wide receiver Robby Anderson had a 57-yard touchdown catch, his 10th career receiving score over 40 yards. That's tied for second-most in the NFL since 2016. Linebacker Shaq Thompson had a career day, making 10 tackles with an interception, a sack, a tackle for loss and three pass deflections. It was his second career interception and 10th career sack, but the first time he did both in the same game. In his debut with Carolina, defensive end Haason Reddick had 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble, while fellow defensive end Brian Burns also had a sack. In his first game with Carolina, kicker Ryan Santoso hit field goals of 22 and 29 yards, but missed an extra point.

If you thought Darnold was bad then you have an agenda you are sticking to. 102 QB rating.

Pretty sure Bersickson is the plan until Shi returns. Just don't fumble is the mantra I think.

On punt returns. Didn't do much as a receiver.

True. But Kelvin didn't have two excellent receivers in front of him either.

Take with a grain of salt. Cam Erving 60.0 Pat Elfelin 51.3 Matt Paradis 73.2 (wtf?) Dennis Daley 54.1 Taylor Moton 74.7

3 receptions for 26 yards including a key first down. A rookie, in his first game, with guys named CMC, Moore and Anderson on the field. Yall need to back off. He did very well.

Take a look at this play right here by Ian Thomas bottom right of the screen.. Thomas gets tossed like a rag doll by 47 who ends up making the tackle on CMC. Isn't this why we drafted Tommy Tremble?

Burns was held on nearly every play of the game.

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He honestly looked better than Devin Funchess ever has.

He contributed right away in his NFL debut. Can't think of many other Panthers WR's that did that.

The Carolina Panthers were indeed victorious against the lowly NY Jets. However, not all deserved the victory. Here are my top and bottom players of the day. Walk of Fame I can probably safely pin Christian McCaffrey to the Walk of Fame this season. McCaffrey was the best player on the field, and it wasn't close. If not for him, I don't believe we beat the Jets. Sam Darnold deserves a whole heck of a lot of credit this morning. Darnold was only sacked once, but the Jets hit him seven other times. Under tremendous pressure with his Panthers debut and playing against his old team, Darnold stood tall in the pocket and showed poise and patience. It paid of with a dub. Nice job, Sam. When the Carolina Panthers drafted Shaq Thompson, they envisioned an athletic freak of a linebacker that would cover the field sideline to sideline. What they got was far less than that, until yesterday. Shaq Thompson in his new #7 jersey was reborn and finally lived up to his expectations. Let's hope this new Shaq is here to stay. Walk of Shame Dennis Daley warned us all last week that he isn't all that comfortable on the right side. So what did the Panthers do? Put him in at the right side. What transpired was an awful display of pass protection. This is not all Daley's fault. He should not have been put there. Let's hope Deonte Brown is active this week. Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady has an amazing playbook full of top notch content. Unfortunately, he doesn't exactly know how to use it properly. Brady is a DJ with the world's largest music collection that still plays poo that no one wants to hear. For that he gets a healthy helping of shame. A gratuitous and unnecessary hold by left guard Pat Elflein stalled what would have been a quick six points for the Panthers. We all knew Elflein would cost us this season, but we didn't know how soon. His 10 yard penalty deflated the offense that was looking very good otherwise.

Rewatching the game. Daley was awful. Elflein was bad at times, but Daley was just awful. How is Deonte Brown or Brady Christensen not better?

Mac Jones looks like a solid starter already. Pats made the right decision.