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And just a friendly reminder: Peyton Manning threw 28 interceptions his rookie campaign Manning is considered one of the all-time greats at the QB position That is all.

Oh the irony in that... Ole Miss product

Hey great find! Thanks for updating the thread

In case you missed it, the replay is on YouTube now for those who was searching for yesterday's practice but forewarning, it's mainly a lot talk and not much in the way of practice: Panthers Training Camp with Bryce Young- Queen City News

While I think Young will be great... I do believe the expectations are being set too high for year 1. He is going to make mistakes as he get up to NFL speed but over time, he will calm down.

Son of a b....

And I just realized I spelled sense wrong .... Please don't hurt me too hard, Grammer police!

I still think the long term plan is to have Corral as the #2 at some point in the future. Dalton's time in the NFL is coming to a end soon so makes since to prep both guys. I still don't get the hate for Corral on this forum, I mean, even Fitterer warned us he would be a project QB... Give him time to develop!

Why is it that when some on here hope that Corral has success in this league that we are consider Corral lovers? Lets be real here for a minute: I was one of the few supporters of Corral on this forum but mainly because a bunch of you believe he is a bust after, what? Two preseason games? It really isn't enough to actually label him a bust and in fact, I am fairly certain that Fitterer even said he was a project QB. That said, I will support which ever QB has the most success with this team and if anything, I hope Corral develops into a decent back-up for the future behind Young because I do not foresee Dalton being the long term solution to our back-up QB position. We will see though. I just hope they do give Corral some time with the 2nd string at least during pre-season.

I wish we could keep one of them to groom as a future HC for this team... I mean, Reich isn't exactly young.

Now the Jersey controversy begins .... Will Corral give up #9? I honestly think Bryce Young might start fresh with a new # .... Maybe bring back #5 from his high school days??

I did a little research (and forgive me if this has been posted) but Young did wear #5 at one point in high school so it is plausible that he could switch it up in the NFL.

I suspect that might be the reason for the black helmets last season... To test the waters, per day.

In other news: The sky is blue

I hope you weren't taking me serious lol

If Corral gets traded, that means #9 will be available.... And guess who wore #9 in college.... Bryce "freakin" Young! It's happening y'all! .... In all seriousness, it likely means that Jacob Eason was favored over Corral due to the fact that Reich drafted Eason in Indy so it makes sense.

Wait... Did we just trade DJ Moore???

I wouldn't hate the idea as long as he lowers his expectations and realizes he is just a bridge QB to a rookie.. The deal would have to be cheap... I just don't see it happening though

Matt Corral may not amount to anything but to label him a bust after just two preseason games is a bit ridiculous. Not all rookie QBs will be successful in day 1 and it's been said multiple times that he is a developmental QB.

Something interesting caught my eye last night and I might be reading too much into this but this was from the introductory press conference for Thomas Brown From the Thomas Brown Presser regarding what he looks for in a QB: “A really good one,” he said with asmile. “I think it’s a lot of guys that kinda come in all shapes and sizes. But to me, it’s an ongoing conversation. We had some great dialogue the last couple days. It’s about who fits into this system, but also having a point guard mentality. Being able to distribute the ball to your playmakers and on third down, red zone, two-minute, go play Superman.” Now, I went back and watched Josh McCown's analysis on Bryce Young and here is just a small clip on his skill set: https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxl-95Cm67McEl4Ls7TUdsr7hxi7roPkjv Now, again, maybe reading too much into this but the fact that Brown mentioning that he wants a QB with a point guard mentality and McCown (who is now the QB coach with Carolina) saying Bryce Young is a point guard and then factor in the intangibles Brown wants... Just seems to scream Young. Not my ideal choice, considering his size but I can't deny that he is a really good QB... The draft can't get here soon enough.

So just watched Eric Bienemy's introductory pressers and I have to ask... Is Rivera planning on taking a step back from the HC position soon??? Because awfully felt like they were introducing their next HC, instead of OC/AHC....

This... I do not want this to become a Tampa Bay situation

I have a bold prediction too.... Josh McCown or Duce Staley will eventually succeed Reich as Head Coach. Given Reich's age, I do expect him to be here for several years but I think either were brought in as a contingency plan for the future if all goes well.

I only watched a little bit of the Senior Bowl but I thought he was one of the better QBs out there during the small portion I watched... I don't follow the ACC so maybe you guys have a better look at him but could be a good late round QB pick up

https://www.hogshaven.com/2023/2/1/23581489/washington-commanders-oc-search-where-will-ron-rivera-look-next-for-scott-turners-replacement-nfl So I was checking in on a old friend of ours to see who he is looking at for OC for the Commanders and noticed towards the bottom a list of who the teams have looked at and noticed they have Jim Bob Cooter listed (which we knew about) and Todd Monken... Not sure if they were meaning to put him down or if this legit because I havent seen any our team insiders say anything on Twitter... So take it with a grain of salt.