Jay Roosevelt

Sadly, I am forced to agree. I was as pro-Bryce before the draft as anyone and even was willing to give him a pass for last year, but today it's more clear than ever that he's simply not capable of playing the position at the NFL level. He's making mistakes you'd expect most high-level high school QBs to not make. Start Dalton this year, trade Bryce to a team that thinks it can develop him. Then, come the offseason, it's on to the next one.

I was as pro-Bryce as anyone, but yeah... he's a bust. I hate to say it but he clearly just doesn't have it.

I still think Tremble can be something. He has at least shown flashes and it's tough to tell how good a TE is when the QB play and OL have been so awful.

He'll be fine; the fans have been giving him fingers for a year now.

Not like he was a great player or anything. Sink or swim for D.J. Johnson?

Horn would be so much higher if he could stay healthy.

That might have been the ugliest pass I've ever seen from DJU on 3rd down.

Cam Ward might be a legit Heisman candidate. Miami could be back.

Looks like FSU is still traumatized after being passed over for a playoff spot. I don't think BC is that good.

Panthers need to draft the UNC kicker.

I don't know about the QB situation, but I cleaned the fug up tonight on PrizePicks

Mack Brown hasn't been relevant in college football since the Bush Administration.

Max Johnson is absolute trash. Jesus Christ.

Absolutely ZERO reason to keep Ian Thomas on the roster at this point. He's been out-played by literally every other TE on the roster.

Mingo + XL... ugh.

A small price to pay for using the cap space to get Bryce some help.

Person saying this might be the best thing to ever happen to XL's career.

It's actually kind of fascinating to see these negotiations like this.

The issue of stadium funding one that needs to be addressed with legislation at the national level. No way should any city or state be handing billionaire team owners hundreds of millions of dollars to help build stadiums that will be 100% owned by the team. At the very least the taxpayers should have partial ownership of the stadium and receive revenue from any events held there or have the team(s) that play there pay rent. poo; something.

What city is going to hand over billions of dollars to build a stadium for an owner who hasn't produced a single winning season in nearly a decade? Especially after Rock Hill.

Was this not expected? Who here actually thought a RB who tore his ACL in November was going to be ready for training camp?

I actually think we stand a higher percentage chance of winning the NFC South than just making the playoffs as a wild card.

This should have been a focus last offseason. I get that he had the whole pre-draft process and there's a lot that goes into that but both he and the Panthers (after he was drafted) should have prioritized this a lot more than they did. Then again, you can say the same thing about footwork. I have no idea what that staff was doing last year. Just a total shitshow.

How do they figure out OL is still bottom 10? By what metric?

Hoping for mostly 1:00PM games. I wouldn't think that'd be a problem given how we've played.