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It’s also hard to ignore that Dalton stinker against the Commanders

Unfortunately these types of wins are unsustainable

Going to ignore the stupid thread that proclaims Bryce the future. Just like I indicated last week, he took a step in the right direction and continues to build confidence. He still is inconsistent and the offense stalls at times but today he showed he can operate the offense and make some tough throws under pressure. Canales was not ready to proclaim him the starter next week but I think you have to keep him in and have him build on his last two games. What say you?

move him where, to guard?

https://twitter.com/panthersontap/status/1853034055542968757?s=46

We could only dream of Bryce throwing for 4,000 yards and 20 touchdowns

Trade offers came in too low. Imagine the narrative if we traded Clowney for a 6th rounder. Everyone now thinks they can fleece the Panthers like a cheap prostitute

Trading him midseason makes no sense. He’s not going to start anywhere and we are more likely to get a better trade offer in the offseason

I think you can set a player back mentally where they have to recover from it

I think most do but it can also be true that if Stroud was drafted by the Panthers he probably would have been ruined

My point exactly- that describes the 2023 Panthers in a nutshell

Translation Multiple teams interested to swap 7th and 6th round picks as part of the trade

Beat the used car salesman known as Matt Rhule today

Bryce is still suffering from PTSD, but I think he looked better, needs to build on it and try to show it for four quarters.

He would have still looked like the future, but our offensive line and weapons last year were horrible, CJ would have struggled and nobody would have been saying he's an elite QB (yet). circumstances matter

Teams caught up to their scheme and injuries have affected them

This was too funny not to post

I don’t disagree but I do wonder if some would question him because he would have struggled

If anyone wonders what he would’ve looked like with the Panthers last year with a shaky offensive line and no weapons . Last night’s stat sheet vs Jets And yes he still looks the part but just shows you it is a fine line between success and failure in the NFL. Texans are obviously a better run team and will still win their division due to defense and a run game but Stroud is definitely in a bit of a sophomore slump

if I was a GM, my best players need to be drafted and retained before they hit the final year of the contract. You supplement your roster in FA with primarily role players and to build depth on the roster. Maybe if you're knocking on the superbowl window you make a splash signing but we all know that may not come for years if all things go right.

First we need to switch back to a 4-3

Only thing I would be critical of is the shape of our defense, but perhaps we have to acknowledge they had to prioritize the offensive side of the ball in order to properly evaluate Bryce. It should have been known that Defense would take a step back, but the injuries just made it 10X worse. I think calling Dan Morgan a horrible GM is way too premature, he will need to have a couple of seasons under his belt to be judged.

Wilks was good for the culture and team chemistry, he would have had zero control on personnel decisions especially QB

Needs to be targeted and featured more. It’s one of the main reasons I still watch the games watching this young man grow into becoming one of the best young receivers. He reminds me of Puka Nacua, if he was on Rams or 49ers he would be tearing it up