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Lamar has crazy talent, but his problem has been not performing in big games, both in-season and the playoffs. It has seemed to improve but tough to be elite until that happens, as his 1-3 playoff record with 3 TDs to 5 INTs is ugly.

On the contrary, now they can only trade him for at or near his value. The deals offered before were sweetheart outs that went well beyond his value, but alas, here we are.

Another train wreck he should see coming from forever away...

I caught that at the very start too. Just weird.

Live look at Tepper:

Seifert was better than Rhule overall, even though that went down in spectacular flamees, and I'd argue was better than Wilks as well given how solid those 1998 and 1999 offenses were. Seifert's downfall was his personnel control, which is separate than his coaching ability IMO.

Don't know about the pick 6s, though that wouldn't have a major impact on the average, and the short field is the offensive ineptitude I was tlaking about. It's like how Rhule and co were crowing aboutbeing #2 in yards allowed in 2021 but they were still bottom half in points allowed; the two are interrelated, but it's ultiamtely about keeping teams off the scoreboard.

Listening now and hearing Tepper talking about events, soccer, concerts... jesus. Tone deaf. No one gives a damn about events.

YPG is a fairly worthless stat, especially given the offensive ineptitude, and they're 30th in ppg. That's the real metric and perhaps it could be better, but the defense does appear to pass the eye test.

What are you talking about? Cam carried every single offense he was on here in Carolina, but if you want to nitpick 2011 was arguably the best supporting cast he ever had and it was all downhill from there. Cam looked the part from day one and elevated the team around him. Bryce has proven himself to be tough but has shown absolutely zero of Cam's intangibles and he also has inferior physical traits to not only Can, but for the position in general. There is no comparison.

Reich was/is not a good coach but Tepper also deserves every ounce of criticism heading his way. As I've said in many a thread before, it's been obvious mistake after obvious mistake since he took over. Dude needs to completely overhaul his approach to ownership and the football side of things.

24th in yards, 34th in TDs... not quite top 15 material, and his limitations were on display on 2021. Was a bad break for his career though, no question.

We're going to suffer anyway. Might as well take some Vegas money to soften the blow.

I can kind of understand it as they were expecting a ton of pressure of the middle, but the defenders up top hung back and bought time for the inside pursuit to get there. Bottom line though is that a bubble screen is NOT a play to call with the game on the line. It was a bad call that was well defended.

I love me some Cam but his arm is absolutely shot, my man. It's not his fault directly but tha'ts an impotant attribute for a QB to have.

Might've just been a god-awful attempt. Unfortunately, we have no way of actually knowing.

Bryce doesn't have the arm strength to make throws any longer than they absolutely need to be. Another 5+ yards to throws is not ideal.

Re: Horn, Slater was right up there with Parsons, if not having more support due to the state of the OL at the time. If Slater had been taken then Carolina would have bene freed up to take someone like Olave, Kenyon Green, trade down (would have made sense in this draft), etc.

There's more to being the GM than just the situations discussed on the Huddle, but sure seems like some of us would bring a lot of value as high-influence personnel consultants.

That stat they showed were KC has scored the fewest 2nd half points of everyone in the league, 53, was crazy to see. Teams are eating Kelce alive in the 2nd half of games and challenging the other receivers to beat them, and they can't. Reid also still falls back on his tendency to abandon the run game, which is not a great plan this season.

This is a situation where you can see the QB is being let down by his receivers. Mahomes hasn't been quite as bulletproof this season but man, the receivers are absolutely killing them.

No it wasn't. Ball was just gone and Cox barely pushed him.

Don't like that roughing call at all.