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Godspeed, young Terrace.

Showing a big reason why the Saints couldn't get back over the hump for the past decade. Gotta be able to hit the home run on occasion vs. top competition when the opportunity presents itself against.

As shown in that Amazon special and the fact that they were pulling him for Hail Marys weeks before the Pitt game, his shoulder was already deteriorating. Maybe they manage to squeeze out the season but the clock was absolutely already ticking.

As far as the 2 of 7 comment, that is true as far as plays that stood, and several of the passes were right at/around the 20 yard mark. That said, he did do better beyond 15 last week. https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/charts/player/bryce-young/YOU124763/season

Oh can it, as if the team was ever much more than an occasional blip of the relevance radar while Richardson owned it. He was a POS at work and lost, which was the right move, and the NFL selling to Tepper doesn't change that even with the futility of the past 6 years. Now it's up to Tepper to figure it out and quit being an idiot. The hypocrisy involved with guys like Kraft is an entirely different matter and one that doesn't change Richardson's BS. Longing for the below-average old days because some other guys got away with BS is a sad state. If you truly feel that strongly don't like it, then prove it and cut the NFL from your life. Otherwise, deal with it and hope Tepper wises up, cause Jerry isn't coming back.

Super clean hit... I think he went 5-6 feet through the air. I agree with JT's points on how the protection, the route reads, Bryce's eyes, any/all of those failed in that situation.

No, any team is unlikely to win 11 in a row let alone a team as crappy as Carolina right now. Only 1 loss means they don't win out. Next question.

Jesus, that hit at 8:40 blasted Bryce up and back off his feet. Dude is a featherweight NOTE: For all the oversensitive Bryce protectors out there, this is not a barb. It's just an observation and is what it is.

Amen. As for my positivity, I'm positive that there is still football left to play this season.

1-2 = -1

Intentionally? No, maybe not quite that many on average. But the best offenses are able to do so when the opportuntiy presents itself, e.g. someone gets beat, a coverage is busted, etc. That is where even teams like NO sorely lacked in Brees' final years, where Carolina lacked with Teddy, and where we don't know if they lack now because of the overall-offensive offense.

The Appaloosa Model™

Well yes, because what's happening currently is terrible. I don't see how someone would want the status quo to continue. It's also accompanied by the understanding that Tepper is the root issue; the rest is generally just symptoms. Ideally at some point Tepper realizes he sucks at this football thing and changes his approach as well so that the on-field things can improve.

Because guys that the game has 'passed by' make the best head coaches too...

Seeing him out of place year after year is just mind-boggling. It's not rocket science.

A guy like DJ Moore can help a QB look good. If only Carolina had someone like him.

And what the hell is Moton doing all the way out there?

I don't recall thinking that but I also wasn't paying a ton of attention. Would be interested to see it again if they do one of those 'every throw' videos.

Which was what?

Unlike Lawrence, Bryce needs to develop an arm as well. He has not shown anywhere near Lawrence's physical toolset, and that just makes Bryce's development curve that much steeper and that much more challenging, perhaps even that much less likely. No they won't - very few actively want the team to fail. Just like in 2010, if/when the team starts to win then doubts are organically quieted, unlike right now when there really isn't much positive to speak of. Your 'prophecy' is self-fulfilling.

This is exactly who he has always been, a very streaky one-dimensional player who at times can be quite good at that one thing. Some of us just acknowledged that fact sooner than others.

#freelaetitia

Firing Rivera was the right decision, even in the face of risk that things could get worse with crappy successor selection. Unfortunately, Tepper sucks and has sucked at picking coaches. Same with Richardson.