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11 hours ago, rayzor said:

And because of this you're going to hold onto highly unrealistic expectations of him. You'll never be satisfied.

At this point it doesn't matter where he was drafted. We got him. We aren't getting another Cam. We lucked out.

How often do QBs drafted in the top 3 or even at #1 turn into absolute studs?

It doesn't matter that they "should".

The expectation of a number 1 overall QB is that he becomes a top 10 guy.

If he can't do that we need to start scouting QBs immediately. No sense in trying to build a team around a bottom 10 QB

8 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Bryce is gonna be fine. Anyone with half a brain knows last years was the worst situation for a rookie QB since David Carr. The fact that he didn’t throw 20+ ints is a miracle 

He has a lot to work just to be an average starter and I dont see it happening. 

Lots of blame to go around for last season but Bryce was a big part of that, even in the GB game he was dropping too far back and allowing the pass rush to tee off on him. 

He cant use the same little quirks that he used in college to overcome his size in the NFL. 

Alex Smith is his ceiling imo 

KC wasnt taking home any rings with him as their QB even with a stacked team around him. 

That kind of play can get you to the playoffs and thats about it. WC weekend going home. 

2 hours ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

I already do root for him.  I root for DJ Moore too.  I don't hold weird grudges against players that gave their all for our team and ended up getting dealt elsewhere.

But you do you.

He gave his all for a couple of seasons, then the Panthers made CMC the highest paid RB in the league and he decided to take vacations with his fiancée during the season while nursing minor injuries.

He didnt really want to be here anymore, he tanked his trade value and got the hell out of town. I cant root for guy like that either, but you do you. 

18 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

This is exactly what some of us have been screaming about. He has to step up in the pocket, you cant drop back into oblivion like this is Madden, not even a pair of all pro OTs could keep him upright when he does this.  Easy sacks for the D and its 100% on Young.

3 Mil dollars from Tepper. The Bitch is worth 20 billion. I am glad they are doing something but this is the equivalent of us rounding up on our order at a restaurant.  

Can we get a news article ever time we donate our pocket change as well? 

40 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

everything was a red flag and a bulk of posters on here were screaming it at the time but lo and behold bryce has good manners at a steakhouse

I firmly believe if Tepper was our owner at the time, we would have never selected Cam, he would have had dinner with Gabbert and it would have been over. 

The dude is a curse, everything he chooses is wrong

Any idiot could see that the QBs worth taking #1 overall were Anthony Richardson and CJ Stroud.

Bryce should not have even been in the conversation because of the severe limitations he puts on a playbook.

You can have all the processing in the world but it doesnt matter if you cant make the throw or even see the field. 

Some of these guys being mentioned made a grip off the Panthers, I have seen guys like Moton mentioned that has made 54m in his career.

I would vote for someone like Josh Norman who has the only all pro season by a CB in panthers history and made less than 3.5m playing for us. Then he was tossed aside like garbage. 

1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

There's a lot fuged up with our legal system. They're still arresting people for a plant that no one has ever OD'd from while carrying around Narcan. Figure that one out.

Reefer madness! It makes the colored man look at white women and makes Mexicans very insane and violent, this is why its illegal. 

fuging Clowns. If Big Pharm could sell it in capsule form it would have been legal long ago. 

1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

Shouldn't he be somewhere peddling Whopper Jrs. 

2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Our lack of depth is what I am referring to.  Any team can get hit with the injury bug but defense isnt talented as it is and we have an older pass rush and older linebackers with absolutely no depth whatsoever at those spots.  And thats not even addressing what happens if horn goes down again.  Whose the #1 corner if that happens?

Tell that to the guys who know for sure we are going to have a good d this season. 

Our D wasnt good last season either. 

If Horn goes down with our lack of pass rush we are probably screwed. No one wants to see Dane or Bootie as a #1 CB

24 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Like I said we are a few injuries away from being a really bad defense, like thinking 2019 bad without the sacks

Im as down on the team as the next guy right now, but who isnt a injury or two from changing their complete outcome for the season?

I know the difference in ours could be 5 wins to 2 wins, but it could be much more devastating for a contending team to have a serious injury to their star players. 

If we have pass rushers go down we will just have to be a blitz heavy team, we are probably going to suck this season anyway so not like it really matters.

2 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

Also if the qb is dropping back an extra 5 steps out of shotgun your tackles are kinda screwed because they can't guide the edge rusher past the pocket so the only option is to hold them at the line or try to slow down a bull rush for 3 seconds

This is what people are failing to realize, you cant take a 3/5/7 step drop and make it a 6/10/14 step drop and still think the OL can create a pocket. 

All you have to do is run around the tackles and wait for BY to fall/scramble into your open arms, the chances of him stepping up into the pocket are miniscule because he wont be able to see the field in there. 

1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

Scared one of the kids will throw it farther than him. 

1 hour ago, CRA said:

I mean, the league average is to be shotgun heavy. 

some teams trend toward the 70-80% range.  With short yardage, goaline and kneel downs bringing them down.  KC, Phiily, Ravens? A lot of the really good teams are very shotgun heavy

Being shotgun heavy isnt the problem. It was being shotgun heavy and predictable that made teams not respect our offense at all. 

You dont see teams stack 10 in the box against a shotgun heavy offense if they respect the passing game, that opens up the run game.

You damn sure cant run very well in shotgun or pistol formation with that many guys in the box like we seen at times last season. 

2 hours ago, Lou Young said:

https://sports.yahoo.com/former-panthers-cb-comedian-lou-175533070.html

Where's the thread on this?

At least with Cam we have a running threat and his arm is just as strong as Youngs even with his compromised shoulder. 

The reason we dumped Cam is because he couldn't go deep anymore and Rhule was scared of his personality, then we draft a QB who could never go deep to begin with. Go figure. 

5 hours ago, AggieLean said:

Bryce is no underdog.

 

Also, considering your position on our young QB of 2012/2013, I don’t know if you’re the right one to call out the fanbase for anything; let alone it’s stubbornness or being quick to give up on a young QB.

Seriously? This dude was down on Cam?

The same dude that does mental gymnastics, like the full Olympics, to defend Bryce/Bruce whatever he chooses to call him on a post by post basis., fuging baffling. 

1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

All we can do is wait and see but I'll just say I anticipate we're gonna be talking about 2025 QB prospects pretty early on. We'll see.

I just hope Tepper doesn't rage fire another coaching staff in the meantime.

I really dont think he can, he was already scraping the bottom of the barrel this time with his antics and Tiny QB. 

1 hour ago, pantherclaw said:

His accuracy is better than most. 

Try again. 

The on field NFL tape begs to differ.

He may have been somewhat accurate in college (but never on deep passes he has always been wildly inaccurate on those) , but he was terrible last season at almost every measurable for an NFL QB. 

The dude couldn't even complete over 60% of his passes against NFL competition with an average ypa of 5.5. 

4 hours ago, bandu said:

you get so caught up in identifying the problems with everyone else what about an undersized Qb who almost led the league in bad throws last season & couldn't run the offense from under center which made it more difficult for the oL to sell the run on passing plays from the shotgun

I dare say right lol & can almost assure you that Bryce Young played a bigger role in the  problems we seen along the oL & with our WR corps than most people realize 

I seriously need to tag my posts for sarcasm 

36 minutes ago, Day1PanthersFan said:

That's where visual confirmation would still be required , but that's less subjective(most of the time)

Let's be real, it will only be useful when rushing the football into a pile to get the spot, otherwise the refs can do what they like.

He is bigger than our starting QB. I don't think we can ever tell another guy he is too small for a position and keep a straight face. 

Kids have been paid directly by the schools for years, this just puts the money in the publics eyes. 

5 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

And weak arm

Weak arm! You Lint Licker!

Queue the Jameson Williams deep TD from Bryce young from 2 years ago in 5....4....3...2.....1......

Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

All the talk in the off-season was how much better we were going to be. That only changed when we sucked them suddenly the overall offense actually looked quite a bit better that one game that the mere mention of horribly triggers some people.

You are only as good as your QB and right now teams have backups better than our #1 pick franchise QB. He can behave at dinner like no other though!