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8 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Was that his PFF grade? I joking said 3.7 or something during the game as hyperbole!

 

Wow.

 

 

Yes his average is down to 27 for the season.

10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

A zero? ZERO???

Like bro... they determined you were completely useless out there. Same end result as a Huddler being out there or straight up just playing 10 on 11. Brutal.

We could have literally just had 4 linemen and had an extra skill guy out there and did better. This is almost as bad as Michael Jordan's 7.4 grade or whatever from 2021.

Those who have a violent temper or are prone to emotional outbursts- look away! especially if you are near others or animals.

I can't seem to filter the results to just the Seattle game. But here are the 6 highest and lowest on the team through 3 games. 

 (High)

1.  Derrick Brown (DL) 85.3

2. Xavier Woods (S) 83.7

3.  Andy Dalton (QB) 80.3

4.  Frankie Luvu (ILB) 75.0

5.  Brian Burns (OLB) 74.2

6. Adam Thielen (WR) 74.1

 (Low)

1.  Chandler Zavala (G) 27.6

2. Bryce Young (QB) 40.8

3. Ihmir Smith-Marsette (WR) 41.2

4. Amare Barno (OLB) 46.2

5. Ikem Ekwonu (T) 48.1

6. Cade Mays (G) 49.2

1 minute ago, travisura said:

And everyone in the stadium clapped

And cried, and then the false start penalty was eliminated

1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

"Frank Reich really wishes people would stop asking why he benched Bryce Young"

Scott Fitterer during the bye week. 

Nobody will be fired until Reich hands over play calling. Once he does that, he is going to start picking people off. Maybe Jim Caldwell.

I don't see anyone on Defense going anywhere, they are all Evero's picks. Todd Wash (maybe). 

Just now, Jackie Lee said:

 

"I told him to milk it as long as he can, no need to get into any hurry. I can probably make this last for a few weeks."

1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

omg

 

"They told about this thing called a corner route, never heard anything about it but it sounded like a good idea."

5 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

benched

Yeah he is benched until Dalton gets hurt or has a bad game.

I'm not shitting on anyone getting help for anything. If you need help then get it. 

I do have a problem with professionals setting up folks to fail especially if they have had mental health issues around failure before. If you know he is a person who is hard on himself and has exhibited negative behaviors before because of it, I would not have loaded his plate first thing. 

So what he doesn't start right away. Should have let him learn the game from the sideline and get used to the cadence of NFL games and NFL game speed.

Worst case for both parties if he blows a gasket and hurts his confidence. 

I know it isn't exactly telling of what their tenure will be like with the franchise. Was going to do a midseason comparison (and probably still will). 

1995- Capers 0-3 (Point Diff  -46)

@ Atlanta L 23-20 OT

@ Buffalo L 31-9

VS St. Louis L 31-10

1999- Seifert 1-2 (Point Diff  +13)

@ New Orleans L 19-10

VS Jacksonville L 22-20

VS Cincinnati W 27-3

2002- Fox 3-0 (Point Diff  +34)

VS Baltimore W 10-7

VS Detroit W 31-7

@ Minnesota W 21-14

2011- Rivera 1-2 (Point Diff  -8)

@ Arizona L 28-21

VS Green Bay L 30-23

VS Jacksonville W 16-10

2020- Rhule 1-2 (Point Diff  -13)

VS Las Vegas L 34-30

@ Tampa Bay L 31-17

@ Los Angeles W 21-16

2023-Reich 0-3 (Point Diff  -27)

@ Atlanta L 24-10

VS New Orleans L 20-17

@ Seattle L 37-27

14 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

I’m more convinced that trading up to 1 or for any QB was pointless given Reich’s system. Dalton proved yesterday while passing for 400 yards he’s perfectly capable of running it and it still doesn’t work. 

If 47 year old Andy Dalton is good enough to play QB in your sh!tty system then what’s the point in trading away all those assets when we didn’t have that luxury 

Could have signed a guy like Carr or just Dalton, kept DJ Moore , and drafted a playmaker in the top 10.

2 hours ago, therealmjl said:

And to have quick twitch fidgety receivers which the panthers simply do not employ

The west coast offense has nothing to do with quick fidgety receivers. Please show me something that states that.
 

The west coast offense is built for not having decent receivers so you space out the defense and have disciplined routes with a QB who has good ball placement. 
 

You know nothing about football.

4 minutes ago, therealmjl said:

This. Not sure why anyone would expect otherwise. 
 

Young is being crucified by this fanbase for not looking like a 15 year vet in week 2.

No he’s being crucified because he plays scared and anytime he gets touched the balls comes flying out. 

8 hours ago, mav1234 said:

Chark and Theilen got separation at times it seemed, but Dalton was willing to put the ball into tight windows regardless, which Bryce has been hesitant to.  Our receivers are still a problem...

The entire point of the west coast offense is to get rid of the ball quickly into tight windows. Dalton did a good job of that, Young has to figure that out in the NFL, a lot of teams run different variations of the WC offense.

You know, we would probably be 2-1 right now had we started Dalton the previous two weeks.

3 minutes ago, Aussie Tank said:

All I want is a innovative offensive mind is that too much to ask for 

Rumor has it he’s still walking around BOA waiting to be told he’s fired

2 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

To check out, to quit, to find a new team, whatever you prefer.

We hired a retread, shitty coach who thinks 1950s offense is innovative and cutting edge.

We just watched a team up 15 points with 4 minutes in a game left go for a two-point conversion, the QB run backwards 20 yards and then throw it from the numbers on one side of the field to past the numbers on the opposite side of the field into the endzone, and they converted it with two defenders on that receiver.

I always say, I constantly see crazy poo happen to us that I've never seen in any other game or happen to any other team but us...  file that two-point conversion under that category.

And yes, we saw the receivers are solid and functional with Dalton, but regardless of what happens with Bryce, the coaching and playcalling under Reich is complete and utter ass.  So if we're stuck with Reich, Bryce is fighting an uphill battle regardless of how his skills and ability would project on their own.

Today is a very sad day of realizations.  We fuged up big time and we're in a deep, deep hole.  This isn't just some regular old rebuild...  we are in a bad way. 

I wish it was a 1950s offense because we would actually run the ball. 
 

He runs the most basic high school west coast spread I’ve ever seen.

Just now, Jackie Lee said:

Bryce would have like 100 yards today

Maybe and a few picks

The only 3 good things about our team.

-Andy Dalton doesn’t play scared.

-The ghost of Adam Thielen gives a fug. 
 

- Luvu still the man.

I’m going to be extremely disappointed if he isn’t fired this week.

Jeremy Chinn showcases his middle school coverage skills

Just now, Harbingers said:

Plus what 45+ throws? 

47 right now. Probably 50 by end of game

Sam Franklin just got put on his ass like a bitch. This defense is soft.