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18 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Solid point that will probably get ignored or fall on deaf hears to those that need to hear it… 

Guy was just talking out his ass. No excuse when we have info at our fingertips 

3 hours ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Bryce Young is not even in same universe with those named Mills and Smitty.  Mills and Smitty showed promise from the start and had hearts of lions. Pillows is soft spoken and quiet.  Bryce yells with his hands over his mouth because he doesn’t want to be too loud. 

Mills was released from the Browns after his first preseason.  Then he went to Canada and was released before the season began there.  He became a photography teacher before his next chance in CFL

I don't think Brady will necessarily be good.  He's such an unlikanle ass and I 

50 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

Do you think all of our WRs should have the same skillset? 

We got Johnson who is supposed to be the shifty WR and probably has more upside than Renfrow. 

We also have Thielen who is basically an old Renfrow. 

Do we need more Renfrows on the roster? I dont really get the love for the dude, he has one season over 1k yards with 9 TDs and a bunch of meh seasons. Dude hasnt topped 400 yards in 2 seasons. 

 

He's a Clemson fan. That's all there is to this.

14 minutes ago, Manna said:

I don’t know how well this metaphor will land but I’ll try:

Building an NFL player is like the 90s era import tuning where an owner purchases a Honda Civic with hopes of modifying it to take on faster cars (mustangs, Camaros, corvettes, etc.) the engine is rebuilt to handle forced induction, and the body is build to support the added power aerodynamically. The owner might even strip the interior down to reduce weight, or add weight to increase traction. The car is taken to the drag strip to take on the cars mentioned above where it may beat them in a race. However, the owner of that modified civic forgets that those cars can be further modified, whereas the civic is already maxed out. 
Bryce is that Honda civic. 

A lot simpler to say he's small

Frank needs some fresh air. 

Touch grass is what I think the kids call it. 

23 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

Is it just me or is Brooks kinda small for a supposed 3 down back?

 

No

It's amazing how much yall can say the same things over and over and not annoy yourselves with it.

This is like last December news

26 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

Not sure I follow Joe here with the young rushers thing. They are just doing drills now right? Do they get to a point this early  where some get more drill reps than others?.

13 hours ago, Ghostofdelhomme said:

Qb’s are overvalued like rb’s have become. Only a handful are worth breaking the bank for, we saw Flacco come in from a temp agency and carve it up because of a great OL and Copper/Njoku. With defenses going smaller and faster, a good OL will completely wall off the qb and create mountain pass rb lanes.

Huh? Running backs ore underpaid whike qbs are overpaid.

Everyone wants the young offensive guy until they get him. Then he's inexperienced and in over his head.

If it's not one thing it's another.

1 minute ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

It’s just whenever I see people list of what a certain QB needs, like Darnold, to be successful I role my eyes. 

Because I immediately think, “Okay, say he does get that perfect, or close to perfect situation, will he start sucking again if we have a year where we don’t have all he needs?”

I just think a first round QB can make anything work. Like Cam. Dude was making lemonade out of lemons since he first got here. 

I am willing to call 2023 a mulligan and hope Bryce improves greatly. But he will never have a perfect situation and is going to need to make something out of nothing. Like all franchise QBs do. 

Cam had Smith, Olsen, Shockey Stewart, Williams, Gross, Kalil when he first got here

16 hours ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

This year, next year or ever?  

Try reading the Huddle. It's pretty much the only topic. 

6 hours ago, carolinanimal said:

He didn't bullet anything into anywhere. Most of those passes he either dropped into the bucket or they were underthrown. 

Maybe you are unaware but you can click on the embedded Twitter videos to go to the original. There are more clips after the ones shown here. Everyone is focused on the negative but then the same guy is showing positive plays as well of him hitting tight windows. 

3 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I'm talking about on any team. I keep hearing that but have yet to see an example. The last high flying offense I've seen was the Rams "Greatest Show on Turf". Since then it's been just average for passing offenses across the league. 

That Rams offense has been topped like 10 times since then even before a game was added. Even the Rams have outscored that Rams 

34 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

My concern is he iffers zero threat with his legs either 

he isnt exactly nifty in the backfield or at breaking tackles 

i want to believe.  I really really do

but i just cant see how

I wouldn't say zero. He lead all QBs in yards per carry. 10th in qb first downs. 

What are you basing that on?

33 minutes ago, frankw said:

Could be. Can't put anything past Tepper and his need for validation. He and Morgan and desperate to salvage the pick. But if things get at all as bad as last season on offense their hand may be forced.

Teppers need for validation hasnt prevented previous Tepper pet projects from being cutshort coaches over his ownership. It's been the most obvious characteristic of his tenure.

17 hours ago, frankw said:

I don't remember hearing much if any at all doubts about Joe's arm talent.

Caleb Williams as much poo as people talk about him no one is worried about his arm.

And neither were sub 6 foot QB's to boot.

When you're an outlier amongst outliers physically and you refuse to participate at the combine you better walk on water as Bill Parcells said.

Arm strength is the first negative listed on every draft profile for Burrow.

19 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

There is a reason that in every weight room in America there is a sign that says “bigger stronger faster”

No there isn't 

34 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

You gotta win at least a little bit in the genetic lottery to be over 200 lbs at the height of a toddler and look like Kyler.

Average height of American male is 5'9". He's not toddler height he's above average. Being short by professional athlete size doesn't make one toddler height.

1 hour ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I mean...... this wasnt obvious from watching all the games??

Not in this community. Which judges everythig in a vacuum.

3 hours ago, 45catfan said:

Greg Olsen wasn't the Greg Olsen we knew his rookie year.  Remember, the Bears gave up on him and traded Greg to us for peanuts.  So dude ain't coming out of the gates as Greg Olsen.

That being said, the Olsen trade was probably the only trade we've ever clearly won.

1 hour ago, PanthersGTI said:

I like supporting this guy, true fan working hard to provide us content. 

It's actually thoughtful and thorough. Stands out from the standard youtube patterns of speech and speaking without saying anything 

17 hours ago, DanteNoHall said:

Is anybody else worried about the optics of this? Like damn they chose to sign with us as UDFA and they just get cut after two practices? I think UDFA agents may use this against us in the future

Not at all considering every team is doing it or will when they have their rookie mini cams.