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It is a tough choice. I am in the anger phase of my grieving. I really don’t care but wouldn’t really mind seeing Shough play like a God so our people that gave us Bryce Young and continue to force him on us could be further shamed.
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Look on the Bright Side - We Finished 8-9 instead of 9-8
strato replied to tukafan21's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Yeah, I don’t know. I am not a fan of Bryce’s in terms of him representing the NFL team I support. Canales… man I have been very lenient. He has finally gotten under my skin with his never ending supply of “championship” opportunities. He has worked it out so that somehow, you can fail, but don’t you know the next week viola there you are again, in the midst of yet another championship opportunity.
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I was more thinking in terms of my super secret nuclear sub staffed with deadly ninja assassins that I would set to work against those who plotted against me. Like NFL refs.
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Technically…. He is making progress. Just imagine where we will be in another three years.
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If I were an evil billionaire….
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Yeah I am so proud that we had what, 6 or 7 “championship opportunities”? WTF does Canales call them? Every week we’d have one, every other week we’d lose one, but somehow this ridiculous logic would have us right back in that championship opportunity saddle.
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hey everyone Bryce just needs the right coach.
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It’s more on who our run game works against. Asking them to dominate stacked boxes full of good players, is asking a lot. You can’t win them all either. Some weeks it is not within your power. His lack of height is a problem. And what he does to compensate seems to cause problems as well. I don’t know what to say about it that makes it better.
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Well we had to deal with one single season of Clausen. We just likely finished the third season of his closest competitor. Who else, Weinke? How bad do you think the Clausen outrage would have been by year three? This poo is mild. But people are tired of beating our heads into a brick wall that many of us saw coming.
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It is on the offense to counter the obvious strategy of shutting our run game down. We know what that entails. We have three years in with one player that has been entrusted to handle this poo. It isn’t getting handled.
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I think there is a lot of stuff blended into the reaction. The game itself and what it meant, surely. For me, it is the closure of third year of this ill fated experiment trying to prove a historically inferior player profile could defy the odds. I never believed it could. It hasn’t, so far. How fuging far are we expected to take this?
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I am not going on one game. It isn’t this *one*. We are at the end of the third season of trying to make this guy a viable cornerstone moving forward. I say it has failed. Have I been rooting for it to fail? Somewhat. Because I had no belief from the jump. But was forced to accept three years as an evaluation period. And there isn’t enough there, still, to turn me around. Sorry. Could I have been transformed into a supporter? It would take actual really good results. What we were presented with fell short.
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This is simple. You get get more rushing yards by threatening people with passing the ball. If a team is so good that you can’t pass either, tip your hat. Bryce be tipping that hat an awful lot.
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What a visual. Lol. I’ll pass on that one.
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Chicken or the egg. The assignment is, MAKE them respect you and make them defend the whole field. They are telling you they don’t think you can do that. You have to force them to change. Our offense with Young is unable to do that. Just the way it is. Unless/until the passing game can extract payment, it will stay that way.
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I bet he wanted to. But had hired people and made promises. They were there on his word. It ain’t that simple all the time, to just do what you want to do.
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First of all, I don’t know about your definition of stupid there, but his shortcomings are glaring and provide more than enough ammo for criticism. I don’t need to say a WR missed a ball on their hands because it was a bad throw when it wasn’t. But sometimes it is a bad throw and not someone being stupid.
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That was as plain as the defeated look on Frank’s face.
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That is because of three years of enduring Bryce’s college ball in the NFL. Three years. Same issues. People are sick of it.
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Uhh, stop the run and make Bryce beat you with his right arm. Odds are, he won’t. Well, once again, that paid off. You have most probably watched enough football to understand the concept and know how that works. And if you weren’t such a stan you would not be saying what you are saying. Next move would be to say yes I know, but the receivers suck so much and his line sucks so much and the coaches suck so much… I am really glad that this has finally been adopted by other teams, because it hammers the point home on an almost weekly basis so maybe some of these cement heads in charge will understand reality.
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Maybe look at it from the other end… How many Panthers QBs have more crappy games than Bryce Young? Would you think anyone could match him? I am not going through all the research to compile that list, but I bet not a single one. Because if they were that bad, they were replaced before they could get the number up (down?) to compete. edit, PS. If you are old enough to know what a phone booth is, you can get this: it feels like we are trying to play inside of one with this guy at QB. That is how limiting he is.
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Yeah yeah. Frank knew. Even suck ass Frank knew.
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It wouldn’t take anything special to replace him. At all. He is not it. Two offensive coaching staffs have been twisted like a pretzel trying to figure out how to beat an NFL defense with him at QB. Getting rid of the coaches.. it will just be more of the same if you don’t get rid of him.
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He would have been off the board. JR caught balls from Johnny Unitas. No way would he have a lil midget at the 1.1. It won’t work, he knew it.
