LinvilleGorge

The bar to clear is a crack in the sidewalk.

I tried to provide you guys with what you wanted and you still didn't like it. But again, that's all my fault. LOL

I'd prefer anything over the neverending cycle of pharma ads showing people having the time of their lives with happy music playing while a laundry list of atrocious side effects is read by the narrator.

Probably not but they should. If nothing else just to embarrass them and he'll if I was Canales I'd straight up say it. If my starters are playing like third stringers then let's treat them like third stringers.

Yeah, it has nothing to do with losing year after year and having a 3rd year #1 overall pick QB who we swung a massive franchise crippling trade to get and we're still basically just hoping he's not a bust. Yeah, you're right. It's all my fault. LOL If you need a place that's all sunshine and rainbows while the world burns around you, I think they made a Discord for that.

Props to those of y'all still watching. I turned it off when Davis Mills looked like prime Peyton Manning patiently navigating the pocket before throwing an absolute strike over a crowded middle to convert 4th down. Like...

Im not trying to be an ass, I'm just really tired of the Panthers looking like this every year

Yeah, I won't be surprising at all if Arch wouldn't even go #1 next year. A lot of people are putting a lot of stock into a last name and a tiny sample size of plays. MUCH more than former than the latter. If his last name was Smith he'd just be that guy who was a #1 overall QB recruit a few years ago who has been riding the pine behind a fringe NFL QB prospect for some reason.

Archie is already saying that Arch won't be in next year's draft. They want him to play four years of college ball like they all did. I mean, it's hard to argue against. If it ain't broke don't try to fix it. I have good news and bad news for you though. Tepper's Panthers are probably likely to be on play for the 2027 #1 overall pick too. Being in #1 overall conversations is just an annual Panthers tradition in the Tepper era.

Yeah, he was. But a ball placement that slowed him down brought the defender back into the play resulting in a contested pass. It was just a subpar throw to a subpar receiver against an All-Pro DB. Nothing about the result should be surprising.

No. Dude, just no. LOL Sanders had good separation and had to slow down allowing Stingley back into the play. Stop embarrassing yourself. The throw wasn't terrible. It was catchable. But when you're throwing to a subpar starting TE covered by an All-Pro DB these are the results unless everything is perfect. I'm not even trashing Bryce here. He threw a catchable ball. This is why I say that you're coping. You're just not watching this like an educated football viewer.

Just totally different approaches from these two teams. Texans look like a team actively preparing for the regular season looking ready to go. Panthers just look like a bunch of guys thrilled to be cashing Tepper's checks.

There's a word for that in football... It wouldn't have been contested with a better thrown ball but the ball was where it was leading to it being... contested.

Welp.

He might be shot. All those whispers about serious concerns about his knee may well have been correct.

If you don't want to be accused of coping then stop doing it. How often do you honestly expect a subpar starting TE to convert passes that could've been placed better while being contested by All Pro DBs? Just give me a percentage. I'm at 90% exactly what we saw.

It looks like we need to clean up everything on offense. Nothing about that was encouraging.

Have you been in a coma since Tepper bought the team? Welcome back! LOL

Wide ass open guys in the end zone on back to back plays. Yikes.

Nice pass deflection to prevent the easy TD. Who was supposed to be covering that RB???

I did. I saw a subpar starting QB throwing a decent ball that could've been more out front away from the defender creating more room to a subpar starting TE well covered by an All-Pro who is elite at breaking up passes. That all adds up to a failed 3rd down conversion the vast majority of the time. Stop coping.

Subpar to subpar going against an All Pro. Them's the results nine times out of ten. It is what it is.

Welp... looks like we're gonna be talking next year's draft when we're still running the AC.

Stop. Dude was on him like a blanket. LOL Bryce threw a decent ball and a guy who should be a backup failed to make a pretty tough catch. It is what it is. Had the ball been a little more out in front it would've been better but we have a subpar starting QB throwing to a subpar starting TE and we got the expected result.

Texans blew that. That should've been a TD.