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Which is why getting a QB in here who can actually read the field and throw would be killer for this franchise, TMac/Coker is a very very good young WR duo, they were just hampered by bad throws all year

He's not good. Made some horrible throws down the stretch, the Falcons were carried by Bijan, key defensive plays and Pitts being wide open

A good QB would eat with TMac, Coker and the weapons we have. We need a QB, we need offensive line depth, and desperately, desperately need front 7 help. It's basically Derrick Brown and a bunch of JAGs. I suspect they'll go LB in the first, unless a QB unexpectedly drops.

There's a lot of talk that the Giants are going to draft a QB even though they just took Dart in the first round (didn't they trade up for him too?)

Yeah Cousins is trash. ATL is not a problem next year if they don't fix QB

I don't buy that ATL would have been in the playoffs with Cousins all year. Cousins is the perfect "I'm good when I have nothing to play for" QB, he would have made many dumb game ending mistakes like he did the previous year

I want the Rams in the playoffs round 1, but that will be impossible if they lose tonight

Watching other teams QB's, even old ass Cousins, he looks smooth throwing the ball.... Watching Bryce its like he plays really hard just to make the simple passes. We really have to get a new QB in here. As much as Bryce can be clutch sometimes, it just isn't worth the up and down

I've said my peace Chrissy. Bryce played like garbage at home against the Saints, could get to 10 points. I badly want Bryce to succeed so we don't waste another high pick on a QB, but he hasn't been good enough, plain and simple.

He's not elite because he barely attempts them. Its why we lost to the Saints twice. They were daring us to throw and he didn't want to. Wake me up when he actually beats defenses daring him to throw

All of this noise is just setting us up to lose Week 18 and proclaim life's not fair. If there's one thing I know in my 30+ years of watching the Hornets and Panthers, is that the bad guy always wins in the end. A team can be falling apart internally but we will still lose to them. A team's fanbase can be extra shitty and cocky and they will just win anyway. It always happens

Nah, if we lose then the season was a failure because all it took to win the division was beating the Saints once and we couldn't do it. That's a pretty big failure. Teams go from bad to good all the time... going from bad to mediocre isn't a successful season in my books

I think Bryce is risk adverse based on early season trauma the last two years, because he clearly can throw deep, but doesn't want to. But has started to do so months later.

Really sucks we couldn’t beat the saints once, we still are underdogs to win the division even after this

Wins are wins, Packers and Rams are quality wins against really tough teams to play. Any road game win is also a decent win, as games are just harder to control and predict on the road. If the Panthers lose tomorrow they are 98% eliminated. I'd say even if we finish 8-9 it was a disappointing season given how close we were to a playoff berth but just fumbled it with unprepared, bad play...despite how flawed the roster is. I wouldn't extend Bryce if we miss the playoffs and make him prove it in a contract year, while also finding a decent backup next offseason. Probably not going to be in a position to reach for a QB in the first round, and we sorely need defensive help in a loaded defensive draft