Matthias

To think we traded up to the number one pick, just to get a bad game managing QB who is below average human male size.

The Cards are losing all their players, and they already won the game an hour ago.

Time for Tush Push?

Canales being interviewed going into the lockeroom at half...

To think we had two quality QBs in their prime pass right through the Carolinas, and are now playing competitive football elsewhere.

A neeeeeeeeeeeew record.

Yeah, we have to start looking to build our team up overall, and do our QB search from a free agency perspective and draft QB talent in the latter rounds. We actually went through two quality QBs in Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield. Think about what they would be doing right now with the talent of T-Mac? So this is what we must do and stick with the quality veteran, because right now there is no rookie superstar in these drafts. (At least not on paper.)

And South Carolina stinks again.

Listen, I got nothing personal against Bryce. I personally watched the first half of the game before I had to go to work. My mind on his performance at that time was 'If he doesn't throw that interception and have that fumble, we could have made it a game, even have the lead'. Yet after seeing all the breakdowns of his game, and particularly the one in the OP, I conclude Bryce's game is completely terrible. Yes, our defense stinks, but against a team like Jacksonville, they probably would have done much better if we had competent play at the QB spot. Competent QB play would have limited the amount of times they were on the field. Which would have eliminated a lot of those big runs by virtue of not being on the field, or if Trevor Lawrence throwing the ball in a down-a-score scenario. I hate it and I don't really like the negative talk surrounding one guy. However, it's just too obvious Bryce might be holding the team back. Even more than our defense is holding us back.

When I read a lot of threads and posts on here, I believe It's possible some of you might be on the PFF payroll.

All of you who keep posting up these PFF numbers, this is why I don't pay much attention if any to all that stuff. Give me the real stats! Give me the real performance of a player. Stop all this moneyball stuff. The A's never won anything on that stuff. If I 'm not mistaken, we probably got former PFF employees in our scouting department. And the results of that seem to be showing.

Bryce after the Cardinals game next week....

Caleb Williams is a bad QB.

But his actual stats makes me yawn. Now, would he be an upgrade compared to the safeties we currently have? Maybe, maybe not. Yet if you ask me, I wouldn't say he is someone to get excited about. The Patriots after all did release him.

Man, we're desperate around here. I had to look at Peppers' stats to see if I'm missing something, but no, he's an average guy at best. Nothing impressive at all in his stats. He's not a true safety at all, and I'm kind of annoyed with the jack of all trades players at this point. Of course I see the PFF scores and everything, but I'm old school. I believe the stats tell more about the player than the analytics. This ain't moneyball here. (haha) The best players put up numbers. And when I look at the numbers, Peppers is just another player running around on the field.

If it was said Julius Peppers is available, I would listen.

It's funny because Bryce spent the entire offseason preparing to play the season with an offensive group that included Thielen. Now Thielen is gone, Legette didn't really show much in the preseason (also coming off a relative injury), things like this might put a wrench in Bryce's rhythm. Too many of us think Jalen Coker is about to play like Randy Moss. But, it is what it is.

Remember DJ Johnson was a 3rd round pick for this team.

No loyalty whatsoever if this happens.

It's funny they want two impact players. You might could argue two impact players is all we have on this team.

Sanders made good, accurate throws. Definitely NFL quality. Whether or not the Panthers defense is bad, doesn't take away from what he was able to do in the game. He has potential to be good in this league. That said, I wouldn't say he dominated us or anything like that. From the highlights of the game I watched, his better stuff came in the 2nd and 3rd quarters. (and by the 3rd, even the starters that were playing, were out) And yes, I'm glad the Saints didn't take him.

Here are some highlights... He is now linebacker 1 for the team.

I take this back, Ray Lewis is an inch shorter than this guy. We've signed a super Ray Lewis.

We just signed Ray Lewis' clone.