cranky

Perfect. You've watched the all 22 for the game. Now answer my question about why Bryce gets trashed after the loss. What specifically did he do or not do that caused the the Panthers to lose yesterday.

I asked a question and that's how he chose to reply. Seems like a simple way to comprehend something.

Your very post implys the loss is on him.

Well CRA just posted "It’s simple. We all saw with our own eyes." in response to my OP. That was easy.

Not trying to boost him with any "mythical narratives". It's's a simple question based upon stats and facts. Nothing mythical about it.

There are plenty of post trashing Bryce put up since yesterday. I'm sure you have seen them

I'll ask you like I asked mrcompletely11, what was it about this game that makes you believe the loss was his fault. I keep asking but no one has given me a specific reason yet. Just a simple question.

I simply asked about this one game. What was it about this game that makes you believe the loss was his fault.

Just curious some posters think the loss falls on him. He had a 96 Qb rating and PFF has him rated with the second highest offensive grade just behind Coker. Production wise, the offense had 14 first downs. Dowdle had 16 carries getting a single first down. His long run was 8 yards. If you take out that one run, he averaged 2.6 yds/carry over the remaining 15. Hubbard got 3 first downs with 8 carries. Bryce had 10 first downs either through the air or with his legs. yet he gets the blame for the loss. Even with a 96 QB rating, being rated with the second best pff score and him accounting for over 70% of all the first downs, I keep seeing people argue he was the reason they lost. Curious.

Yes, They even had a 50 yard kickoff return called back because of illegal formation. The defense stands out because of the total numbers but it was everyone and always at the absolute worse time

lol...can't disagree with that rather elegant discription.

We had 8 and the Saints had 8. But yeah, the defense couldn't stop them after the first quarter even with having them at 3rd and long multiple times ( they punted twice in the first quarter and never had to punt again).

When you blitz and leave the middle of the field completly wide open every time, it will fail every time. Don't know why he continued to call that blitz when it continously never worked.

Yes and yes but the Saints punted twice in the 1st quarter and then never had to punt again and they gave up 10 points in the fourth quarter. That with Canales calling a terrible game cost them.

And while they were flag happy, it only resulted in one 1st down for the Panthers.

I agree. That flag on Ekwonu when all he did was push Jordan was a joke.

I'm just illustrating how bad the penalties were against the Saints compared to the last two wins. Not cherry picking

D Brown had a roughing penalty 15 yards Horn had defensive holding giving them a first down There was a sack negated because of hands to the face or defensive holding - I can't remeber. Ransom has a personal foul moving the game winning TD from a 62 yard attempt to a 46 yard attempt. Juat way too many penalties at terrible times.

Not sure what you are trying to say. Against the Rams, the defense had 1 penalty for 5 yards resulting in 1 first down all game. Against the Falcons, the defenseive penalties came to 24 yards and 2 first downs.

The Panthers' defensive penalties accounted for 78 yards and 6 1st downs of the Saints total offense Sunday. For comparisons, the Saints rushed for 81 yards picking up 6 1st downs. So the defensive penalities contributed to the Saints offense as much as their own rushing game. You can't win games like that.

Except with Bryce. Chris doesn't like him. Even when they do well, he finds faults with him.

lol...haters gonna hate: That sack didn't lose the game but saying that was on BY is ridiculous. Look at the bottom left on the images. The time from the snap to when Bryce is sacked is 2 seconds at the most. And it was on his blind side. Saying that sack was on him and just showing your hate.

I saw enough after last year

Well there you go!

Against the Saints, Mayfield hit Egbuka in the end zone, but Egbuka dropped it—costing the Bucs six points. They ended up losing by four. Against the Falcons, Mooney fumbled with six Bucs around him, yet somehow he still came up with the football. Later, Cousins fumbled and apparently had a hand on the ball along with a Bucs defender. The refs awarded possession back to Atlanta. Pitts caught a TD with part of his body clearly landing out of bounds. Replays looked like his elbow was either down before or at the same his butt hit, but somehow the Falcons still got the touchdown. Either the Football Gods are smiling down on the Panthers, or the Bucs have seriously pissed them off. Either way, I’ll take it.