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Bryce Young hasn't cleared 200 passing yards in a single game in that window. Meanwhile, Rico Dowdle has put together the greatest 5 game stretch of rushing production in Panthers history. And RBs have sort of been our thing, so there is ample competition. This team hasn't been lead by Bryce Young in that stretch. Those wins are simplistically 3 things. Schedule, Rico, and defense. -
By PNW_PantherMan · Posted
Hard to say but I think part of it is player development. But not every player will succeed in developing further in the NFL level. I think what may contribute to it, at least equally, is having the luxury to pick your guy. They didn't have to trade up and get Mahomes. They chose to based on the fact that they liked the prospect, the trade up cost, etc. It wasn't a forced move. It was a move they chose to make rationally and not based emotions. -
2003 was a different time, man. And as mentioned before Jake was never expected to be a franchise QB, bryce was expected to be that and more. Funny enough, Jake's career passer rating is higher than Bryce's despite how favorable the league is to QBs now vs. when Jake played.
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