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Doesn't it get tired just arguing the same point over and over no matter what's happening? It was posted as a way to bash Bryce, someone says all the offenses that run very often are near the bottom. Then it erupts in to the same people making comment after comment about how bad bryce is. There is no conversation, there is no dialogue, there's no football talk that doesnt just devolve in to how bad Bryce is. There are other conversations about the team that could be had. -
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By Butterflyj30 · Posted
On NFL Power Rankings we have moved up from last place to the 21slot we jumped 8 points the Saints are in last place now Rank 21 8 Carolina Panthers 1-2 Three of the Panthers’ seven victories with Bryce Young starting at quarterback have come against Atlanta. He’s 3-1 against the Falcons and 4-25 against the rest of the league, which is strange, but no one is going to sneeze at a 30-zip whooping after the uninspired 0-2 start. In the first 96 minutes of the season, the Panthers were outscored 53-13. Since then, it has been a 49-0 edge for Carolina. They certainly feel like a more confident operation right now, especially defensively. There are still some warts that could come out against stronger teams, but this suddenly doesn’t look close to the worst defense in the league. Chau Smith-Wade had a pick-six, Mike Jackson added a pick and Christian Rozeboom and A’Shawn Robinson were highly disruptive. This might not be the 1985 Bears, but the Panthers’ no-name defense has come alive. NFL Power Rankings, Week 4: Lions and Chargers vault into top five, while Colts crack top 10
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