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Can Bryce Young lead Panthers to a deep playoff run?

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Couldn’t edit the above post but wanted to add I will say Young is doing things that Cam should have done that I don’t remember him doing much of. He took his off-seasons off. Young is at SMU throwing to his WRs which, damn right I like to see that. 
Then I think, a guy with his negatives to overcome, would do that type of stuff though.  He’d be used to it. Business as usual. He has done that to succeed his whole life. I definitely value that type of ‘want to’ in my football players 

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On 7/7/2023 at 1:05 PM, Sgt Schultz said:

Atlanta's offseason has me scratching my head a bit.

I kind of think that Arthur Smith is looking to replicate what he had on the Titans. Strong running game and a game manager qb with some big play potential. Pair that up with a tough and active defense.

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On 7/8/2023 at 3:20 AM, CPantherKing said:

The answer is no.

Bryce Young may have 1 playoff win during his rookie contract.

As long as Young is the QB, the Panthers will need to have a championship defense/DC and an offensive play caller who can manage to average more than 2 GWDs per season.

Currently, the Panthers do not check any of these boxes.

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A deep run? Going to depend on a lot of luck in regards to injuries plus who the first draw is.

Can he get us to the playoffs? The team nearly got there with an offense piloted by Ben McAdoo & Sam Darnold. The coaching staff and QB position have been upgraded, and there's an argument to be made that the defense was upgraded as well (at least from a coaching perspective). The WR room lost it's #1 WR but there's no doubt that the room as a whole has gotten more talented (Thielen, Chark, Marshall, Mingo, and Shenault alone is a solid overall room, nevermind whoever the 6th WR will be).

The division is winnable, that much is for certain. The Bucs are tumbling, full stop. The Falcons are hoping to run an offense similar to what Smith did in Tennessee but with Ridder/Robinson rather than Tannehill/Henry, but do they have a defense that can support that type of offensive approach? How the Saints look this season will dictate a lot.

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Anything short of an undefeated MVP season will be seen has a failure 

Jk, that's what people were acting like when we drafted him , I got called a Karen and laughed off the board for daring to suggest we wouldn't be world beaters this season 

I just want him to develop confidence while we continue adding pieces, I don't know how long it will take to get back to the promised land , but I feel like he will be the one to lead us there 

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On 7/7/2023 at 3:38 PM, CamWhoaaCam said:

Deep playoff run?

 

I think NFC Championship is a realistic possibility. The only teams I think we would have trouble beating are the Eagles/49ers. If we can avoid one of those teams before the NFC Championship game why not?

 

The NFC is pretty weak overall especially when it comes to QB play. If we were in the AFC this would be a obvious hell no. Maybe im overconfident, but I truly believe we can beat any team in the NFC besides Eagles/49ers.

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