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A Bleak Picture Concerning Bryce


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1 minute ago, Wundrbread33 said:

To explain why it doesn’t matter. Thought that was clear.

 

Cam contributed to his team getting better. 
 

Bryce contributed to his team getting worse.
 

Now that’s something that isn’t debatable.

Cool but Cam not having to carry a offense is a big plus.. Whether you admit it or not.. Having a number 1 Wr a good Oline, 2 TE and 2 1,000 yard backs was a asset..  Love Cam above others but he didn’t make Smitty or Shockey, then Oline or Dwill and Stew.. They were Pro bowlers before he got here.. 

BY has none of this..

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3 hours ago, Johnstonny said:

Bryce was a 4th round take a flyer pic IMO....not sure what the talent evaluators saw but feel bad for him...hope its a good story and he rises above it...

He didn't even have a great final year at Alabama once he lost his best weapons. No clue why that and him not throwing at the combine, walking around in a hoodie and backpack because he probably gained 15 pounds of water weight, etc weren't major red flags. People say he didn't ask to come here but he did everything he could pre draft to cover up his weaknesses so yeah he kinda did

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7 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

You don't get it. You're using the benefit of hindsight. Going into the 2011 season we had no idea if Smitty would or could bounce back. Very few players in that situation do. Having a legit franchise QB feeding them the ball certainly helps.

Since you want to make caveat because this is a dumb point..

Because the original statement was 

Cam had a better supporting cast his rookie season..  That’s what happened no matter what happens the rest of the season this will be a fact.. This isn’t a prediction this fact.. 

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4 minutes ago, recceice said:

Cool but Cam not having to carry a offense is a big plus.. Whether you admit it or not.. Having a number 1 Wr a good Oline, 2 TE and 2 1,000 yard backs was a asset..  Love Cam above others but he didn’t make Smitty or Shockey, then Oline or Dwill and Stew.. They were Pro bowlers before he got here.. 

BY has none of this..

What are you talking about? Cam carried every single offense he was on here in Carolina, but if you want to nitpick 2011 was arguably the best supporting cast he ever had and it was all downhill from there. Cam looked the part from day one and elevated the team around him. Bryce has proven himself to be tough but has shown absolutely zero of Cam's intangibles and he also has inferior physical traits to not only Can, but for the position in general. There is no comparison.

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6 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Some dude said it might be “4-5 years until the light turns on.”

 

Fade me and move the team. Either order. Imagine being so delusional to think that’s acceptable. 

Brother its going to be 4-5 years before the team is able to win.

Barring a Tua-like turn around and other miracles, the future is already over for any panther success.

Another dog pile is if they team was just average, they'd be leading this shitty NFC south. 

Team is devoid of talent and the couple plus/above average players are soon-to-be free agents form a ONE win team........there are no difference makers on the roster. 

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3 minutes ago, recceice said:

Since you want to make caveat because this is a dumb point..

Because the original statement was 

Cam had a better supporting cast his rookie season..  That’s what happened no matter what happens the rest of the season this will be a fact.. This isn’t a prediction this fact.. 

Yes, so I broke down what the actual players looked like going into the season. Franchise QBs make everyone look better. Greg Olsen tells everyone who:ll listen that Cam made his career.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Yes, so I broke down what the actual players looked like going into the season. Franchise QBs make everyone look better. Greg Olsen tells everyone who:ll listen that Cam made his career.

What did that have to do with what actually happened.. 

Even your breakdown was BS.. 

Because nobody thought we had a number 1 WR like Smitty before this season..

We didn’t have 2 1,000 yard backs or 2 TE the level of Shockey or Olsen… 

The Oline wasn’t coming into the season injured and Gross and Kali are way better then Ickey and Bosaman

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3 hours ago, emhoward said:

Got happy feet expecting the rush to cave on him quick. Got stuck on one particular read in his progression and totally missed Thielin flash open. Saw Thielin late and threw to him but by the then the defender recovered and almost picked it off. 

Bad play and rep by Bryce. No defending it. 

You should look at all of it in Winks’ account on X

it is putrid how many times Tommy Tremble was open

….and what’s with Young hopping around 

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