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I want to be proven wrong about Bryce Young, today is the first real step

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kungfoodude Grand Master

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24 minutes ago, Martin said:

I wouldn’t be surprised if it plays out this way, but I also wouldn’t be shocked if we hire a real GM this time. I think Tepper knows that is the right thing to do, but will he be able to put his ego aside and actually do it? That’s the question and probability is probably not that high. But…

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Yeah, unfortunately I don't think he has come to that realization yet. It seems his original idea of this basically being a hedge fund and him being able to be some revolutionary force is still alive and well.

The only shot we have is for him to eventually figure it out. I fear that is a small chance as he seems less than introspective. Frankly, at his age I don't expect that to get better. Those things rarely do for most people.

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1 hour ago, kungfoodude said:

Yeah, unfortunately I don't think he has come to that realization yet. It seems his original idea of this basically being a hedge fund and him being able to be some revolutionary force is still alive and well.

The only shot we have is for him to eventually figure it out. I fear that is a small chance as he seems less than introspective. Frankly, at his age I don't expect that to get better. Those things rarely do for most people.

He doesn't have a choice if he wants any coach of note, I think he gets that much. It's going to take a blank check and full control.

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4 minutes ago, MechaZain said:

He doesn't have a choice if he wants any coach of note, I think he gets that much. It's going to take a blank check and full control.

We will see. Reich took a blank check and no control. My fear is that is who we will get again. Someone that will take a big payday even though the situation is fuged.

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With a healthy field goal kicker and throwing out the almost TD that was  knocked out of the WR hand at the goal line, the TD called back by The dumb WR Marshal not covering the tackle, the Panthers could have won the game 17-6 or 17-9. My point is that Bryce Young and team  played a decent game, well enough to win except for dumb luck.

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30 minutes ago, KatsAzz said:

With a healthy field goal kicker and throwing out the almost TD that was  knocked out of the WR hand at the goal line, the TD called back by The dumb WR Marshal not covering the tackle, the Panthers could have won the game 17-6 or 17-9. My point is that Bryce Young and team  played a decent game, well enough to win except for dumb luck.

I have to disagree. Bryce was 11/18 for 94 yards. Take out the 1 pass for 46 yards, he was 10/17 for 48 yards. That is nothing short of pathetic. We could have won the game, but that would have been due to our defense and Hubbard, nothing to do with Bryce.

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1 hour ago, KatsAzz said:

With a healthy field goal kicker and throwing out the almost TD that was  knocked out of the WR hand at the goal line, the TD called back by The dumb WR Marshal not covering the tackle, the Panthers could have won the game 17-6 or 17-9. My point is that Bryce Young and team  played a decent game, well enough to win except for dumb luck.

It took a busted play with Chark 8+ yards open for Bryce to do anything positive. 

 

Need a plan B going into next year. I’d prefer if Bryce was plan B though. 

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