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2 hours ago, Shocker said:

Look at the roster when Cam was drafted to this team.  Compare to this team.  It’s laughable 

Will know more about this roster after next few weeks.  B young is so bad every player on the offense could be all pro and he would still bring them down.  Players cant throw to themselves and an oline can only hold a block for so long. 

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30 minutes ago, toldozer said:

He definitely made the right decision to step away. He would have had a mental breakdown trying to lead the defense through the Rhule Era.  I'd definitely take him at gm over Morgan. Luke is one of the smartest guys to ever do it and I'd trust him to nail a high percentage of picks from his film study acumen alone.

I don’t blame him one bit.  Even worse was the danger of another concussion.  Just wasn’t worth it. 

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The Panthers traded with the Chicago Bears to acquire the 2023 No. 1 overall pick to draft Young, who is 0-2 this season. His Total QBR this season (8.9) is third worst over a two-game stretch since ESPN began using the metric in 2011.

The Panthers have been outscored 73-13 the first two weeks, with their only touchdown coming on a scramble by Young that initially was ruled a fumble. The 60-point differential is the worst by a team in the first two games since 2019.

Carolina's offensive efficiency rating (.70) through two games ranks last out of 608 instances for Weeks 1-2 since it was first tracked in 2006, and they have converted two of 22 third-down opportunities, worst in the NFL.

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