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Blame Bryce Young!


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Bryce is the reason we decimated our defense in order to spend money to upgrade the offensive line to give him more protection, only to have him play so poorly that he was benched two games into the season. Gosh, I can't stand that unmotivated midget who spent the first four months of the off-season watching Netflix and Youtube instead of fixing his footwork and improving his game. It's one thing to be physically extremely limited, but it's another to be such a lazy bum who couldn't even bother to put in the work after having an all-time stinker of a rookie season. Not to mention, he refused to throw at the combine and put on a bunch of fake water weight to tip the scales at over 200 lbs in order to maintain his draft position. Where the fug is his competitive fire? Where is his pride and his sense of responsibility not only for himself but also for his teammates and the Panthers organization that's paying him millions? What did we do to deserve this disgraceful, soft, apathetic disaster of a quarterback? 

P.S. I blame Tepper for his incompetence too. He sure can pick them losers. 

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7 minutes ago, Dave Gettleman's Shorts said:

Bryce deserves a lot of the blame 

but a lot of the contributors on defense were hand picked by Evero himself in offseason just because they had prior connections

  • nick scott
  • Jordan fuller
  • Josey jewell
  • A'shawn Robinson (only decent player)
  • troy hill (who hasn't performed well this season compared to last)

Nick scott might be the most frustrating secondary player since nakamura

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9 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

Bryce deserves 0 blame for this team being 1-3 in games he doesn’t play in. 

Bryce deserves all the blame for the sorry state of our defense, because we deliberately dismantled it in order to shore up the O line and give him more weapons, only to have his sorry ass waste this precious second opportunity because he was too lazy to skip Netflix for actually working on his craft. 

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Just now, MRenshaw said:

Bryce deserves all the blame for the sorry state of our defense, because we deliberately dismantled it in order to shore up the O line and give him more weapons, only to his sorry ass waste this precious second opportunity because he was too lazy to skip Netflix for actually working on his craft. 

Dismantled what? Brown and Luvu were the only good players last year and Luvu wasn’t staying. Burns was absolute arm tackling trash that would fit with this current defense perfectly but any Amazon driver can do that for 10% pay

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5 minutes ago, strato said:

Personally, but him being here is a big factor. The sacrifices made in the name of Young were crippling.

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Morgan getting a huge pass.  He basically orchestrated a save Bryce Young mission going into this season and he was benched in 2 games. 
 

that was the selling point of the HC no other team looked at.  Canales is a green newb, meh OC, and basically the only real plus sold to us is he could fix Bryce 

that was the point of guards and our allocation of money.  Support and make life easy on the young QB.  It’s what our D is a joke and was going in 

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2 hours ago, strato said:

Personally, but him being here is a big factor. The sacrifices made in the name of Young were crippling.

This is fuggin asinine thinking.  Bryce didn’t make us give up any fuggin thing.  He of course wanted to be #1 who wouldn’t.  Bryce has no blame at all for being drafted by the shet franchise.  Wake up

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