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[Bootleg Football] You care a lot about the Panthers, you just don't know it yet.

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10 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

Kinda a weird gerrymander of an argument you’re trying to do here. Goff started as the backup his first season (something Bryce did not get) and in the 7 games he started he lost them all, with more int than TD, and a 48 QBR. So yeah you’re right, ppl who call a QB a bust after 1 season with a horrible coaching staff usually look foolish in the long run. It’s almost like the situation you walk into highly matters, even for #1 picks. 

Goff was a pro bowler by year 2 and his first prepped as the starter going in….and comes with textbook check marks physically.  That’s not a BY comp. 

and BY had the best staff in Panther history…..until BY stunk as a rookie.  

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1 minute ago, frankw said:

Goff threw for all those yards and touchdowns and go look at his WR room that year. Not a single 1k WR. Even Cupp didn't even crack 900 yards.

I’m just going to assume this is a joke 

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12 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

Brother, you completely missed the point. 

Gurley had a phenomenal season without a doubt but the fact is he was practically their best receiver. That's not a glowing statement for the WR room. And again. Goff was 7th in the entire league in yards per pass attempt in his first full season as a starter. This past season he was 2nd in the league in yards per pass attempt only behind Lamar Jackson. Meanwhile our QB has thrown for more than 300 yards in a game just once across 28 career starts. Goff has thrown for 300 or more yards in 43 games. They do not belong in the same conversation.

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