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Panthers possibly trading Thielen?

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39 minutes ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

You could literally, put them in a full body suit and not be able to tell which one is which running routes.

Thielen just has better hands.

Strong disagree on this take.   They both serve the same role.  But how they run their routes and go about getting there ain’t the same.    Renfrow runs some of the most distinct routes in all the NFL….its necessary for him because of his size issues.  

Renfrow couldn’t make a rec league if did everything like AT out there with worse hands.  They arent similar route runners.  They do try to achieve the same outcome for their teams though  


 

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I’d let AT make the decision if he wants to go or not.  He’s earned it.  We don’t need to make the trade, but he also doesn’t have much tread left on the tires…  it could give us assets while allowing him to possibly compete for more in his final year or two.  Let him decide.

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i was about five rows back in the corner end zone last season @atlanta 

Thielen runs the offense. He signals to bryce about coverages after presnap motions, and multiple times was showing other players where to get set.

They're not going to trade him. After seeing it live, he's probably the most important part of the passing offense, as it is. 

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1 minute ago, Proudiddy said:

I’d let AT make the decision if he wants to go or not.  He’s earned it.  We don’t need to make the trade, but he also doesn’t have much tread left on the tires…  it could give us assets while allowing him to possibly compete for more in his final year or two.  Let him decide.

He's from Minnesota, his wife is from Minnesota, his family is in Minnesota, pretty sure his primary residence is still in Minnesota. I think I already know the answer to this, but yeah, I agree that I would put it to him like in large part because I'm 99% sure I already know the answer.

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i was about five rows back in the corner end zone last season @atlanta 

Thielen runs the offense. He signals to bryce about coverages after presnap motions, and multiple times was showing other players where to get set.

They're not going to trade him. After seeing it live, he's probably the most important part of the passing offense, as it is. 

If your 3rd year QB still needs a WR to run the offense pre-snap you're already fuged. If this is the case, then I think we NEED to move Thielen because we need to see if Bryce can do it.

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3 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

i was about five rows back in the corner end zone last season @atlanta 

Thielen runs the offense. He signals to bryce about coverages after presnap motions, and multiple times was showing other players where to get set.

They're not going to trade him. After seeing it live, he's probably the most important part of the passing offense, as it is. 

I've seen that it's pretty much done and the compensation is a 3rd day draft pick. Canales is safe, it's put up or shut up time for BY. 

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If your 3rd year QB still needs a WR to run the offense pre-snap you're already fuged. If this is the case, then I think we NEED to move Thielen because we need to see if Bryce can do it.

obviously you know what i think about this 

they're ostensibly trying to win this season. now at the trade deadline thats a different story 

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3 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

I've seen that it's pretty much done and the compensation is a 3rd day draft pick. Canales is safe, it's put up or shut up time for BY. 

i haven't seen that anywhere, but if its true it makes me think of what (former panthers offensive lineman with a radio show name escapes me) said last season that he doesn't think Canales likes Bryce and wants him gone. 

the offense was atrocious last season without Thielen. I think that was far more about him being out than Andy being in. 

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2 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

i haven't seen that anywhere, but if its true it makes me think of what (former panthers offensive lineman with a radio show name escapes me) said last season that he doesn't think Canales likes Bryce and wants him gone. 

the offense was atrocious last season without Thielen. I think that was far more about him being out than Andy being in. 

Welp, if it’s done, then we just pulled the pin.  Good.

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6 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

) said last season that he doesn't think Canales likes Bryce and wants him gone. 

 

It’s like everyone forgets, Canales got Tepper to green light ending the Bryce Young experiment just 2 games into the season.  THAT happened.  And I still say all the investments on O have been one that doesn’t factor in Young.

Bryce’s rise from the literal grave….wasn’t planned or the vision IMO.  Bryce IMO fugged up the plan.   Now we are in no man’s land 

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