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Bryce Young is a problem — what would you do if you were Dan Morgan?


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6 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

There are only 3 options for bryce/panthers after this season

 

1. Extend him

2. Pick up the 5th year option basically tying him to the team for 2 more years

3. Trade him

4. And College football analyst 

Bryce has run out of runway.

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1 hour ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

I'd argue his value is at rock bottom currently.

 

And hell no to all those QBs you listed.

 

Sorry, man. The tank is here. Embrace it for the 2026 #1

I can't watch 16 more games of this - you're literally not even trying to win games and what are you actually tanking for?

This is a mediocre QB Draft class. You'd have to get yourself excited about hugely flawed prospects. 

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11 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

I can't watch 16 more games of this - you're literally not even trying to win games and what are you actually tanking for?

This is a mediocre QB Draft class. You'd have to get yourself excited about hugely flawed prospects. 

You say it's mediocre before this CFB season has been played. There will be a star to rise

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Build the damn team, this team is so qb thirsty it’s been draining the talent around the team for sometime now 

if Morgan can’t draft well replace him, Canales should also be on the hot seat too.

Find a philosophy or identity, build it through the draft and free agency, then go QB hunting 

we been ass backwards as a franchise since 2020 

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6 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

It’s true but last year was the same deal.  Too early to tell but Ward would not be successful in Carolina either.

Good oline, WR options, young TEs and good RB group. It's not perfect but a decent QB should be putting up 20+ points a game. No idea about Ward yet but a decent backup level QB should be competitive most weeks even with a limp D. It just feels that way because the scheme is so limited with the current QB ane his limitations. 

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5 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

It’s true but last year was the same deal.  Too early to tell but Ward would not be successful in Carolina either.

I mean it's more than too early he has played a single game lol. He could be another Anthony Richardson or he could take his lumps and become a better QB for it. Here in Carolina there are multiple problems but I'm tired of the hit dog mentality. There are QB's who could at least have this team competitive. I've never expected a winning season but we don't have to be so downbad we are getting blown out by previously 4 win teams.

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23 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Good oline, WR options, young TEs and good RB group. It's not perfect but a decent QB should be putting up 20+ points a game. No idea about Ward yet but a decent backup level QB should be competitive most weeks even with a limp D. It just feels that way because the scheme is so limited with the current QB ane his limitations. 

 

21 minutes ago, frankw said:

I mean it's more than too early he has played a single game lol. He could be another Anthony Richardson or he could take his lumps and become a better QB for it. Here in Carolina there are multiple problems but I'm tired of the hit dog mentality. There are QB's who could at least have this team competitive. I've never expected a winning season but we don't have to be so downbad we are getting blown out by previously 4 win teams.

I was more getting at the idea that a top pick isn't necessarily going to land a better QB prospect.  We can’t evaluate talent.

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7 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

We already have a bad vet on the team. They will let Young crash and burn one more game before he's benched again and will ride Andy for as long as they can until the season is over. If Andy goes down then I'm not sure what they do. 

Forfeit the season and give us all some relief.

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10 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

 

I was more getting at the idea that a top pick isn't necessarily going to land a better QB prospect.  We can’t evaluate talent.

Or pick it if it's there. I agree but I still expect them to do it the right way even knowing they won't. It's why thr huddle is usually right more than the team...

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