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Official Week 2: Panthers @ Cardinals Gameday Thread

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2 minutes ago, fanpanther said:

listening to the announcers talk about how great bryce young is makes me sick.  the announcers should say bryce young looks at least average when he gets down by several scores and the defense plays prevent and the game is out of reach.

Bryce has to be the most likable QB to have ever played in the NFL

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1 minute ago, The Lobo said:

Checkdowns and one good pass over the middle I guess makes them think it’s a good game by bryce. Cards took their foot off the gas the whole second half. 

The throw to Sanders (incompletion in the end zone) was a pretty good throw tbh, but the rest were this close to the LoS bullshit.

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