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Will the Real Shady Please Stand Up?


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i think he could be decent with a strong pass pro o line and running game.  our o line melted when they started playing normal nfl defense again and got out of prevent.  Not many qbs can succeed when they know you have to throw and cant get 2 seconds clean in the pocket.  

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On 9/14/2025 at 7:12 PM, KSpan said:

Which is not a particularly high bar in and of itself.

Dude threw for almost 400 yards, and carried the offense on all of the second half touchdown drives. On the last one we only ran once in 13 plays and still scored. That is called "asserting your will". Typically it's in the run game, but we managed it passing. 

If Canales can somehow find a way to also run the ball, the Panthers probably win that game because the final drive wouldn't have been such a cluster fug. 

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6 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dude threw for almost 400 yards, and carried the offense on all of the second half touchdown drives. On the last one we only ran once in 13 plays and still scored. That is called "asserting your will". Typically it's in the run game, but we managed it passing. 

If Canales can somehow find a way to also run the ball, the Panthers probably win that game because the final drive wouldn't have been such a cluster fug. 

It amazes me that people still fall for Bryce padding stats against prevent defense. He looked like trash to start off the game because the Cardinals were running their game plan. Once up big they started focusing on containment with their rush and soft zone coverage just to avoid giving up chunk plays. Why? I don't know. NFL coaches for the most part are just super conservative and risk averse. Let's stop doing what's working spectacularly because we're scared. As soon as they were forced to abandon the prevent D and go back to playing aggressively Bryce went right back to looking like trash again immediately.

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1 hour ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dude threw for almost 400 yards, and carried the offense on all of the second half touchdown drives. On the last one we only ran once in 13 plays and still scored. That is called "asserting your will". Typically it's in the run game, but we managed it passing. 

If Canales can somehow find a way to also run the ball, the Panthers probably win that game because the final drive wouldn't have been such a cluster fug. 

lol. 

3rd quarter - The Cardinals were up 24 points and Carolina got to touch the ball once.  Here is what the Cards set up for them in the 3rd quarter to eat clock.  

run

TE checkdown

TE checkdown

run

run 

RB check down

TE checkdown 

run

TE checkdown

incomplete

TE checkdown

run

now they finally arrive end at the 4 yard line and finally hits a WR , and he hits Renfrow in the endzone.  

THAT is not asserting your will.  That's not NFL QB play.  That is the Cardinals allowing a bad team to bleed the clock and take up the entire quarter. 

 

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Box score reverse analysis. For those that watched the game it was pathetic, both teams. At least Arizona can say their starting backfield were all injured...which makes the last drive even worse for Young. 

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

It amazes me that people still fall for Bryce padding stats against prevent defense. He looked like trash to start off the game because the Cardinals were running their game plan. Once up big they started focusing on containment with their rush and soft zone coverage just to avoid giving up chunk plays. Why? I don't know. NFL coaches for the most part are just super conservative and risk averse. Let's stop doing what's working spectacularly because we're scared. As soon as they were forced to abandon the prevent D and go back to playing aggressively Bryce went right back to looking like trash again immediately.

Poor football IQ from those who think Bryce "balled out".

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Bryce had three drives that mattered in that game.  The first two which resulted in turnovers and made it a multi score deficit and the last drive which was as ugly and as incompetent as it could be.  Everything in between was basic soft strategic concession by the Cardinals.  They almost played too loose and flirted with concern, so they locked in one last time and made BY9 look like a bum despite multiple friendly whistles.  

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3 hours ago, CPcavedweller said:

Dude threw for almost 400 yards, and carried the offense on all of the second half touchdown drives. On the last one we only ran once in 13 plays and still scored. That is called "asserting your will". Typically it's in the run game, but we managed it passing. 

If Canales can somehow find a way to also run the ball, the Panthers probably win that game because the final drive wouldn't have been such a cluster fug. 

The multiple posts above me pretty much said it all.

Arizona did literally everything in their power to gift the game to Carolina, which is why Bryce padded some stats, and Bryce and the team STILL couldn't get it done. Dude is just not good enough to build on, full stop.

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On 9/14/2025 at 7:10 PM, CPcavedweller said:

The highs in this game, and Atlanta, certainly are Pro Bowl level. 

Every QB makes the pro bowl when you subtract their turnovers, bad throws, and shitty decisions.

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It's a feedback loop...bad playcalls make the players look bad, bad players make the playcalling look bad. It's just a carousel of fk ups to be honest. Someone is chitting down their leg on almost every play and obviously the quarterback is prone to doing that the most since they handle the ball every snap and we leveraged 3 years of our future to get him. 

As bad as we've been I actually do believe they can turn it around, I just don't believe they will.

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On 9/14/2025 at 7:34 PM, electro's horse said:

Guys. 

Arizona went prevent in the second half and stopped blitzing  

and they all got hurt  

and when it mattered, with the refs on his side, nothing  

 

No matter how many times it’s said, they just can’t hear it or don’t want to.  Either way it’s tiresome having to point it out every single time.  The kid can’t play at this level.  Period.

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