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Official Week 3: Panthers vs. Falcons Gameday Thread


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9 minutes ago, CRA said:

Bryce hasn’t really done anything….which is largely the signature to a Panther win.  Don’t be  a trainwreck and hope our RBs or D have an abnormal day to get a win.   It’s backup level QB play. 

and that’s been basically every win we have found in his career.  Minus the one anomaly game. 

but yeah, he hasn’t kept us from winning a game Penix gift wrapped.  Thats 100% correct.   But Bryce hasn’t looked like a starting NFL QB a single game this season.  And it’s year 3. 

Stop crying 

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1 minute ago, CPantherKing said:

Winning like this with a QB who throws 120 yards & no TDs? Is this a sustainable winning formula?

Could this be the turnaround game to a winning team? 🤔 

Well defensively Scourton starting and Princely getting a decent snap count somehow coincided with having a pass rush.

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Just now, frankw said:

Comparing simply acknowledging the reality of what it takes for our offense to be successful with Bryce Young against subpar competition to people being racist towards Cam Newton despite him being rookie of the year and league MVP is beyond the pale.

Mods give this guy a vacation. Enough is enough.

It takes a lot less time to state the minimum metric for QBs than it does to feign disgust. Do you have that stat line in mind yet, or are you going to continue to try and deflect?

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