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NextGen Passing Chart - Week 3


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1 hour ago, panthers55 said:

In 2 seconds how many can get deep? That how much time he had if you are paying attention.

I mean, sure it's a valid point, but you must remember that it's an average. Bryce Young had 2.46 seconds to pass on average. The average in general across the league is around 2.5 to 2.9 seconds, meaning that, sure, it was somewhat shorter, but you still take your shots when you can get them, and hopefully connect. 

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32 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

So the Panthers beat a division rival 30-0 and you guys are on here to show how bad Bryce Young is?! So you don't really want Carolina to win. You want them to win the way you think they should win. With who you want them to win with.

Do you have any idea how goofy this ish is? 

well we got a football next week and a whole bunch more after that....

how many QBs you think are going to gift us like Penix did going forward? I'd say not many.  Likely none.  So, yeah, reality of what we are still matters.   Unless Penix is going to take the field Sunday and lay an egg in New England our bad offense is still what we need to see get on track and show improvement. 

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25 minutes ago, CRA said:

well we got a football next week and a whole bunch more after that....

how many QBs you think are going to gift us like Penix did going forward? I'd say not many.  Likely none.  So, yeah, reality of what we are still matters.   Unless Penix is going to take the field Sunday and lay an egg in New England our bad offense is still what we need to see get on track and show improvement. 

Last week, the QB finished strong. Ended up with 300+ yards and 3 TDs. That wasn't good enough because it was against a "soft zone" defense, and he "failed when it mattered". This week, he made the plays he needed to and allowed the defense to dominate without taking chances. Now he didn't pass for enough yards for you. Some of you can't see how you look for the negatives. I can find negatives for every player on every team in every game. Just mindboggling to me that you're a fan of a team you don't even want to see win - unless it's on your terms. Just enjoy the win. Geez.

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10 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

Last week, the QB finished strong. Ended up with 300+ yards and 3 TDs. That wasn't good enough because it was against a "soft zone" defense, and he "failed when it mattered". This week, he made the plays he needed to and allowed the defense to dominate without taking chances. Now he didn't pass for enough yards for you. Some of you can't see how you look for the negatives. I can find negatives for every player on every team in every game. Just mindboggling to me that you're a fan of a team you don't even want to see win - unless it's on your terms. Just enjoy the win. Geez.

I mean, Bryce did dig us a massive hole last week before playing well against soft D and then folding like a lawn chair when they had to start playing stingy again out of need. And we did play a team that turned the ball over at will yesterday while failing to do much as cross their own 30 yard line all game long allowing us to win 30-0 while passing for 121 yards and 0 TDs with a 5 yards per attempt average.

I don't think we learned anything new about Bryce yesterday. Whatever you thought of him going into yesterday you probably still think.

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18 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

Last week, the QB finished strong. Ended up with 300+ yards and 3 TDs. That wasn't good enough because it was against a "soft zone" defense, and he "failed when it mattered". This week, he made the plays he needed to and allowed the defense to dominate without taking chances. Now he didn't pass for enough yards for you. Some of you can't see how you look for the negatives. I can find negatives for every player on every team in every game. Just mindboggling to me that you're a fan of a team you don't even want to see win - unless it's on your terms. Just enjoy the win. Geez.

last week the QB finished horrifically when the gimme ball was taken off the table.  Couldn't move the ball 1 yard when it mattered. 

Bryce Young is a backup caliber QB.  The issue is the issue.  This game altered nothing in the Bryce convo.  It was a variant of last years AZ game only in this game the opposing QB was comically bad and they gifted us one. 

The people calling out the O and the issue in Carolina....are making the most easy and in your face call.  It's not even in the realm of controversial in reality.  Bryce Young is not what any team wants at the QB spot.   We don't need to keep this silliness up past this year.

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1 hour ago, TD alt said:

I mean, sure it's a valid point, but you must remember that it's an average. Bryce Young had 2.46 seconds to pass on average. The average in general across the league is around 2.5 to 2.9 seconds, meaning that, sure, it was somewhat shorter, but you still take your shots when you can get them, and hopefully connect. 

Of course. He missed some shots and threw over or behind some receivers. It wasn't a great performance and Atl brought real pressure. It was great to see the defense play so well that Bryce didn't have to be perfect to win. That is what makes football such a great team sport. One side can pick up the other. The defense bailed out the offense and special teams while special teams kept Atlanta in the hole most of the day.

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39 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We got people dunking over 16/24 for 121 yards and 0 TDs, 2 carries for 8 yards like it was an impressive achievement. I mean... that says everything about how it's been going.

He’s a backup caliber player and these are backup caliber stats. This is his realistic good game. 

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16 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

Most QBs so far this year have looked mid 

all though this is the norm for young, beating the falcons ass, just like last year, he deserves a little leeway, regardless if you think he’s long term answer or not 

Bryce vs the Falcons: 3-1
vs literally anyone else: 4-25
 

Get a real qb, make Bryce a backup like his skill set indicates, and trot him out twice a year. 

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4 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

Bryce vs the Falcons: 3-1
vs literally anyone else: 4-25
 

Get a real qb, make Bryce a backup like his skill set indicates, and trot him out twice a year. 

I agree at the end of the day but yall pissing on a fire ant hill bringing it up after that ass whooping yesterday lol

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8 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

I agree at the end of the day but yall pissing on a fire ant hill bringing it up after that ass whooping yesterday lol

And the defense should get all the credit. Offense did mostly nothing. 

it was a 10 point game until Penix handed off a ball to the DB for six in the third quarter. 

even if you think the game flow indicated the passes and playcalling, the panthers couldn’t move the ball at all. Their fg was in the second was from the 40. 

But I guess the offense did better than the jj McCarthey led Vikings. 

put that in the ring of honor. 

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