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Adam Thielen on Young


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I don't think it can be underestimated how much that both Bryce and AT relied on that connection. 

They elevated each others play. Frankly, we haven't had anyone AS capable of filling that void. 

Not to say in the end we won't be better off because all these potentially future core players like TMac, Coker, Horn, etc are getting more reps and accelerating those learning curves.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

No, he did want to go back to Minny. That was a real thing. Given the newer resources we had, it was the overall correct decision to trade him away. It definitely didn't make us a better team in the short term but it may yet make us a better team in the long term. 

It was always going to suck to lose him but it was the correct decision to make for him and us.

Idk. I do believe we have 1 more win in the first few games if AT was here. That does matter. Renfrow was put in the AT role, and him and Young had no connection early on.

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3 minutes ago, PadresPanthersFan said:

This is the kind of trade that worked out for everyone.  We opened up a spot for our young wr to get reps for a guy who will retire at the end of the year and got solid draft pick compensation.  Thielen also got to go home. The only one it didn't work for was the vikings 

It worked for the Vikes, they are gonna turn a huge profit this year.

 

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22 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

No, he did want to go back to Minny. That was a real thing. Given the newer resources we had, it was the overall correct decision to trade him away. It definitely didn't make us a better team in the short term but it may yet make us a better team in the long term. 

It was always going to suck to lose him but it was the correct decision to make for him and us.

Short term is the key point. Those first two games without him where pretty bad. They still aren't back to where they were offensively but they are getting better. Hopefully Tet continues to improve and Coker eventually returns - and stays healthy.

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5 minutes ago, cranky said:

Short term is the key point. Those first two games without him where pretty bad. They still aren't back to where they were offensively but they are getting better. Hopefully Tet continues to improve and Coker eventually returns - and stays healthy.

we have been bad offensively basically every game Rico Dowdle hasn't gone full Tecmo Bowl Bo Jackson on folks.  

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9 minutes ago, cranky said:

Short term is the key point. Those first two games without him where pretty bad. They still aren't back to where they were offensively but they are getting better. Hopefully Tet continues to improve and Coker eventually returns - and stays healthy.

Tbf were not going to the superbowl this year so the development of our young wr is invaluable 

As a side note 5 of our wr are in their 2nd year or less ( t Mac, Coker, tremayne, horn, x) 

It's def a promising youth movement

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53 minutes ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

Idk. I do believe we have 1 more win in the first few games if AT was here. That does matter. Renfrow was put in the AT role, and him and Young had no connection early on.

I mean, look, we aren't likely to be a playoff team nor a contending team. Could he have netted us another win? Maybe. 

It's not a big deal. We need to build for the future and that is the path we seem to be on. 

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3 hours ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

I tried to tell everybody it was a mistake, but we had to do AT a "solid". Bullshit

I thought so at the time as well. Of course if the rookies/Legette keep developing than maybe not. At least they got a fourth and fifth round draft pick out of it and the saved 7 million as the Vikings picked up his contract.

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