Bryce Young's average stats over a whole season would be...

[kungfoodude]

43 minutes ago, hepcat said:

I think at times Canales catches undo flack when he has called a pretty good game and it’s clear Bryce can’t execute the offense. And other times he fails to properly scheme for the opponent, and sometimes it’s a combination of the two. The game against the Saints was the combo of the two things to the most extreme degree. Now I’m wondering how much of a distraction the Rico Dowdle / Keegan Michael Key stuff was this week. 

I think he more often than not breaks down after the inital scripted stuff. He's definitely a below average NFL HC in terms of game preparation and adjustments. I think he will prove to be a bottom quarter coach in that regard by the time he is gone from Carolina.

[Mistuh Jones]

IDGAF about any "Heisman" winner going forward my God 

[45catfan]

The unicorn game this year versus Atlanta where all three phases were completely locked-in was the ONLY game we have won with Bryce Young as the starting QB that wasn't someone else sealing the win in late in regulation or overtime.  His stans are like" he had to get them in position for the game winning run or FG."  While true, he can't cap off the game with his own arm nor put the game out of reach before needing to manufacture a so-called "game winning" drive.

Young as our starting QB we: lose badly, barely lose or once in a while pull a last second win out of our sphincters. Oh, and can't forget that one lucky game akin to winning the lottery like the Falcons game several weeks ago.

[TLGPanthersFan]

16 minutes ago, Mistuh Jones said:

IDGAF about any "Heisman" winner going forward my God 

Or Alabama QB for that matter. 

[Proudiddy]

4 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

If we didn't yank him, he would also break his 30 INT season record. DC isn't exactly scheming guys open very often. You would see some WILD INT's.

And I would still be ecstatic bc at least we were capable of passing the fuging ball.