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List the worst QBs that would have won us the game today

PleaseCutStewart

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14 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Honestly the Panthers could have won this game just running the ball instead of trying to pass in the red zone. Dave Canales is a bad play caller and Bryce plays like an asshole when the games matter 

This all day long. Average 5 yards a carry and you don’t run it?

after making your team respectable running the ball. After earning the respect last week passing the ball. After 3 turnovers two of which in the red zone. Not going for it on 4th down at your 40 knowing their qb is rattled.

completely abandoning the run game. Dave beat us all by himself. Bryce just assisted, like Steph curry.

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28 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Honestly the Panthers could have won this game just running the ball instead of trying to pass in the red zone. Dave Canales is a bad play caller and Bryce plays like an asshole when the games matter 

 Honestly after a game like last week I don’t mind showing BY deficiencies. We still have people that believe in Bryce. I would like it painfully clear we need some new talent in the building so we the fans do not waste 4 more years with the belief Young is the answer

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