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

PleaseCutStewart

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33 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 

It's funny because I was telling somebody I was at a game watch with that I think we would have had a chance to win early on if we just ran wildcat the entire game with Rico and chuba. After watching the game, I feel more confident in what I said

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6 hours ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

This right here.

DC is as big of a problem as Bryce is

We need to get rid of DC before the next game. Not kidding, get him out of here tomorrow. It makes zero sense to keep his dumbass around. Two games back I said he needs to be gone and that he will 100% lose at least 3 games that he is directly responsible for. Any moron just deciding to run the ball would have had a better chance of winning this game. He is stupid, thats it. He is not bottom of the barrel when it comes to intelligence. He just isnt smart which means he is not smart enough to make any type of improvement. That makes him worthless and he needs to be gone by the end of the day tomorrow. Get that bum out of here.

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