Bryce Slinging Dots Downfield

[Car123]

14 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Run. Run. Run. Call a play that gets a WR behind the defense for a one read and throw for the QB. Those were well designed play calls and coaching with excellent selling by the WRs. Bryce just needed to throw it without messing up like a top ranked HS QB.

Less than 4 completions per quarter as orchestrated by Canales. Tet and XL both had 1 reception each and Coker had 4. He wasn't slinging dots. He was checking down to RBs and TEs while waiting for Canales to get the receivers open for him

He's a PG and not a QB

TMAC was the 4th read on that TD. Do you haters even watch the games?

Edited 35 minutes ago by Car123

[musicman]

15 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Its odd that most of the Bryce "haters" will give him credit for the good plays but the stans can only see the good plays. They ignore that we need three turnovers and have to keep Bryce under 20 attempts to beat a top team.Thats the formula to win with Bryce. Run the ball, hope you can force turnover, and hope he can hit a throw here and there. That's just life with Bryce at QB.

So you don't feel when you are down by a few points at the ends of the game and the Panthers have the ball, he will drive the team down the field and score? He's done that with most of his wins. If that's his best over achieving quality and otherwise he's just a good game manager, I'll take it. Super stars like Mahomes, Jackson and Allen (all league MVPs) are not that common. And Allen and Jackson haven't won anything yet. 

I'll keep saying it. The Panthers will give him the starting job next year easily and if he continues to improve or what we all want to be a consistent winner, he gets his contract. If he doesn't, he gets his 5th year picked up (start of 2026) and they'll draft or sign someone to compete. 

But every week most fans love him, then hate him, etc. At least you consistently have doubted him, I'll give you that. But he has some good qualities late in the game. As good as Arnold has been, do you think we would have handled the benching last year the same? 

[mrcompletely11]

3 minutes ago, musicman said:

I'll keep saying it. The Panthers will give him the starting job next year easily and if he continues to improve or what we all want to be a consistent winner, he gets his contract. If he doesn't, he gets his 5th year picked up (start of 2026) and they'll draft or sign someone to compete. 

 

It doesnt work like that

[Car123]

9 hours ago, PantherChris said:

75% of the huddle could have completed that pass he was THAT open

When Mahommes or other top QBs hits one of their open receivers, I never hear people say “any joe schmo could make that pass!” The best quarterbacks have wide receivers who can create separation. Give Bryce credit.

[CBDellinger]

12 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

It doesnt work like that

why not?  

[CBDellinger]

7 minutes ago, Car123 said:

When Mahommes or other top QBs hits one of their open receivers, I never hear people say “any joe schmo could make that pass!” The best quarterbacks have wide receivers who can create separation. Give Bryce credit.

hes drunk.  75% of the population cant throw the ball over 25 yds in the air much less accurately.

[hepcat]

16 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Its odd that most of the Bryce "haters" will give him credit for the good plays but the stans can only see the good plays. They ignore that we need three turnovers and have to keep Bryce under 20 attempts to beat a top team.Thats the formula to win with Bryce. Run the ball, hope you can force turnover, and hope he can hit a throw here and there. That's just life with Bryce at QB.

That’s also classic Panthers brand football going back to the beginning. This team has only found success being a run first team and having a stout defense that forces turnovers. 

[hepcat]

2 hours ago, The Lobo said:

5 games without a turnover, the defense has surprised me a lot this year. Second to last in sacks, yet still getting the job done, impressive. 

The defense is the biggest difference in why the team is winning games.