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Mr. Scot

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CPantherKing Grand Master

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On 12/2/2025 at 2:06 PM, tukafan21 said:

206 yards passing gets nominated for this now?  What are we even doing here?!?!

15 completions. Less than 4 passes per quarter. 2 of his passes were on 4th down with the defense pressing. That was half of his offensive production. TMac and XL only had 1 reception each. Coker & Evans were his main targets. Couldn't even get Tremble and Sanders effectively involved. 

It was the Rico & Chuba show splitting 39 plays. The dowfield pass was used sparingly with good playcalling on 4th and short.

There was no air game. Just 2 4th down highlights as his pass to Chuba was a swing pass behind the LoS. Playcalling, OL and RBs carried the offense.

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It is interesting how the games changed over the past 10-15 years. I mainly started watching football in like 2010 or so. I feel like every week there were QBs throwing for 400+, 300 yards was a pedestrian day it felt like. Now even the best qbs dont throw for 300 super often it feels.

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1 hour ago, Samppson said:

It is interesting how the games changed over the past 10-15 years. I mainly started watching football in like 2010 or so. I feel like every week there were QBs throwing for 400+, 300 yards was a pedestrian day it felt like. Now even the best qbs dont throw for 300 super often it feels.

Defenses adapted again got smaller/faster its why power running is so much more effective and explosive than it was back then. The pendulum swings hard one way and back.

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On 12/2/2025 at 4:58 PM, mrBdawg said:

3 touchdowns, 2 DOTS and yes I said DOTS on crucial 4th downs for touchdowns to beat the #1 team. Context matters big dawg.
 

national media sees it but a panther fan doesn’t lol 

"Panther fan" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

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On 12/2/2025 at 12:44 PM, Mr. Scot said:

I never base "great performance" choices on stats. 

There's soooo much more to football than stats. 

LOL, tell that to the Bryce haters who quote his stats every game. How many yards he throws for, completion percentages, etc. Stats are only a part of the story, there is much more to it. 

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On 12/3/2025 at 2:10 PM, CPantherKing said:

15 completions. Less than 4 passes per quarter. 2 of his passes were on 4th down with the defense pressing. That was half of his offensive production. TMac and XL only had 1 reception each. Coker & Evans were his main targets. Couldn't even get Tremble and Sanders effectively involved. 

It was the Rico & Chuba show splitting 39 plays. The dowfield pass was used sparingly with good playcalling on 4th and short.

There was no air game. Just 2 4th down highlights as his pass to Chuba was a swing pass behind the LoS. Playcalling, OL and RBs carried the offense.

You are such a miserable weirdo 

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3 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

What?? But he only had 18 completions and it took him 30 attempts to get those?? Plus if you take away his 2 longest passes who know how low his numbers really are?? 
 

Am I doing it right?

Nah...you ain't right, dude 😖

 

You ain't wrong, either 😄

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3 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

What?? But he only had 18 completions and it took him 30 attempts to get those?? Plus if you take away his 2 longest passes who know how low his numbers really are?? 
 

Am I doing it right?

if you take away his deep throws, he never once threw a deep pass. And that's who they picked??

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