Franchise QB Dominates

[TylerDurden]

Just now, Silent Majority said:

17 points before a walk off fg is  too much for the offense to overcome?

Bro, what do you think we could do?  The forward pass or something?

[AceMan]

7 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Just for more fun…

Oooo Can we compare Bridgewater's lone season here too

 

[Mr. Scot]

52 minutes ago, TN05 said:

It is, he admitted a few posts up he didn't watch the game.

Not surprising, sadly.

I suppose he might think it's funny. Not sure he understands how thoroughly stupid it makes his posts look, though 

[CPantherKing]

59 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

He has that same “piss you off” ability that Brees had.  Completing passes that shouldn’t be completed.  Knowing that exactly when to start a slide to draw a penalty.  Always escaping sacks.  Always wiggling his way when he should’ve been tackled.  I fuging hate this guy.

Lamar Jackson (32nd), Jordan Love (26th) , Jalen Hurts (53rd), Jaxson Dart (25th), and Tyler Shough (40th).

The Panthers could have collected all of them over the years and additional picks for the same capital they gave up for Bryce Young (24th (DJ Moore), 9th, 1st, 39th, and 61st picks).

Worst investment in Panthers history.

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, Silent Majority said:

17 points before a walk off fg is  too much for the offense to overcome?

Sometimes it is.

Hell, I've seen playoff level teams lose because they couldn't overcome nine points.

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, CPantherKing said:

Worst investment in Panthers history.

That honor goes to Matt Rhule.

[OldhamA]

48 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

Dunno man. Two of the better QBs in the league, while not being shut out, didn't throw for 300. So I don't think that Bryce does.

Evero definitely is in my proverbial doghouse right now, and our inability to get pressure is a major problem, but I don't think think Bryce would play better than the best QBs we've played vs our defense.

Young would turn the ball over multiple times against our D. He can't read the field and we're a heavy zone team. 

[TylerDurden]

Just now, AceMan said:

Oooo Can we compare Bridgewater's lone season here too

 

Look at fuging Minshew, man.  His stats as a passer are far superior.

And to your point, here is Bryce’s current season versus Teddy’s season here in 2020.  And for the record, I loved Teddy in college, pulled for him early in his career as a pro player, and then the year we signed him I stated I had never watched a more painful QB performance over a season in my life.  Then along came Bryce.  This is unreal.

career:

Bryce’s current versus Teddy’s lone season here:

[CRA]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

That honor goes to Matt Rhule.

We moved on from Rhule at this point in the Bryce saga….and Rhule didn’t cost us a bunch of other potential players 

[CRA]

2 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Young would turn the ball over multiple times against our D. He can't read the field and we're a heavy zone team. 

Yep.  We run way too much zone for BY.  BY needs a bad man D that can’t pressure 

[Mr. Scot]

53 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Not being able to run a QB sneak is a problem and a major issue. Certain plays have to be in the play book. An NFL offense can't survive without them. 

You could successfully execute a quarterback sneak with me under center if your interior blocking is good enough.

On the flipside, we could have had Josh Allen under center and that playcall still would have failed. It was a dumb call. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, CRA said:

We moved on from Rhule at this point in the Bryce saga….and Rhule didn’t cost us a bunch of other potential players 

Rhule ran the whole damn show. Every player acquisition mistake he made cost us. 

[CRA]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Rhule ran the whole damn show. Every player acquisition mistake he made cost us. 

Not true.  Your boy Scott Fitterer was a disaster that overlapped Rhule and was big part of the mess.  

why it was argued Fitterer should of left with Rhule and we should of had a clean slate from their stupidity.  You know then, when you were screaming Fitterer was good. 

[TylerDurden]

Parcells was brought up earlier.  Here is his QBs from his Giants’ glory years in now what would be considered prehistoric, conservative offenses.

Parcells also mentored a young Jacoby Brissett and sung his praises to FOs when he was turning pro, iirc.  I’ve always liked Brissett for the record and felt he deserved a permanent starting gig, but here is his comp.