Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers WRs Stuck In Neutral

as I texted one person who would know in Charlotte. So, is Canalis mad at Bryce or the wide receivers or both? And I just got the response, yes, Bryce is just not. He’s He’s not looking like it. If you don’t believe me, this is from actual like Alex Zitlo and and Mike K over at the Our friends at the Charlotte Observer do an excellent job of covering the Panther. He had thrown touchdown pass in two games. He’s thrown for over 200 yards once. That was the Arizona game. His average passer rating on the season is 79.7. That’s 37th among all quarterbacks. Did you just say 37th? 37th. There’s 32 starting quarterbacks. That’s 37th among all quarterbacks who have notched a start in the NFL this season. The Panthers longest completion on the season so far was a 40yard pass to T McMillan. There are 39 quarterbacks with longer season high completions than Young. You gambled on one key rookie the second year of a guy breaking through Savior Legette and Jaylen Coker doing Jaylen Coker things as though you know you can replicate that season, right? We are relying upon a bunch of unproven talent to make this thing go. If you want to argue with me that Bryce Young should be able to elevate this talent around him, which is what good franchise quarterbacks do, I am here for that conversation.

Is Carolina head coach Dave Canales more frustrated with Bryce Young or his wide receivers after the Panthers’ latest setback? Probably both.

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  3. I want to argue with you, and so does the film. The receivers are getting open. They do not have a particularly high drop rate. The ball is juat not being throwacurately on time to the open man. That is not a receiver issue.

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