So I just felt like posting this comp that I saw here. BY has played 9 games so far and yes, it’s been tough. But it’s have a look at the numbers:

BY after 9 games of rookie season:

TD/Int: 9/8 Comp: 62.1% Passer rating: 74.7 W/L: 1/8

TL after 9 games of rookie season:

TD/Int: 8/9 Comp: 58% Passer rating: 72.1 W/L: 2/7

  • SumatzuOPBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    I not defending anyone or anything, just wanted to get that out there, it helped me calm down a little.

  • Gusta116BEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Trevor Lawerence is 6’5” and can run

    • Slick_Beef-BEnglish
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      10 months ago

      The fact this comment is downvoted shows how delusional Panthers fans are.

  • hashtagdionBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Takes like this aren’t meaningful because you’ve intentionally chosen a QB who turned it around after a poor start to compare BY to, as opposed to the much, much more numerous QBs who didn’t turn it around.

    Also there’s no actual perspective at play here, since BY and TL are two different human beings with different teammates and different coaching staffs with different conferences, so TL’s capacity for success doesn’t tell us anything about BY’s capacity for success.

    Not dumping on you, just ranting about my least favorite type of sports take.

    • cantthinkofgoodnameBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      The major issue with this type of cherry-picking is that it doesn’t take into account a “flash” factor. I can deal with losing and sub-par stats from a rookie as long as we’re seeing flashes somewhat consistently of what’s in the tank and you get a sense of the guy’s ceiling. Beyond a couple of throws (the escape and dot to Thielen vs Houston and that bomb to Strachan vs Chicago), we really haven’t seen anything that makes us, or me at least, think that made a wise move to trade up.

      • hashtagdionBEnglish
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        10 months ago

        That’s part of the way it strips away infinite contextual factors to essentially end up at a true-but-not-useful conclusion: a player who performed poorly at some point can, at another point, perform better.

        Sure, Trevor Lawrence or Peyton Manning or whoever became more productive after their rookie season. Many, many more numerous players didn’t. Why did some QBs improve and others didn’t? It’s in those questions we can start to figure out BY’s capacity for success.

    • UDcc123BEnglish
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      10 months ago

      The post provides hope. There’s nothing wrong with that.

  • pancaketac0BEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Ask yourself this…

    • What’s was the Jags record before they drafted him?
    • What did the Jags give up for him?
  • ShiftyButtonzBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    To be honest I just don’t know how to feel about Bryce. I would just like to enjoy Panthers football again.

  • Mister-SchwiftyBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Hey Jack, Trevor Lawrence is not the reassuring comparison you think he is. Dude is CLEARLY an above average at best QB. He’s going to cap out as a Kirk Cousins, Matt Stafford, Eli Manning type. If Bryce cannot ascend to legitimate superstardom, we’re fucked because we’re going to have to build an absolute wagon around him.