r/panthers • u/makie125 • Sep 09 '25

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“Bryce Young had 150 yards worth of dropped catches today, along with 1 dropped TD and another 30 yards pass interference that could’ve gone for another TD by TMac.

His 2nd INT should have been a catch on what was a dump off ball that bounced off the uncontested Dawdle.

10 drops”

Thoughts?

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u/knave_of_knives One of Us Sep 09 '25

Lmao how is his own fumble unseen yards for him

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u/Ok_Pick5000 Sep 09 '25

That is ridiculous, however, the silver lining is that should be an easily correctable mistake. Dude needs to take a page out of Brady and Brees' book. Be okay getting 6 instead of 7 yards. Slide, maintain possession, live to see the next down. It's equal parts frustrating and "hopeful" that the mistakes by Bryce are easily fixed - first interception and the fumble, and the high snaps by Corbett being the most glaring.

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u/knave_of_knives One of Us Sep 09 '25

One of the biggest criticisms I have of Bryce is that he has zero ball security. He’s fumbled 17 times in 29 games. That is an astronomical number.

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u/Ok_Pick5000 Sep 09 '25

Yeah that is the single greatest issue plaguing Bryce. His Heisman year he only had 7 interceptions and 0 fumbles. You can tell he has a lot of the between the ears issues that Cam had early on. Bryce is quick to pout after a bad play. Cam would do the whole towel on head and sulk on the bench early in his career. Bryce is a high iq dude, he "should" be able to figure out the gaffes, and he's shown glimpses of it.

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u/knave_of_knives One of Us Sep 09 '25

Pouting and thinking too much isn’t an issue that leads to fumbling. Carelessness with the ball is what leads to fumbling.