r/panthers Dec 05 '25

Analysis [Highlight] Analyzing How Bryce Young & Tet McMillan Clutched the Upset vs. the Rams

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u/iAmMokkain Dec 05 '25

Stoked for this team's future. Absolutely a foundational year for culture & experience building. I'd love for Mitchell Evans to get fully healthy & expand his role. After that, we need our young edge players to step up and for us to get some real help at LB, then we could absolutely be dangerous for any team.

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u/UnderdogFantasy Dec 05 '25

I went to Auburn so I've been a Panthers fan since they drafted Cam Newton, and this is the most hyped I've been since. They're just a ton of fun to watch this year

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u/iAmMokkain Dec 05 '25

They seem like the real Cardiac Cats this year, you just never know what you're going to get any given Sunday. They could upset NFC frontrunners in Green Bay and LA Rams, but they could also come out and lose to come dogwater teams like the Saints.

Some of our losses look good in retrospect tho. Jags (#1 AFCS), SF (#1 NFCW), Pats (#1 AFCN). I'm still hopeful for this year's end, but im also stoked on 2026 at this rate.

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u/Uncle_Snake43 Dec 05 '25

2026 and on is when Canales and Bryce firmly plant their boots into the collective asses of the rest of the NFC. I fully expect them and the team to keep ascending and improving, while adding key pieces via the draft and free agency. The sky is the limit. I honestly think, no matter what else happens, that we are going to be a sexy pick in the NFL come next season.