@PanthersAnalyst In all fairness we could similarly say Jalen Coker was - at one point - right there for any team to poach.
Win some, miss some. Overall, Dan's been doing a fine job getting the team trending in the right direction.
Jalen Coker has caught 16 of his 18 targets for 204 yards and two touchdowns this season โ his 88.9% catch rate leads all wide receivers (minimum 15 season targets).
Coker and Tetairoa McMillan are the only Panthers receivers targeted at least five times against man coverage, with Coker catching 4 of his 5 targets for 30 yards and one touchdown. The Browns played the fourth-highest rate of man coverage in the league (41.5%), recording a 51.9% success rate allowed when in man coverage.
@PanthersAnalyst Throwing deep balls has never been much about arm strength, but more about touch. You don't have to be a gunslinger in order to throw a good deep ball. Bryce certainly has excelled recently in that department.
@sandeep_uprety@MasterBJones I like Brian's thesis that Nvidia is the key factor to look out towards. If it keeps going up, the bubble continues since it pretty much leads the way. If there's signs of decline, the bubble's ready to burst. Using the system to watch for signs is also a good failsafe.
@wholemars I recently went on a three-day trip from Tennessee to California on HW3 12.6.4 using 99% FSD. I canโt even fathom driving for extended periods without it anymore, and I have full trust in it's ability.
Can't imagine how good it is with HW4, which I need to upgrade to soon.
Every NFL dork will find a way to walk back their โDonโt pay RBsโ thesis this year but Iโm not hearing it. Such a stupid philosophy.
Pay your best players, period.
With the #Falcons, #Saints, and #Buccaneers all losing, the #Panthers were the only team in the division to secure a win this weekend.
This is a sharp contrast to last weekend, when the #Panthers were the only NFC South team to lose. #NFL#KeepPounding