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I asked Bryce Young if he thought he was given enough time by the #Panthers: "Every snap hit my hands, and I didn't do enough with it ...I'm always going to look in the mirror...if I went out there and played better and we won games we wouldn't be... show more

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Rob M. Thompson1 year ago

Individuals with this mindset and outlook on life will ulitmately be successful in whatever they do. 🫡 #BryceFanForever

Justin1 year ago

Great response

Jacob Wenzel1 year ago

I like this response. I want him to do well

robert hamilton1 year ago

Best thing to happen to him. Bottom tier organization. Protect his health, learn, get with quality organization and elite offensive coach

Dave Canales’s Burner1 year ago

Hope he knows the fans still believe in him. Sit and learn. Tepper shell shocked him his rookie year. Hoping this now gives him the chance to reset, watch Dalton, regain some confidence in the basics, and go forward with his career

Frank Hyde1 year ago

Shows he has the maturity to take responsibility and own it. With that said they have done absolutely zero to put this young man into a salvageable situation. I hope they trade him to somewhere else where it's a more stable team. Talk to Miami with Tua on IR. I bet he would look totally different in that system.

lilly1 year ago

There was no doubt Bryce would handle this the right way, never been a question about the dude character. It this lights a fire in him this could change the path of his career for the better.

🏴‍☠️🐊ktb🐊🏴‍☠️1 year ago

Origin story. Years from now when we’re forgetting the details and watching him thrive on another team, we’ll be like can you believe the panthers drafted Bryce Young and benched him?

Johnny_Recruiter1 year ago

GREAT ANSWER! Shows a ton of maturity, he could’ve easily passed the buck but he didn’t. Took accountability, wants to learn, wants to get better, wants to improve. All young players should see this and we can all learn from this by taking this approach in our career

Mostly Eagles Tweets 1 year ago

Panthers actively harm player development

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