Carolina Panthers changed offense 3 times in first NFL offseason for Bryce Young

https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/news/car...ryce-young

According to David Newton of ESPN, the Panthers' offensive structure changed three times in Young's rookie off-season. It's a tall task for a rookie to learn an NFL offense in enough time to feel comfortable enough to perform at a high level on Sundays, but doing it three times over is nearly impossible.

Newton interviewed a source "close" to Bryce Young, that said this. "We changed the offense three times in the offseason...that's not gonna be beneficial for anybody, let alone a rookie quarterback. The philosophical alignment wasn't always there.'' Woof.

Much was made about Frank Reich and his "all-star" coaching staff. His hired coordinators and position coaches came from a myriad of schematical backgrounds that Reich hoped to coalesce into a tight, holistic package. The proposed blend of philosophies turned into a fractured mess that left the quarterback and his teammates out to dry.


It is unbelievable what a complete mess things were last season.We knew it was bad but keeps getting worse.

Too many cooks in the kitchen.

That doesn't surprise me one bit. Frank Reich always seemed like he was in over his head at this level of the game. It just goes to show you, experience isn't always better and youth isn't always bad.