P.J. Walker talks about playing with confidence

He just needs better decision-making, especially under pressure. He has the arm, the physical traits, the athletic ability, etc. His mistakes are mostly mental, and that’s something you can work with – that’s something that can be coached, learned from, practiced. I think PJ is one well-coached season away from being a genuinely good QB, but it’s hard to improve (for any player) without stability around him. I hope he can use the rest of this season to continue to grow, and then work hard during the off-season/training camp to become a legitimate contender because the guy flat out deserves it and I wish him nothing but success.

That’s exactly what I’ve been saying, decision making. But that comes with more experience which I hope he’ll continue to get the rest of the year. In all honesty I hope he at the very least maintains this level of play (as a manger with good skills) to give himself a chance to compete for
the starting position next year. I’m believing he’ll up his stats when he gets better play calling smh and overall more experience.

I hope they don’t take a 1st or 2nd round QB and instead get a top O-Lineman (or 2), TE, or Safety. I’d love to rather see him and Matt Coral duke it out for that QB spot.

How falcons have one of the worst pass defense’s in the league and he barely threw for over 100

@Ry Ry Play calling you dummy. That’s why he keeps starting ahead of yo man BM6. Overhyped

Ohio mofo

ya but how many times did we miss getting an INT Our D gotta catch them balls too

@Phunk Phenomenon definitely true, but my point still stands

Also true that PJ is a young QB. Only 5 starts. Hopefully they can coach him up and get improvement out of him. He is one of many young players with room to improve.

PJ needs to be more comfortable in the conservative gameplans they are running. A lot of times they run a little excessively and rarely let PJ throw downfield, and he forces something, maybe to show them he can be relied upon to throw more regularly.

When he played in the XFL for June Jones he moved the ball by throwing much more regularly, and also took more deep shots. Panthers should take more shots on second and shorts when they get them, instead of always running or throwing screens.

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