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[SZ James]

The rules in plain english: No insults and no trolling. Posts about Cam are allowed, but for the sake of this thread we're not gonna side-track the thread with more Cam bickering. Be creative with your response please.

I'll start. Gamble is expendible and highly overrated. The reason his success rate was so high however long it was ago is because no one threw the ball at his side. Why would anyone throw his way when you have 7th round midgets on the other side?

And GO

[KendrickPanther]

I like Ron Rivera and feel he will do well. I also like Jerry Richardson and do not consider him cheap.

[KillerKat]

I'd say Gross is expensive and highly overrated.

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

I like this game.

For a team that believes in building through the draft, we are horrible at manipulating the draft! We are the first team to give picks away to move in the draft and 90% of the time the player we drafted would have been available much later (even the fans know this).

We can pick talent, but are oblivious to other teams draft boards and constantly take players rounds before they would be drafted otherwise.

[dpanther69]

I think Jon Beason and Jonthan Stewart best years are behind them and we should unload them to save salary and gain draft picks.

[SZ James]

This should be a thing:

[panthers55]

Williams is worth the money and is the best running back we have ever drafted.

[Stroupe-a-loop]

I think Chud is a good coordinator who had a bad couple games to start the year.

I think that we have good linebackers, but linebacking as a whole is overrated at this stage of the NFL game.

[TylerVagyler]

Luke Kuechly isn't a lock for DROY. Casey Hayward has a very good chance of winning the award (and you guys should show some respect towards him).

[bigdog10]

We are in cap hell and I would be shocked if this team can sustain a competitive edge over the next 3-4 years due to the severity of the cap hell it's in. I expect us to put it together for a year, but I also fully expect continued mediocrity until the team is able to financially rebound.

[panthersphan]

Luke Kuechly isn't a lock for DROY. Casey Hayward has a very good chance of winning the award (and you guys should show some respect towards him).

No disrespect, 15 more tackles than anyone in the NFL speaks for itself.

Mine: Bringing in Norv Turner would be a huge fail. No need to become San Diego 2.0, an underachieving Super Bowl contender that will never put it together. I don't want to become that. Although I don't think losing Chud would be the worst thing.

[footballisasport]

This team is not a SB contending team as yet. I believe this team has a chance at being a very consistant team. As consistant as the Patriots. The question is do they believe it and are they willing to work hard for the ability to be serious SB contenders every season?

[Stroupe-a-loop]

We are in cap hell and I would be shocked if this team can sustain a competitive edge over the next 3-4 years due to the severity of the cap hell it's in. I expect us to put it together for a year, but I also fully expect continued mediocrity until the team is able to financially rebound.

Until they take away the Redskins team for a year or two for mismanaging the cap so badly, I will not worry about the NFL cap. NBA, NHL, sure. Not this league.

[rodeo]

The rules in plain english: No insults and no trolling. Posts about Cam are allowed, but for the sake of this thread we're not gonna side-track the thread with more Cam bickering. Be creative with your response please.

I'll start. Gamble is expendible and highly overrated. The reason his success rate was so high however long it was ago is because no one threw the ball at his side. Why would anyone throw his way when you have 7th round midgets on the other side?

And GO

When people did throw to his side, he was still the #2 ranked CB in the league. Your hypothesis is flawed.

[Frash Brastard]

I don't know why more people aren't understanding this, either because they refuse to or just ignorant to it, but the day of the "franchise running back" is dead, and today more teams are making the playoffs (and more consistently, I might add) by virtue of a star QB than by virtue of their franchise running back. A committee of players with different skill sets that don't cost so much is really all you need to have a solid running game, which is really all you need to win a championship when looking at the bigger picture.