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Lotta love for a player that quit on the Panthers

You won't find it. I listened to her interview and followed all that stuff. His attitude didn't begin changing until the very end, and that was because he perceived that the Panthers FO was putting him through unnecessary b.s. and basically lied to him. Some Huddlers just are trying to spin it (much like they did with Pep). McCaffrey bought a house and was planning to stay with the Panthers for the long term based upon Scott Fitterer's word...and then when the Panthers started changing their tune and stonewalling him to a degree, his attitude changed in the eleventh hour due to being jerked around. If he hates anything, it was the way that the FO treated him.

There was a 0.0% chance the league lets their golden boy sail off in to his sunset with a SB loss at the hands of Cam Newton. Zilch. The wheels gradually fell off. 1. SB loss 2. Blowout loss in ATL in 2016 shook the feeling of invincibility the team had coming off of 2015 3. The Josh Norman disaster 4. TJ Watt smokes Cam’s shoulder 5. Kuechly’s concussions 6. Repeated whiffs on a true #1 receiver Above all else, it was Cam’s shoulder and how it was managed. Nobody truly knows the 100% truth on that aspect, but that one event slammed the ‘window’ shut, just when He was making true strides in his intermediate passes with touch and anticipation.

Maybe the cardinals? since we seem to beat them no matter how bad we are haha. But I cannot pity another team being bad. If I don't have pity for my own team, i can't have it for any other team.

I can’t bring myself to ever watch it again. It just hurts too bad. I feel like it would be like getting assaulted in a dark alley and robbed, but when you walked down that alley it was bright, broad daylight, plenty of people around, and a nice part of town - but it was actually more like a movie set, and then they pull all the fake poo away and millions of people watched it happen and enjoyed it. Then after all of that, going back and watching it happen to you again. And again, and again, and again. I just can’t. that game and the 2016 opener made me question whether I even wanted to watch NFL games at all anymore.

Maybe it stems from the fact that they were so bad for so long while I was growing up. It's hard to hate a team and pity them at the same time. Unfortunately, it makes me wonder if anyone really HATES the panthers right now (outside of the NFCS).

I understand how you feel on the buccs, I don't hate them as much as ATL or NO but I do in fact hate them. Brady helped bring some more of the hate juice for buccs back.

They didn’t. Only TDs were the fumble and Anderson scoring after the last fumble. He rest we’re field goals.

I have watched it a few times. Maybe I am a masochist, but I just find the game fascinating. It is a master-class in “What can go wrong will.” Panthers defense came to play and the offense was not nearly as bad as a lot of people remember. It was just that every time we gained momentum something stupid would happen. The No-Catch, which I feel would have jump started the offense if it had of been rule a completion. Gano field goal miss after a strong drive to begin the second half. Cam’s tip interception after a 42 yard pass that set us up in Broncos territory. Tolbert uncharacteristic fumble after he was gashing the Broncos defense. Defense played very well but could not capitalize on some good opportunities like they did during the season. It is such a weird, weird game.

I DO feel the same...no explanation other than I grew up watching them. Honestly, if they were in another division I would wish them nothing but the best (now that that turd Brady is gone).

He just didn't fit and was promised a few things that just weren't likely or maybe even possible for him to accomplish in the Canes system. Hindsight probably says both teams regret the signing to a degree. That all being said, the dude played his ass off and could hip check someone into a different dimension.

I still maintain that if Bene doesn't break his leg we win the superbowl. robert mcclain started at CB that game. At some point early in the game (I refuse to go back and watch) Manning threw an absolute duck that should have been a pick 6 but mcclain was very late getting to the WR. I believe they ended up scoring a TD on that drive. If Bene is there I think he takes it back to the house. We then would have been able to run the ball more and offset the blitz Denver was brining. whole play changed the game imo also cotchery caught it

For the money... CURTIS Samuel > DEEBO Samuel!

I don't really care as much about athleticism and arm strength. While Murray might be better in that regard, I think Bryce has enough of both to do well in the NFL. The main reason this trade reference is silly is the money and the fact that Murray has been around a long while and hasn't proven that he can perform consistently when the game is on the line. Bryce has shown that he can play well in the clutch (in the few opportunities he has had).

If Bryce can continue the level of play he showed after the benching, then there's a good shot we at least compete to win the division. Tampa is a solid team but even last year in our week division they went 10-7 and will be on their 4th OC in as many years. The Saints are a mess and are in a mist of a half rebuild half still trying to compete mode and will probably be starting a rookie QB. The Falcons are a wild card as they have a really good offense but are we really crowning Michael Penix as a franchise QB after just 3 games? The only thing I want out of this season is for Bryce to come out and without a shadow of a doubt prove he's our franchise QB. If that happens then most of the fanbase would be happy and I believe we'd be in a good place record wise at the end of the season. Maybe falling just short of winning the division with a chance to sneak in as a wild card team.

His daughter's initials are CAM. Coincidence? I think not

Seemed like he was at least accepting some responsibility in the article.

Baby CMC

You could see it on the ice. Rod benched his vodka loving ass in the middle of the year. 100 a liability. I don’t appreciate his time here. fug him. I hope Boom kicks his ass when we play the sharks next year.

I don't have anything to do with whatever he is claiming. Any quote about McCaffrey "hating" it here does not exist that I know of. I'm telling you the reality of the situation based on his family and himself. That he and his family wanted him there and they were thrilled that he was back in an area which his famous athlete father has deep ties to. At the end of the day he would rather be there. That's something you're going to have to reconcile with. And if this franchise stinks so bad and you like him so much well.... there's the door

It was a letdown for us too Dmitri

Unmm yeah Im looking for the quote were she said he hated to be here. Because your alt keeps saying she did, and acting like not wanting to be a part of that dumpster fire makes you a villain lol. Here is the interview BTW she doesn't say that at all. https://www.audacy.com/espn1320/sports/nfl/lisa-mccaffrey-details-family-emotions-of-christians-trade

https://russianmachineneverbreaks.com/2025/07/11/dmitry-orlov-excited-fresh-start-sharks-disappointed-bottom-pairing-role-hurricanes/ This is kind of hilarious, well maybe Dimitri if you weren't a turnover machine and actually played defense you would have gotten more minutes.

His mom did an interview within the 48 hours after the trade and basically said his entire family was relieved. His father also has long ties to that area. They wanted him there. He wanted to be there. It is what it is. No sense trying to spin it. There's plenty of room on the Niners bandwagon big dawg.