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We weren't a terrible Franchise day 1.

The fact you’re even questioning this just shows how terrible of a franchise we’ve been since day 1 Wr’s outside of TMac (who drops balls way too often) and maybe Coker are ass TE room is utter ass OL, run blocking solid. Pass blocking crappy RB’s: dowdle is solid. Chuba nothing special

Pretty sure it was @Dex and they're still not worth any game day special treat but they've upgraded to something edible so maybe a hot dog or pb&j

We started out 3-0 in 2021. We were also 4-2 after Kyle allen took over for Cam in 2019. After the London game people really thought we should move on from Cam and roll with Kyle Allen. We then proceeded to go 1-9 the last 10 games and fire Ron Rivera.

Not trying to be hyperbolic, rare I know on this site. But I was thinking outside of QB, IMO this is one of the most talented Panther's offenses I have ever watched. And before you get emotional, I said talent not best performing. I know some of you will say that the first superbowl team with Steve, Mushin, Davis, Foster, Hoover, Proehl, Wharton and Gross on the O-Line, etc. is better and I would agree. But I think this team, talent wise could be right there. There is a case to be made with the offensive line, our RB depth, TMac, Coker, XL, and then Tremble, Sanders and Evans at the TE positon that the talent is there. Thoughts?

Matt rhule was above 500 at one point

I think we just haven't hit "inexcusable loss" as a team yet. I completely understand the other side of that coin. I don’t vehemently disagree.

With Lewis out I'd actually prefer Brady move over to LG for this week and have Corbett play RG. Just run it back with the 2022 Oline exact with a better Center in Cade Mays.

the last time the Carolina Panthers were above .500 — even briefly — was in Week 3 of the 2018 season, when they started 2-1. Here’s a quick breakdown: 2018: Started 6-2 before collapsing to finish 7-9. 2019–2024: They have never been above .500 at any point in those seasons — every year they’ve either started 0-1 or 1-1, then dropped below .500 and stayed there. So the last time they were above .500 at any point was November 4, 2018, after beating Tampa Bay to go 6-2.

Per Joe Person: All the inactives: Injured: Lewis Scratches: Renfrow, DeeJay Dallas, James Mitchell, Cam Jackson, Jaden Crumedy

This is my concern Run the damned ball with Rico until they stop it i dont care that Chuba. Corbett or Coker are back the primary right now should be leave the damned dance with the same line and running back combo that brung ya Do not over think this Do what works until it doesn’t

We’re going above 500 today boys!!!! BigKat and Little BigKats representing

Chili. Even though it's 75 degrees out

Egg fried rice with teriyaki chicken

I expect Coker to be targeted often on 3rd down

What a stupid fuging post

well you'll get to see your boy Fields play today, the guy you wished we drafted. Let's see how they look side by side. Neither of them are as good as Howell though, amiright?

Fill a Bugle with canned squeeze cheese

These threads gotta be sponsored by Bugles man, ain't no way y'all are eating them willingly.

Okay, still in honor of the old school great that started doing this back in the day. (Can't remember the name, sorry.) In my tradition of feasting on the foes, we'll be ordering Jet's Pizzas. And of course, Bugles, the best crunchy snack ever. How about y'all?

Really looking forward to this game. It's going to let us know if the recent resurgence is for real or just happenstance.

If a Jets loss isn't inexcusable what is

i think the difference is that we win when we minimize Bryce as part of the offense ala Trent dilfer. look at the games we win and he us always under 200 yards passing.

Which is also why we talk about there being a lower ceiling for Bryce I think Bryce sees the game decently well already given the mess this offence has been for the better part of his career. His big WTF plays are typically him just dropping the damn ball Which leaves me wondering sometimes what does peak Bryce look like. Guys like Sam you’d watch in NY/Carolina and he’d have so many boneheaded plays that you were left thinking if he could just clean these up you’d have a solid QB. And now we’re finally seeing Sam in a good offence and he’s able to play with timing and within structure and those boneheaded plays are cut down to 2-3 times a game Bryce doesn’t have a ton of boneheaded plays (minus flat out dropping the ball) so I dunno. I think Bryce can be a solid QB. Put Bryce in Seattle or Tampa and they’re still winning a lot of games Coaching and overall team matters so much. The only dude that I think could probably do the most with the least in this league would be Lamar