Joe Bear

Young to Renfrow TD! Even the Panthers can score if you give them a few weeks.

I hope you guys don't kid yourselves into thinking Bryce's replacement will be any better. Don't get some pie-in-the-sky idea that Tepper's ever going to have a good QB on his team.

The 2025 Carolina Panthers the worst offense and worst defense in NFL history. Until the 2026 Carolina Panthers.

Gonna be 56-0 Bills at halftime later this season. Maybe 63-0.

0-17 never felt so devoid of feeling.

Hope Indiana State got a good check.

ML is ALWAYS good. 17 hits. But the spread can be tricky (see KC last year).

The team didn't fire him. He fired himself. Kind of like -- never mind.

Going 0-17 with or without Young is an entire pie, not a bite. Never turn down any return if it's the best return.

That would be pretty stupid to willingly forego any potential return simply to have the personal satisfaction of firing a player you don't like.

Cardinals ML won't get me much, but it'll get me some.

Yeah, and I've met Dave. He comes across as a good dude who'd thrive in PR (clearly). But his decision-making with regard to situational playcalling, like I said Sunday, is the coaching version of Young's. Just indefensible on so many occasions.

I liked Hooker at UT. Also was amused that Brad Nessler would never solely say his last name. Always "HendonHooker" real quick on every dropback.

Young and Legette, justifiably, get the most blame on here. I like both, but yuck.

Which is why Canales needs to be told he's canned unless he starts running the fuging ball on 2nd and 2 or 2nd and 1. Pisses me off so much to see Hubbard get 8-9 yards, then dial up a deep throw where nobody's open, Young forces it and gets sacked or picked.

The only reason I disagree is with a washed Dalton you're getting a different side of the same coin. They made this bed. Time to sleep in it.

Besides, if he has a good game in a week or two 1/4 of the Huddle will be back on the bandwagon anyway.

I say this as a HUGE Dan Morgan fan -- but I gotta keep it a buck. He's made some good moves but if this year's draft pans out like last year's, his seat will be white-hot and justifiably so. He's made some moves I thought were great (fleecing Dallas in the Mingo trade), some I thought were stupid but ended up being pretty good (Johnson trade) and then some I was indifferent about that ended up being stupid (the entire 2024 draft).

Dalton loves it here and so does his family. He's said so before. He'll retire a Panther.

If I were Dan I would consider drafting better players instead of future UFL rejects.

This is definitely true. He's gone from one extreme to another in that now, he'll ignore a wide-open checkdown to throw into triple coverage.

Go ahead and book your appointment.

It's even more simple than that. I don't think the playbook magically opens up for Dalton (and a 40-7 loss among other losses proves it), but defenses don't need to even execute well. Disguise your coverage every snap and as soon as the ball is snapped, it's like Young is wearing a blindfold. He has no idea what to do. I blame him for a lot of that but it's not just him. It's Canales insisting on throwing the ball every 2nd-and-short, every 3rd-and-short, poo like that. Like I said, they deserve one another.

Hammering the other team's ML (and almost always the spread) every Sunday at least offers me some monetary consolation.