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We were starting to get a nice lil bandwagon last year when we started 3-0 and then imploded

Panthers win 21-9. Defense suffocates Brissett and he throws 2 INTs. Browns never get their running game going. Baker had a decent game and throws 2TDs and 1INT. CMC carries the offense, gets 30 touches. His injury risk skyrockets.

I’ve set up a 12x14ft base. Probably a 10x12ft. Looking at adding a mini-split for AC and Heat

I’m doing the base with crushed gravel per some videos I watched. Leveling out the space has been kind of a bitch. I’ve looked into some kits but the price isn’t that much different than just Tuff Shed doing the whole kit thing for you. And they have a lot of design options too

I just really don’t have the space in our yard or the desire to add a bathroom. We had our electrical panel upgraded (honestly just brought up to code from a panel from the 70s) and I had the electrician run a conduit to the backyard where the shed is gonna go. So it’s wired up. Plumbing requires permits and permits require the city to sniff around your business which I’m not a fan of

Nah. We’ve got a 3br. Our guest room became baby room this year and our office that we already share is a 9x9 tiny bedroom already. We’ve been balancing sharing the office since COVID started and it was a nightmare without having to have a kid too. The extra space is much needed.

Tuff Shed levels up to 1ft. I’ve got more than that to level. I’ve already started in the yard. I’m gonna do a crushed gravel base behind a retaining wall

I checked the county laws. Under 200 sq ft, under 15ft tall, no plumbing, 5ft from all property lines, no permit

One drive

Got a new job that's fully remote, work from home. Wife has given me the blessing to install a backyard office for myself. I've been looking at Tuff Shed's options and have a few designs put together. Anyone ever been through the process of getting a site level, getting a shed installed, and finishing it out? Just curious about the process. I've started leveling out my backyard which is on a pretty solid hill, 18in off from the highest to lowest point and that's at my FLATTEST part of my yard. Installing a retaining wall this weekend.

They even have Mike Shula on staff! They are literally going to run back the 2015 Panthers offense. Their first TD was a very familiar PA bootleg old Panthers play we saw Cam throw to Olsen many times.

Just bumping this. Standing by my prediction of a 6-7 win season. Look at the schedule. It ain’t kind. I do think they win on Sunday.

He’s gonna run the 2015 Panthers offense but this time he’s got a way better WR room

We have a shot at him being the next head coach though

Ridiculous explanation from everyone’s favorite “Italian” Mike Tirico about how you look at the ball or something when the clock is 0 and that’s why it’s not delay of game.

Joe Brady sighting. I guess Buffalo needs to keep the pipeline going.

I’ve seen that play before. Classic Cam to Olsen play call. Dorsey calling Panthers plays.

He didn't look at the whole schedule. It's a rough road this year.

It's what a fanbase looks like after 4 straight losing seasons featuring miserable long losing streaks. The team has been mismanaged at almost every turn since Tepper bought the team. Every year there is massive turnover on the coaching staff and a new starting QB. There are legitimate questions if the owner's involvement in the football operations of the team is doing more harm than good.

Thanks for compiling the stats. I'd really love to see what the stats look like after you remove the first 3 games. The Jets, Saints w/o coaches, and Texans, were dominating defensive performances that could have skewed the stats. In most of the games the team lost, the defense gave up over 100 rushing yards. But in the first three games, the run defense had not been figured out yet. The Cowboys did that, and it was never the same after that.

Ugh I mean….read below. But sure it’s an alt of mine

The candidates they interviewed were: Mike McCarthy, Josh McDaniels, Eric Bieniemy, and Kevin Stefanski. Who else was available at that time? Well a lot of people, but this is who they interviewed. To be honest I think any of them would have been better than Rhule. All of them had significant NFL experience at the time and could have put together an NFL caliber staff. Rhule's biggest drawback was his lack of NFL experience and connections. The 2020 Panthers went into the season with two coordinators who had never called plays at the NFL level, including an OC who had never called plays whatsoever. No wonder it was a failure.

He said caption not captain.

Agreed. All the good stats the defense has last season are very misleading because when you zoom out it wasn’t at the level the overall numbers represent. That said, a bad and turnover prone offense did them no favors.