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David Tepper is just plain and simple a bad sports owner. 10 years from now I believe we will really be able to analyze the true damage he did to the Panthers on the field. Tepper is simply too involved in the football operations side of the Panthers. He obviously knows nothing about building a championship football team. That fact shows in every decision he has made, from hiring Matt Rhule, to getting rid of Cam, to bringing back Cam, and everything in between. Tepper appears to have some good things for the community, and I applaud that. But this is a professional football team. And the main job of that football team is to win football games. It isn't to offer a great fan experience, or to sell tickets in new field suites, or to do community service work. All of those things are well and good, but the goal of a football team should be to win a Superbowl. I just don't even know what to say anymore. The Panthers are in a very dark place and it's 99% David Tepper's fault. Things probably won't get better for a long while.

If the Panthers had fired Rhule, I think the chances Watson comes to the Panthers is much higher. But David Tepper would still be the owner.

It was over as soon as Watson’s camp reached out to Atlanta. Panthers were never his preferred destination.

Welcome to the NFL, where everything's made up and the money doesn't matter

Yes it does. It doesn’t take away the fact all of the interest to go to the Falcons has mainly been on his side and they probably don’t have the cap room to make it work.

The Falcons are his favorite football team aside from who he plays for

F*ck Pennsylvania that’s all I have to say.

No brainer. Good special teams player and solid depth WR.

uh he has experience being an assistant head coach and a head coach

was about to say I bet this dude doesn't even make the roster

damn no sh*t he is, I didn't notice that!

wow not Wilks? Guess Holcolmb has been with this coaching staff longer

you know something we don't?

Can't spark what can't be lit

Where do you draft Howell and with what draft pick? He's not worth #6 overall and he'll be gone by pick #106 most likely.

https://theathletic.com/3187776/2022/03/15/whats-next-for-deshaun-watson-as-trade-talks-escalate-status-of-civil-cases-and-potential-for-nfl-suspension/?source=user_shared_article .....not aware of any allegations like this against Mayfield.....

Mayfield had a rough go last season but it was clear he was injured. He had a good season in 2020. Everyone seems to forget how awful the Browns were for 20 years. What Mayfield accomplished there can’t be underestimated. I bet he’s thrilled to leave.

Of course they are. They have almost the exact same physical measurements. Willis is more athletic but might just be another EJ Manuel. Mayfield is a polished prospect who managed to win on the BROWNS. Let’s not underestimate that.

People here are talking about drafting Malik Willis but Mayfield is basically the same build and style of QB. Mayfield could win right away on a good roster. Willis would need a few years to be productive and would probably be a huge bust on this coaching staff. If they’d trade Mayfield for a 4th or something I am so down. Franchise tag him if he works out.

Lol let’s pull up a video of all of Darnold’s interceptions now just to compare

He’s miles better than Bridgewater and light years better than Darnold. Problem is McAdoo thinks Darnold was a better prospect. https://www.dawgsbynature.com/platform/amp/2018/7/16/17578058/ben-mcadoo-surprised-john-dorsey-drafted-baker-mayfield

Mayfield appears done in Cleveland. Regardless of if the Browns land Deshaun Watson I’d imagine. Would you consider Mayfield if Watson doesn’t come to the Panthers? Personally I would. His price tag would be far cheaper, he’s played some good football in his career (unlike the last QB they traded for). Plus no creepy sexual predator stigma to deal with. I think the Panthers should be getting a vibe for his price right now.

Badass. Yea he wasn’t gonna get a big salary, he was bouncing around the NFL last year before getting a chance to play for the titans after Henry got hurt

Stepped in for Derrick Henry in a few games this year for the Titans and looked solid

I love this signing. I wanted the Panthers to draft him out of Texas. He rushed for over 2000 yards in 2016. He’s reminds me of Larry Johnson