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I wish they'd take that

Trubisky gonna sign with the Colts

well maybe I should clarify on the dumbest roster move haha

good one but I raise you trading the #6 overall pick for Jimmy Garropolo

We're about to dive head first into free agency and possibly see Scott "In On Every Deal" Fitterer make some bonehead trades soon. Last year the Sam Darnold trade + 5th year option proved to be the dumbest decision. Can he top it this offseason? Predict what will be the dumbest move!

lol smokescreen

Carter sucked. He was often out of position. Luvu was a decent move but I feel like he was the beneficiary of circumstance more than an actual difference maker. Like he didn't get a ton of playing time on defense but he made the most of what he did get. So hopefully if he gets more time he can continue that success, but it could be a gamble. Great special teams player though.

ONE THREAD TO RHULE THEM ALL

https://www.panthers.com/news/panthers-extend-kicker-zane-gonzalez-2022-offseason First move I agree with

It's a monumentally horrible decision on many levels that have been discussed ad nauseam on this forum.

You f*ck up the chance of fixing the f*ck up by trading away assets that could dig you out of the hole you're in.

The Panthers are NOT the Rams. They are not a good QB away from winning a Superbowl. The Rams have Sean McVay who turned a dumpster fire franchise that hadn't made the playoffs in 12 years into an instant Superbowl contender. The Panthers have a fraud head coach in Matt Rhule who couldn't even beat a ranked team as a college head coach at a large budget Big 12 school. Now if the Panthers trade away their next 3 years of first round picks and also a few ascending young players, who replaces them? Free agents? UDFA? This team will be reeling in many other areas. Watson showed in 2020 he couldn't carry a sub-par roster. Trading for Watson will be a disaster. Mark my works. I hope it never happens.

Why are the Panthers so willing to trade for Watson? This is going to f*ck up the team for the next 5 years at least. And I just can't bring myself to root for a sexual predator.

Philly could make an extremely compelling trade for Watson with only first round picks from this season. They Madden'ed their last draft and have 3 first round picks. If Hurts improves, the Eagles could be a force to reckon with if they hit on even 2 out of 3 of those picks.

If there's anyone from the Seahawks the Panthers should be lining up to sign, it's Duane Brown.

That’s the question all players who are offered a contract from the Panthers are going to ask themselves. The team will be made up of players with no other options.

What a sickening thought ugh I was pounding the table all off-season in 2020 about keeping Allen over signing Bridgewater. They’re basically the same QB except Allen was ridiculously cheaper

Hey I made a thread about how much less they have to gripe about than us since we already experienced it but our team sucks much worse

Panthers fans had every right to throw a fit for cutting Cam. We got NOTHING for him and he deserved so much better. There was no plan in place to replace him. Seahawks got a huge haul of picks and players. They've had 1 losing season out of the last 10. They should be glad their franchise understands how to sell high and buy low. The Panthers buy high and sell low.

Just goes to show you how hard winning a Superbowl really is. Sustained winning seasons comes down to stability at the QB position. A championship requires a whole other level of luck and determination. Sometimes I think once these top level QBs actually do reach the top of the mountain, their motivation slips a bit. Brady is the exception due to his legendary focus and competitiveness. No one wanted it more than him.

We didn't get anything in return when Cam was cut except a new regime full of sh*t. Seahawks got a Herschel Walker level kings ransom. HUGE difference.

lol well if that's your criteria so is the Panthers!

When your team drafts in the late 20s year after year it's harder to get blue chip difference maker players. Eventually that comes back to bite you. Grated the Seahawks have been worse at drafting since the early 2010s when they had a couple historic draft classes, but it's still true.

I'd hardly consider the Broncos roster to be Superbowl caliber.

That's exactly why they traded him. His massive salary was preventing them from properly building up the rest of the roster. Same issue the Falcons have had the past 3-4 seasons. Except no one wants Matt Ryan hahaha