PanthersBigD

14 minutes ago, 15 said:

And I think that's exactly what's wrong with this place.

 

LOL. In your very next post you compared a guy possibly trolling on a message board to a serial rapist. If anything, YOU'RE what's wrong with this place. 

3 minutes ago, 15 said:

10 pages later, no sign of phillyb.

you spend all this time doing research to prove me wrong only to look like a fool. In my opinion you should get the ban hammer like I would have. You won't though due to your reputation on this forum, but that reputation definitely just took a dive.

let this be known as the day that the great phillyb failed miserably at trying to take me down. I ain't no fuggin Alice home boy.  Tell your wife thanks for playing, but not to mess with the bull unless you guys want the horns.

xoxo

PhillyB can troll us all day long and the majority of the posters on this board that aren't your alts would still vote for a permaban for you rather than him. 

1 hour ago, MadHatter said:

I do not think we will have any dropoff in run production in this game....their defense is just that bad.

If this was against a good D, I would be worried a little.  But, against the Giants D.....not worried.

This. Their best pass rusher has a permanent oven mitt on his hand. I wouldn't want to go against our offensive line with a handicap like that. If this were to become a shoot out, we've got a lot better ammo, so I'm not greatly concerned. 

Who else heard Cam tell the cameras, "I wanted to start the wave, but a lot of people have already left..." after he started the Let's Go Panthers chant? LOL

6 hours ago, mc52beast said:

I would rather remember that wonderful playoff win against the mighty Boyz with Aikman, Irvin and Sanders.

Hell yes! They haven't been back to the Super Bowl since we put half of their starters on stretchers during that ass whooping. That Panthers team effectively ended the Cowboys dynasty...with a little help from the salary cap.

The second picture on page 10...is that Norwell's leg that Stewart is planting his cleat on? Wonder if that's what happened to his hamstring...

The thing I love about this team vs past seasons is that screw ups/bad breaks don't phase them. Bobble the snap out of the end zone? Pick that poo up and run it out to the 20. Turn the ball over at the 20? Hold the offense to 3. Resiliency is extremely important to a playoff caliber team. 

and Kurt Coleman was a fuging beast tonight! Another clutch vet courtesy of Gettlemagic. 

This. We have multiple players on our current roster that prove you don't have to be an insufferable asshole in order to dominate at your position. 

Steve Smith is a football player. He PLAYED for the Panthers, and now he plays for the Ravens. He's on the downside of his career and his presence had a less than positive impact on the team. Why on Earth anyone but a sad fanboy/girl would want to trade away any draft pick for him is beyond me. I'll always love the games he played for us, and if he wants to retire a Panther, I'm sure they'd give him a one day contract, but he'll never play another meaningful down for the Panthers. People need to accept that and move on. 

LOL! No thanks, kid. 

You're right, Charles Johnson started in a much better situation and was eased into his role. Kony Ealy has been thrust into a role, been serviceable and still gets poo from the negative nancies. Players take time to develop. Josh Norman has been benched before as well and now everyone is offering their left nut to help re-sign him right this minute. 

Charles Johnson didn't come on until year three. Ealy will be fine.

This is a win/win/win. We get a proven player with a high motor, to pair with two of the best, nastiest interior linemen in the NFL, and a guy that can help light a fire under whoever is playing on the other end. Allen is too old to rebuild a team around, so it's better for the Bears to get some chance at value later rather than marginal value right now. Allen gets to move back to the position he built his career at, and a chance to spend the last few years on a team where he can be one of a group of high level guys, even if he's not still able to be THE guy. 

And we probably get to keep the pick if we have to cut him early for underperforming. #Gettlemagic

It sucks but poo happens. We are still going to win this game. 

Yes. 

LOL. A football player got hurt. It's not like someone found out they have stage 4 cancer. It's not THAT serious. 

Gah! You fuging people! Calm the fug down! It's ONE PLAYER! Last year half of the people on this board dismissed his stats as 'padded with garbage time yards and touchdowns' and now he's the only way we make it to the playoffs?! GTFOH

Bad news, but sheesh! What a bunch of whiny babies! We've got so many running backs we're going to have to cut some, so many WR's that up until this injury, some good players were going to be cut, and we have a stud QB that can run the ball when necessary. Add to that a freakish defense and a weak division and we'll be fine. If one player makes your entire season, then you're already in horrible shape. I hate it for Kelvin, but at least we have great surgeons and a guy like Thomas Davis to encourage him through his recovery. I'm still very excited about this season. 

Charles Johnson didn't do anything spectacular until his third year, and even then he wasn't the stud he is now. Give Ealy time. He's got a great cast of players to work with and learn from. 

I'm almost 40, and my little league teams always gave participation trophies, but made a bigger deal out of superlative trophies. Everyone wanted to be the best hitter of the 1984 season or most RBI's or whatever. You got acknowledged for participating because you came and put in work just like everyone else on the team. If your performance stood out, it got acknowledged as such. 

I think participation trophies are fine, but extra effort/performance should be acknowledged. Most of the people I see bitching about 'the pussyfication of the next generation' are most often miserable fugs who are living too vicariously through their children, trying to fill some void from their own childhood. 

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Was just listening to movin the chains and some disphit panther fan asked a question and then talked over the top of Pat Kirwan explaining why Shaq was a great pick.

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RR explaining how Thompson match up against Jimmy Graham-type guys in nickel and also be 3rd LB in 4-3.

Jimmy not in the fuging division anymore Ron give me a better fuging excuse

Jimmy Graham now plays on a real team, that's been the gateway to the Super Bowl the last two years. There's a good chance we see him again this year.

Shaq is a great pick. He can be groomed to be an LB or a Safety and he'll be groomed by the best. Also gives us another legit returner. Very excited w this pick.

I've always found Thor a strange choice for a super hero. He's a major figure in Norse religion. To me it's kind of like making a comic book super hero out of Jesus Christ, that walks on water, has a healing factor, can multiply food and turn water into wine. 

Wouldn't it be kind of sweet if they made a super hero that could kill bad guys by turning all of the water in their bodies to wine?