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The Ghengis Khan of quarterbacking, maestro of the screen pass

Rome wasn’t built in a day

Fitterer drafted a long snapper, in the fifth round, when it wasn’t a need, and the guy didn’t even make the roster.

We traded a top tier receiver and this year's #1 pick for a noodle armed game manager

DJ Moore through five games - 27 catches, 531 yards, 5 touchdowns Christian McCaffrey through four games - 600 total yards, 7 touchdowns We trade our best players for nothing and then see them go off for other teams. Absolutely embarrassing. And thanks to Fitterer, we can't even rebuild with the #1 pick because we won't have it. There's nothing to look forward to. Fire Fitterer now.

In on every deal

Hes supposed to be the Albert Einstein of quarterbacking

But he’s the Ghengis Khan of quarterbacking! Unstoppable genius brain.

How many of those were behind or at the line of scrimmage?

Our offense scored six points

We gave up two firsts and DJ Moore for a noodle arm, fumble-prone game manager

At the rate his YPC is trending he'll be in negative yardage in the next few weeks so I don't care what he thinks

The thing with Hurney is his FA signings were mediocre, and he did overpay for vets. But his first-round picks were almost always absolute game changers - franchise cornerstones that make up for any other mistakes. We've now lost that edge and our late round picks are somehow even worse than before, and so we never get those rebound seasons we always had.

Stroud or Richardson could make that throw

How many of those were screens, and how many were past 10 yards downfield?

Not on the list: trading Brian Burns for two first-round picks. In hindsight, what a no-brainer move.

At the end of the 2017 season, the Panthers had a record of 181-186-1 (.493) with eight playoff appearances and two Super Bowl victories. Only five seasons had fewer than seven wins. Since Tepper purchased the Panthers, we have a 29-57 record (.337). Since firing Ron Rivera, our record is 17-41 (.293); Rivera's record with the Washington Commanders is .462. Our best two seasons (2018 and 2022) resulted in seven wins. Our points differential from 2018 on is -350. We have not had a single season with an above-average offense in points or yards since 2018. We have not had a single season with an above-average defense in points allowed since 2017. We do not have a first-round draft pick in 2023. It is very possible we record the worst record in the league with nothing to show for it. We were offered two first-round picks for Brian Burns and declined them; we are currently trying to trade for a wide receiver. David Tepper promised to end a culture of mediocrity. He did. We're no longer middle-of-the-road; we are instead now the worst organization in professional football.

3 games into his career and exactly zero plays that make you think "this guy is a first-round draft pick", let alone ones where you think "we traded the #1 pick in the draft for this guy".

I’m not expecting every play to be perfect but I don’t think I’ve been truly wowed by a single throw so far. Closest I can think of was the pass on the two point conversion in week one or two. But there’s not be a single really “wow” moment, one that makes you feel like you have a special player.

Pickles 2.0?

Wow lmao

Sell the team to someone who cares

3rd and 8 and a sack. Story of this season

Every year this offense somehow gets worse

This is why you don't go into seasons with maybe one viable option at wide receiver. I thought we learned this lesson in 2014 but apparently not!