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Nearly a pick, throw behind receiver, doink FG. Oy...

Always fascinating to see things in retrospect. Looking at the old list, feels like quintessential Panthers. We could've done better but could've been worse. Personally feel McDermott wouldn't have been ready to be HC that long ago but given his current trajectory with the Bills, maybe it would've been similar.

Even Hurney won the NFC South. ...I feel sick typing that sentence.

I swear PJ is starting just so the crowd can cheer for something when he gets pulled.

It is what it is. But hey, who knows? The Jeff Saturday experience could go so horribly wrong that Foxy will take over and be clapping on the sidelines again.

Not going to lie. Really wanted Reich when he was last available. Not sure about now but I'd at least consider him over Dan Quinn.

Will Willis even bother to throw?

Not sure if this is worse than 2010 but ok.

...and that's probably it for Tennessee. Also can already see Hooker's draft stock plummeting.

...well, the Texans fanbase are going to want a new QB.

Mills smart enough to spike the ball around the receiver on a broken screen.

Brandin Cooks was actually captain? I know it's just a silly badge but still...

Texans already exceeding expectations. They had a brief lead and they caused a turnover.

Promise, yes, but give it another few years before we call them a franchise player. I still remember all the promise Jeff Otah had and that did not end well.

Not sure if this deal means that, ultimately, drafting DJ over Ridley, was the right choice for us.

My stance is that I can't decide between the two options. I suppose the determining factor is how much we would pay for Burns if we keep him and whether we have to let other players go because of the salary cap implications.

I think Monday Night Football decided to dress up as Thursday Night Football tonight.

Wonder if the Bengals fan forum wants to cut McPherson right now.

Turnovers like that is we we'll need ourselves against the Bengals.

Replacing Piñeiro would make more sense had he already been missing field goals this season. Instead, he has been one of the few reliable pieces this season. While it's infuriating he missed twice yesterday, the better option is to wait and see if this starts becoming a trend for him. And tossing people at the first misstep is beyond absurd. That's not accountability. It's allowing emotions to dictate decisions. Try applying that logic to all kickers in the league and even Justin Tucker will be changing teams every other week trying to reach an unrealistic expectation of perfection or you're fired.

I'm going to be overly cautious with Wilks because there has been plenty of history where interim HCs have looked better at the start only to fall down to earth after a few games.

No consistency with the rule. Not surprised it was called given how officiating was yesterday. Personally, I would've been far more upset if DJ dropped the pass.

And it was Heinecke who led that charge for the Ron Riveras.

PJ certainly has an arm and that will likely provide some level of job security. At least he's done more than what Mayfield had shown all season.