Carl Spackler

Posting this in early June is as smart as the guy who did the "We Already Won The Darnold Trade" thread after Week 2 of 2021.

Those funds are earmarked for tourism.

who is RB2 then?

Burns had as many sacks against the Lions as Peppers had in all of 2007. Every DE has ups and downs but you pay your best players and keep them. It's sort of how the best teams win.

Tommy Tremble has more career carries than Giovanni Ricci.

Olsen's the best color guy in the game.

I don't think anyone should think of that as a reach. Whether he pans out or not, it was fine

Sports Illustrated, back when it was a real thing, had the Panthers bringing up the rear of the NFC South in its NFL previews in 2003 and 2015.

I wasn't trying to convince anybody, I was just bringing up other historic moments that were less negative.

But the good have been VERY good. 2005 season finale in Atlanta, a must-win to make the playoffs (like 2014), was a 44-11 blowout W. That was awesome. 2007 game in Atlanta, yeah Jake hurt his elbow, but DeShaun Foster and David Carr (!!) helped preserve the win. I was at that game, 50-yard line seats in the second row (but behind Atlanta's bench). There's been some great moments in Charlotte, too. 2015, the 38-0 win is still the largest margin of victory in franchise history, and to go much farther back, Timmy Biakabutuka running all over them in a Sunday Night Football win in 1997 was epic (though I don't remember it).

Meh, no Falcon fan can forget the 34-3 beatdown they took at the hands of the Panthers, in a winner-takes-all NFC South title game AT HOME.

There's no team I'd rather sweep than the Saints.

Nah man, there's definitely been worse than that. Not that it was good, but Jesus Christ, Keith Taylor last year was not even USFL-tier in that timeframe. I think Jackson deserved it above any of them and clarified it right after. Congrats on the Derby

I'd only carry one FB and add Beason.

Honestly I’d put Donte Jackson as the 4th cb