KatsAzz

I hope the report that Rhule will be gone is true, which would be a good thing. However, I am not counting on it and getting my hopes up because the Panthers have a current history of doing the opposite of what would be good for the team going forward.

I will personally not boo anyone connected with the Panthers but being a fellow diehard Panthers Fan, i can understand where others probably boo to vent flustrations because they are also diehard Panthers fans and the product that's been put on the field the last several years flustrates all of us.

But his wife cooks good meatballs.

I had no idea Rhule did that sneaky act after Tepper offered him one whale of a deal. Fug him,it will be one happy day when i see his azz leave Charlotte N.C, just hope it is sooner rather than later..

Hmmmm! Now that we have learned that meatballs are Teppers weakness and possible Achilles Heel, maybe we can keep him stuffed with them, allowing us to show him how a football team should be built because it's obvious to one and all the present plan is not working.

The Panthers don't have to attempt to tank, all they have to do is show up the next two remaining games to be assured of closing the season with two final losses.

If Rhules plan is working, it has to be one of the best kept secrets in modern history.

I was at the Panthers vs Patriots SuperBowl in Houston and will never forget the streaker on the football field that went from the Panthers sideline toward the Patriots sideline just before the second half started . All of us fans had special Super Bowl cushions at our seats with a pouch in front containing a program and a little radio/headset. As soon as I set down in my seat for the second half, the excited radioo announcer came on the little radio wondering why one of the officials was taking his clothes off. Just then the naked fake official, who was the actual streaker, took off running, chased by security that had trouble gaining on him but finally he decked flat on his rear by a Patriots linebacker that close lined him.

I tried keying on Brady Christensen the entire game and the time Shaq Barrett beat him was the only time he got beat that i saw. Meanwhile, in a positive light, I saw Brady put Shaq Barrett flat on his back once and manhandle him or anyone else that he was responsible to block. Most of the pressure i saw from Tampa Bay came straight up the gut or on stunts.

I can see the headlines now. " Panthers Game So Bad It Made Fan Loses Their Mind."

Exactly. There is just not that many high grade offensive lineman available to chose from in free agency! That is why the Panthers need to go heavy in this years draft for offensive linemen, even if they have to trade a good player our two to obtain more picks.

Their games plans suck and their half time adjustments are worse and mostly nonexistent.

Sadly,you are probably correct.

That is a great post with detailed logic that makes a lot of sense but don't expect the current Panthers brain trust to do any thing that makes that much sense.

Say What?

You are probably correct. The home game Sunday may be the last time Cam will play here in front of the Panther fans.

That would work if the Panthers could Cam to agree .

I could go along with signing Cam for 2 million or less but i question if he would be open to that type of a deal?

The Panthers will already be paying Sam over 18 million next year, i doubt if they would be willing to pay an additional 10 to 12 million for a situation quarterback.

Sam Darnold may no longer be the guy for the job for the Panthers, but the team did exercise his fifth-year option for 2022. With this being the case, he at least deserves a longer look once he can return from his injury. Ideally, the Panthers could just cut ties. But they made the decision to commit and must live with it now. Cam Newton is not the same player and his is the toughest reason of all for Panthers fans to accept. Newton is just not the same player he was back when he was MVP and took the team to the Super Bowl. He was beaten out by Mac Jones in New England and there is a reason the Panthers moved on in the first place. It is easy to think resigning Newton would ensure he turns the team around like he has done in the past. However, he only threw for eight touchdowns in 15 games last season. Add in the reality of showing up next year on a team facing so much needed to rebuild, he is just not the elite guy for the job.

It is a low point for our team and hurts to know that the "Clown" Skip Bayless was right when he called the Panthers a "Clown Show".

That is true but Tepper like most NFL owners makes most of his money from another business, so owning an NFL football team is usually a part-time job. I feel that all the good NFL owners delegate to a team President, who is responsible for running the team on a day-to-day basis. However, there are still things the owner has to take a “hands-on” approach to: Strategic planning.

You are 100% correct. But a whole lot of people on the Huddle said they wanted a win to create a winning culture going forward . Well,as you pointed out,that winning culture cost us the chance to get QB Justin Herbert, the real deal and a franchise type player.

Don't be to sure that no NFL team will take Sam. If the Panthers put the right creative package together, which would probably involve them eating part of his salary and different player swaps, a possible deal could be worked out with the right trading partner.