The NFL Shield At Midfield

Back to the ball and smacked the WR upside the head. That was blatant.

It just kills me seeing it happen over and over. He could be a top 3 CB in the league but he just can't stay healthy.

God he dragged us up and down the field that afternoon. He even caught a touchdown on a pass deflected by one of the DBs.

Hey Jaycee Horn might be back until he gets injured during the coin toss

Now that was a nasty route, good lord

You're thinking of Jangler who was a fuging creep and weirdo who can't hold Juan's jock.

I said it in another thread, but after the questionable completion/fumble to Marshall the subsequent hurry up play was about the best he looked all day. He seems to do better in an up tempo offense that doesn't let the defense substitute and keeps them on their heels. I have no idea what the fug Frank Reich is looking at with the plays he's calling.

Whoa, not sure he was down

Stuffed on a QB sneak when Daniel Jones is 6'5", that's rough

What's up guys, it's Wan'Dale Dingle here

I want to go back to 1992 and tell people that Monday Night Football theme song in 30 years will be Snoop Dogg covering a Phil Collins song

Be honest, who's turning down a hug from a rich cougar

Well I mean, who is moving to Cleveland? That's the thing about Charlotte, it's a transplant city. Also, as others have pointed out, the Panthers haven't even existed for 30 years yet. Everybody around here already had a favorite team. Like if your parents are Steelers, Vikings, or Cowboys fans you probably will be too and won't switch loyalties because there's an expansion team. Especially if they suck ass most of the time. The Browns have been around since the 40s when the NFL was actually less popular than college football and baseball. Teams would barnstorm around the country playing exhibition games, folded and merged all the time, etc. It's ancient history at this point but they actually did win NFL titles pre-merger and had some great teams up into the 80s.

Lots of amateur psychology going on then too. I'll never forget the guy who diagnosed Cam as a narcissist based on the definition from dictionary.com.

Maybe he was mistaking the Skol chants for boos

Didn't this dude play for the fuging Eagles? The team with some of the most psychotic, violent fans in the league? Him and Robbie/Robby Anderson/Chosen who played for the Jets whining about fans booing strikes me as bizarre. Based on where they played I would think they'd consider not getting a full beer chucked at them to be a positive outcome.

The best he looked all day yesterday was the non-completion and then hurry up to get another play snapped before the Vikings could challenge it. Just a thought.

I'm pot committed. I don't write checks or work for the team so the stakes for me are getting "I told you so" from some posters on a forum.

Yeah it's pathetic when men cry. Back in the old days when you were sad you just drank yourself to death and beat your wife and kids up, not this pussy ass bullshit

Hey I guess they listened to those of you who were saying we should screen Shenault

Very smart football there

Wow imagine that, Chuba Hubbard gets the ball and does something good

Chuba Hubbard has also looked much better than Miles Sanders but they're inexplicably just running him into the pile over and over

There was a really bad ghost holding call that erased a nice gain to Terrace Marshall on Boseman in the first half. Generally they've kept Bryce's jersey clean and they've held up well in pass pro. check that might have been Zavala, don't remember