Waldo

I have been here since game 1. I get your need for positivity but I've been up to my eyes in crap with the Panthers and have no blind optimism at this point. We are looking bottom 10 qgain at this point. The draft will make or break us. Like I said elsewhere, I hope we lose it all and get that 2022 #1 pick with the moves we have made. We could be setting ourselves up for 10 years of success riding Darnope into the ground in 2021.

Now we are all bad fans. Suck the teat you are given or feel shame! LoL. How soon can we fire this GM? He might have brain damage.

Not really, ass or video games is always better than bad football. Going to be great for me.

Lol. Welcome to the Panthets fanbase. Go check out some info on our 2010 and 2001 team season. Sometimes you have to embrace the suck. Those two disasters got us into 2 SBs and 1 franchise QB. We are in this for the first pick in 2022 baby!

It has killed any excitement for 2021 whatsoever. If I could skip to 2022 I would not hesitate.

Make him take Teddy, get a 2nd back next year along with a 1st and 2nd this year. After it goes through, send a picture of a blue waffle and tell him they will be on the continental breakfast tomorrow morning.

Yes, yes it is. When you have no good answers anything becomes a better option.

Darnold is coming out of the baby sir.

Not winning in the NFL is a lot worse than not winning at Baylor. The desperation reeks and it was an eerily similar move to the Cam & Teddy debacle last year. We overpaid in draft capital this year vs overpaying in cap last year. Both are long shot guys who have enough film in the NFL to raise legitimate and loud concerns. Both look to end with us getting no value from the outgoing QB and there still is not a good option to start on the roster yet. Neither was particularly handled well either.

So far, the best Oline addition of the offseason.

We swapped a weak armed Teddy for a weak brained Sam. It's 2020 again, instead of saying we don't know what Teddy can do after years in the NFL we get to pretend we don't know what Sam can do after years in the NFL. It's the relying on a miracle version of roster management, again.