UnluckyforSome

That's too bad if he's seriously hurt. I'm sure many people just decided he didn't feel like playing tonight though.

He's keeping that urgent care office from shutting down too.

If the team already is terrible, it doesn't set them back at all! I mean the Browns have had 4 winning seasons since 1990. We have still have a ways to go to catch up.

Henderson vs those Dolphin receivers is not an appealing matchup at all.

I think their coach, who came from the Titans, has brought over some of the same concepts. Run centric, game manager qb, ball control.

Carson Palmer sat his 1st year. This is rarely done anymore,

I'm on the SC coast in Charleston and I've seen similar. I will say that SC fans are far more invested in Clemson-USC, and college football/SEC more than NFL. That said, 1 of the local tv stations here airs the Jags Sunday show, and Panthers and Falcons are both broadcast on the radio. When the team is good, there is more participation and fan presence though.

Of course things change. My favorite Panther team was the 2005 team. That was a Superbowl caliber team. Shut out the Giants on the road in the playoffs. Then beat the doors off the Bears in Chicago. Went to Seattle for the NFC championship game with just Smith and Goings, and Morgan playing with a shoulder harness. Smith was a cheat code that entire season. That team had grit and character and skill. There have been other years where they have been good, and years where it's so-so, and then some absolute garbage. You don't get excited for the garbage, but this current streak is really getting tiresome.

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I don't disagree. I said he is not worth that contract, but..seems like that's how the market is going these days.

Have the Cowboys made their pants more blue? Or am I just misremembering it? The other colors all appear fine.

He is not worth that contract at all, but what was the alternative? We've seen 1st hand that market and it is certainly buyer beware.

And that is why we got him. Black cat.

I'm not singling you out, but when are we done with TMJ? When he was drafted everyone had stars in their eyes and "he was going to take someone's job soon." It's way past time and he is what he is.

To your point on the running game, I think our line is a little better at run blocking.

I can't say I'm excited about seeing Lattimore controlling the sky next week, while Jordan and pals make it difficult up front. Maybe we go back to old-leatherhead style and just run run run. Install the wishbone this week.

If there is a strength to Atlanta's defense, it is the secondary. New Orleans is a little more well-rounded, and more experienced, and should present a tougher test.

That is why it's not really a fair comparison. Every single one of those stat lines are unique situations. Johnson was part of that 0-16 debacle. I understand the frustration though. It has to get better.

Those are all very nice, but it creates some false equivalences, and some of those stats lack important context, such as Stafford taking that start on a Lions team that went 0-16 the previous season. If you want to compare though, Eli's numbers are comparable, except if you look further, his avg/per was measurably higher. It was not a good debut. It could've been worse. Let's hope for better.

It will be sickening if they have somehow gotten 30-some consecutive years of HOF-worthy qb play.

Mr. Big Chest is out there waiting for a new opportunity for a meltdown.

Never should have moved them out of San Diego, but money talks. Everyone likes the idea of not giving billionaires money for stadiums, and that's fine and all. Be able to accept the consequences though.

To be clear I think we all like him and wish he could be on the field. Unfortunately he can't and is giving the team absolutely nothing.

The diehard Bears fan I know tried to sell me on them being 8-2 going into that Detroit matchup. I laughed in his face.

If it is hamstring, would not be shocked with an announcement tomorrow about IR designated to return.