45catfan

That's $2 million well spent. Wait...

Ian Thomas, lol!

That's it, we need to sign another CB!

Literally said a punt was the win in that situation.

We should have got a veteran RB the week CMC went out. Thinking a 4th round rookie was going to somehow even come close to CMC's production is laughable.

Please get Hubbard out of the game!

Didn't secure the catch to the ground. The feet weren't the issue.

What is up with our WRs not being able hang onto the ball?

Chubba who????

That's how you hit a hole, attack it, don't tippy-toe into it.

Oh, people have fumbled before, but I thought is was laughable that people were ready to crown the kid after a couple of very mediocre outings. Dude is garbage between the tackles. Exhibit #1 was on full display.

"Cuba Hubbard is an NFL Starter" I remember that thread well...

I mean the quality of massage parlors in Miami compared to Charlotte, can you blame the man?

And we thought Darnold had a rough game last Sunday.

I listen to 104.9 in the morning on the way into work. I catch "Two Pros And A Cup Of Joe" with Brady Quinn, Lavar Arrington and Jonas Knox from 7-8am. Brady and Lavar are actually funny dudes. Jonas Knox can be a bit annoying though. What is the time slot?

I wasn't a fan of extending Robby in the first place, sure as hell not for what we ended up actually giving him and now he's laughing all the way to the bank.

You have to wonder if his quick drops has anything to do with our OL sucking and he's just ready to get rid of the damn ball before being planted in the turf?

Exactly how long have you followed the Panthers?

Bingo! Darnold thinks he has a deep shot for a TD or a check down that's likely to get dropped. I'd bet you he'd still pass up Hubbard 9-out-of-10 times given the chance.

I really wish some team would have hired this offensive prodigy back in the offseason. Oh, is he not an offensive prodigy anymore? I bet dude is having wet dreams about coaching back in college at this point.

'97, '03, '05, '08 and '18 were pretty good overall units based off those stats. Again, '03, 05 and '08 were when Gross was a young stud. Outside of that, it's like we lucked into a couple of good units...literally TWO.

Robby appears to be open inside the hash; the DB bailed and was respecting his speed while protecting the sideline. What you can't see is where that safety on that side of the field is until the ball is already in the air. If anything, if the pass went to Robby (and he held onto the ball) it would have moved the sticks, but it's not like there was a TD pass to be had. Also 5 Giants defenders in on that play. That shouldn't happen unless two receivers end up in the same location and that's not by design.

Thompson 82 and Thomas 80 end up within one yard of one another as the pick occurred. Again, not defending the decision of Darnold or the wounded duck throw, but two receivers ending up in the exact same area is going to draw more defenders.

Let me introduce you this team. They are called the Carolina Panthers and historically could give a rat's @ss about fixing an OL. Been this way the better part of 25-years. Sure, the one draft we lucked up and got Jordan Gross because the Vikings could get their card turned in on time we fielded some decent OLs with him here. Besides that, it's always been a patchwork band of misfits. Some units less embarrassing than others, but this team has NEVER been known for investing in the OL and fielding an elite unit.

That's a busted play. There's no way both TEs should be in the same area like that. The pick was horrible, but someone ran the wrong route.