PNW_PantherMan

I dunno man. He's got some real arm talent, but that's about it. He can't read an NFL defense, and he doesn't have a good sense of when the pressure is coming. For as many snaps as he has with no protection, you think he would have a better feel of when a guy is running straight at him.

Michael Jordan and John Miller give us the best chance to win, so we can't evaluate Deonte Brown.

Its funny because later in the game they brought up the Panthers terrible 3rd quarter performances. And Matt Millen says something like "Well that's an indicator that whatever you're doing at halftime ain't working" Getting out coached every single week.

Nobody else is taking that job if Rhule is still here.

If Tepper is the problem it isn't gonna be over for a while.

He can't catch and Abdullah is just as good if not better. He isn't the biggest problem by a long shot, but he was a waste of a pick.

Nobody is going to be able to use the word "process" in this org for the next 10 years after this.

Rhule's gotta go. No excuses.

Looks like it's gonna be another 7 years before Jay Z makes the playoffs.

If anything, it indicates he isn't safe for next season.

I don't get it. The only team that can't run against us is the Saints.

Agree. Just when he's actually getting into a rhythm.

I don't know what anyone sees in Chuba Hubbard. He's a literal JAG. UDFA replacement level. Doesn't help that he can't catch.

His body language is terrible. His eyes basically say he's getting fired.

He isn't. We're basically the NFC Texans as far as organizational disfunction. The exact thing he's trying to escape.

Agree. Worth noting that Brady has never sat out the last week of the season. He will play most or all of the game and try to win by 200. It's just who he is, and there's no way he's sitting IMO.

Completely disagree. I've been following this team since I was a kid in the 90s. This is the worst stretch of Panthers football ever. We're moving into joke territory like where the Lions live. We've always at least been mediocre. JR was never the best owner, but he was also never the worst. He promised us a Super Bowl win in 10 years, and did everything he could to make that happen. Sure, being a Panther fan has had its fair share of disappointment. But this is a completely different feeling entirely. This franchise is rapidly approaching hopelessness.

If Tepper gives Rhule a 3rd season he is a lousy owner. I don't care how rich he is. He has no idea how to run a football team. If he had any brains, he'd get out of the way and let football people run the team.

Sounds like Jerry Jones.

For the record I'm down for taking the generational center with our pick. The middle of our line is awful, and Paradis and Elflein both suck. Protecting the QBs blindside is valuable, but the center is basically the QB of the offensive line. Either that or the best LT we can get.

Who cares if a guy is a "reach" for a couple picks. We're talking about taking a guy at 5 instead of 8 or something. Just take the player you want and move on IMO. No need to get cute. A reach is when you take a 3rd round prospect in the top of the 2nd or something.

I agree with all of this except I do like the black pants with the white jerseys as an alternate away. I've never been a fan of how our blue alternate jerseys look. If we did a redesign, I'd like it to be like the Chargers. Just a streamlined version of the same uniform.

Cam isn't the only QB to enter the NFL that had more physical potential than Tom Brady. Nobody has outdone him, or even come close. I don't think that's a very fair standard. Cam didn't receive the coaching that Tom Brady did, or have the same kind of support via commitment to the offensive line. It's just two completely different situations. Cam poured his heart and soul out for this franchise, and he didn't have to do that. He did everything Jerry Richardson asked as far as appearance etc, sacrificed his body on the field for the team, and has been incredibly generous in the local community. He could have said fug it after his rookie deal and walked to a big market team, but he wanted to be here. Sure he's pretty much washed up now, but that's just an unfair level of expectation. Julius Peppers had the potential to surpass Lawrence Taylor's dominance on the field, but he didn't. He still had an amazing career though, and he was a great player. I get where you're coming from, but you gotta appreciate the great players that have put on the Panther uniform. We don't have much else tbh.

The fact that Rodney Peete is one of the better ones is depressing.

I thought it would take at least 2 seasons before people started talking about him as a HC again. You guys are crazy. He's done a great job in Dallas but their roster is stacked. Trevon Diggs and Micah Parsons are insane players.