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The Jags might be worse than us. Yikes. 

11 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Clowney, Robinson, Jackson, Woods, Tuttle, Scott, Hill, and Harris all won with their previous DCs. Led teams to the playoffs.

Then there's Horn who had better success with Snow, Holcomb and Wilks.

Ray & Wallace have only been at the command of Evero. Evero is the only key defensive piece that hasn't had success in their current role for multiple teams.

I think it's safe to say all the other DCs of the current Panthers starting defenders would be able to win (and have won) with them. They'd definitely keep them from giving up 30+ points consistently. 32 losses in 3 seasons with 11 of them being 30+ points. He's the Bryce Young of DCs. He needs to go back to coaching safeties and prevent defenses.

Well that's certainly an opinion.

2 minutes ago, Mills said:

Lets not forget that we passed over Ryan Poles, their GM in favor of Scott Fitterer because Fitt was able to joke back and forth with Rhule and Tep. And he Fleeced us on the trade that now has us devoid of talent. FUGGG Lol

You cant make this crap up

Not sure Poles is a good GM, he just abused a fuging moron for a whole bunch of Draft picks. 

1 minute ago, Krovvy said:

This is a historically bad defense. If you don't think the man in charge of it deserves some blame then I don't know what to tell you.

Who on this defence would start for the other 31 teams in the league.

Horn, definitely. Jackson for a few and then... ?

1 minute ago, VintagePanther said:

It was a compliment . Jaycee is a lock down corner and putting the league on notice this year . 

He'll be the next player to leave Charlotte because we don't actually like having good players on this roster. 

5 minutes ago, Krovvy said:

He wanted these players. We cut and traded and let walk good players.

Every off-season since he's been here we've heard how we're signing 'his guys', we're drafting 'his guys'. Well, 'his guys' are fuging bums!

They gave him a miniscule budget and told him to make it work - so he picked up players from the absolute bottom of the bargain bin that had played for him before. 

You don't think he actually wants his starting LBs to be Thompson and Jewell, right? I can't even name the starting DL, they're that poor. 

1 minute ago, TheBigKat said:

Halftime panthers locker room should just be spent yelling at Bryce young.

Nah, but he shouldn't be on the roster anymore.

He gamed the system (so I have no sympathy for his mental health being wrecked), but we were stupid enough to fall for it. They need to get him out of the building as soon as possible. He's a daily reminder that we traded 5 premium players for a non-NFL calibre player and then spent all offseason stripping the D to prop him up. 

Just now, Camp Fodder said:

Remember that time Panthers outbid the Vikings for Evero so the Vikings had to settle for Flores

Jesus Christ himself couldn't field an NFL calibre unit with this defensive roster.

Evero is a very good NFL DC. He's been handed practice squad level players across the board. 

Just now, CBDellinger said:

This defense is so friggin bad.  Idc about the injuries, they have sucked all year.

They'd have sucked prior to the injuries too. It's a talentless unit. 

LOL

1 hour ago, CRA said:

What do you mean how so? Back to back weeks in ACC play the game has come down to a play late under review….that the masses all see as the review being handled wrong and in Miami’s favor to thus get the win. 

now you can argue refs get plays wrong all game.  They do.  But once it goes to review? That’s viewed differen.  There wasn’t the evidence to overturn that TD under review last week and that should have been targeting called this week. 

so yeah, if the call the majority of football fans think should of been made during review was…..Miami is 0-2

 

I'm confused.

The late review on a Hail Mary where it clearly wasn't a catch? As in the 'masses' agreed that 'yeah it probably wasn't a catch, but you it'd be funny if it was so let's get irate?'

As for the targeting call - I thought if a review took over 5 minutes to make the the call on the field should stand?

Make your mind up, love.

1 hour ago, Proudiddy said:

I fell asleep when they got back to 32-38, iirc.  Lol.  I mean, I saw some NFL throws and I love the bounce back from adversity, but overall, he kind of falls in line with the majority of this QB class...  there's just something missing.  Nothing like a Cam or AR where they're physically superhuman and just have to refine, and no otherworldly accuracy/awareness like a Stroud.  It feels like most of this upcoming class are really good, but nothing is "wow!" about them.  I like Ward, and compared to guys like Beck, yeah, I take Ward all day...  but I don't get crazy excited about the idea, snd I wouldn't bet it's a quick process.

Still, amazing grit, heart, and an incredible comeback.

If he would just take the check down throw he'd be running away with the Heisman trophy (and Miami wouldn't be in these close games).

He's just playing hero ball. 

20 minutes ago, CRA said:

Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good.  Miami should trademark that.   Not sure if luck is the right word though.  Easily could be 0-2 right now.  Probably should be. 

How so?

Are we still in Bears territory telling a story, motherfugers?!!?!?

Let's goooooooooooooooo!

Yeah Cam Ward ain't the guy.

He's too interested in playing hero ball. Checkdowns are open all night and he's running around back there trying to get his Johnny Football Heisman moment. 

Fine if it's a second round pick. Not worth discussing if not. 

1 hour ago, Waldo said:

CMC sounds about done so that magic was amazing but also not for long. Moore for sure tho. I still can't believe they traded that good of a player on that good of a contract. Seeing him on the Bears is going to just stink this Sunday

When you watch Pitts / Robinson / London run out there for the Falcons, you can't help but feel we used to have that, but we traded them all away.

2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Simping for Kirk Cousins is hilariously pathetic. I mean not as bad as simping for Sam Darnold, but still pathetic.

He's essentially Dalton - one of the 32 best QBs on the planet, but not a superstar and hurtling towards retirement.

As we've seen they're very hard to find. He has his flaws, but he's better than almost everyone else walking the planet at playing QB. 

The Falcons colours are red, black and white - and somehow they still get their unis wrong. 

The last iteration of their uniforms were really good - this updated set look awful. Red helmets?!

12 minutes ago, CBDellinger said:

There’s overwhelming evidence. But having grass when concerts and college football games and nfl games are all happening within days of each other don’t mix.  

There's like what, 2 College football games a year at BOA?

3 hours ago, GoingsGoingsGone said:

The last thing we need to be doing is blowing up the defensive side of the ball and starting from scratch there again next year, just when things are being worked out on offense. Evero deserves an off-season where the focus is on that side of the ball, and not shopping in the bargain bin for cast-offs.

He absolutely will not be here next season - by his own choice. 

There are some WILD takes on here. Good lord. LP

1 hour ago, Waldo said:

Some of those guys he actually wanted. It cuts both ways

On a very, very strict budget, maybe. 

1 hour ago, csx said:

I don't see him being retained barring some unquestionable turnaround. I assumed he could scheme some sort of respectability even with a weak roster. 

I don't think we'll have a say in the matter. His contract will expire in the offseason - he'll definitely leave to go and coach a D with actual NFL players on it.

8 minutes ago, PantherChris said:

Shaqs injury is a heal injury id be shocked if that isn't an Achilles 

*heel and I doubt he'd have walked off if he'd torn his Achilles. I'm not a Dr though.