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Equal and opposite reaction lol

Can he play LT?

So I'm to assume that you're implying that Cam was cut because he didn't go to Temple, and no other reason? And the fact that you just said that Will Grier, who is currently third on the Cowboy's QB depth chart behind Cooper fugging Rush, is better than Sam Darnold, tells me that you either have horrible football takes, or you're purposefully taking the piss. It's clear you're upset at the amount of players on the roster that come from programs that Rhule coached, but if you were a first time NFL coach with more holes on your roster than swiss cheese, would you not try and fill those holes in the short term with players you know and are familiar with? The only players from Baylor or Temple who are currently *starters* have proved they deserve a starting spot.

You are getting angry at your own assumptions. Also, you did not answer my question.

You don't seem very happy to have them at the moment. No one is making you have PSLs, so if you're complaining this much about the money you're paying to support the Panthers, then idk what to tell you other than maybe reconsider having PSLs? Like I said it's up to you. But if you're as old as you're alluding to, then I'd be embarrassed to be acting the way that you are at the moment.

If you don't want to pay to support the Panthers then you quite literally do not have to. It is your choice.

The rebuild started when he hired Rhule. Everything before that was an assessment of what we had.

Don't be so petulant. Chill out man.

CJ is still on his rookie deal for at least 3 years. He can theoretically become a lockdown corner across from Horn. This is not a "win now" move. Gilmore is a vet that can come in and mentor our very young CB room. Not sure this move indicates a win now attitude either.

Tell me, which veterans that were "jettisoned" should we have kept? The highest volume influx of new talent to change a team comes via the draft, not free agency or trades, so yes, in a wholesale rebuild of a roster, the team is going to skew young. Not to mention that the presence of *any* "non-temple veterans" will disprove your narrative.

We ended the 2019 season with arguably the NFL's worst roster. Did you really expect this team to be competitive last year and this year?

This year was never meant to be the one where we became truly competitive. One more offseason of picks/acquisitions that can contribute meaningfully and then we can start talking about winning the division/playoffs etc.

This one right here.

I'm gonna have this post in mind while watching the game lol

I just hope both teams have fun

I haven't read most of the negative threads past the first post because they mostly boil down to "O-Line bad" or "Offense bad" or just droning on about how we never win anything as a franchise. I'm just commenting on how there are two competing threads with 100% opposite headlines currently, and how it seems the Eagles game has polarized the Huddle. That is all.

Now we got threads subtweeting other threads lmao that Eagles loss really did a number on this fanbase.

Why would you trade our best corner at the moment (Horn has only played 3 games, can't call him our best) when we don't really know if Gilmore or Henderson are going to perform well for us? Doesn't make any sense.

Finally a nuanced take. Everyone (myself included) got way ahead of themselves after we hit 3-0. This is a young team with a young core that will experience growing pains. Yes this was a bad loss but it is by no means the end of the world.

As a Panthers fan, you should have a bad feeling going into every game lol. But regarding the playoff thing, a GM has to prepare for the playoffs, even if they don't think it's likely. Otherwise we'd be caught with our pants around our ankles if we actually got there. Planning for and expecting are two different things entirely.

If Brady starts at LT and has even an average day, folks on here will unironically start talking about winning the super bowl.

We usually have a "What _______ Fans are Saying" thread by now.

Or we want Jaycee to learn for a year under Gilmore.

Hindsight is 2020. Not sure there's any way we could've foreseen trading for two starting caliber corners this year