Diehardpanth02

Lord. This is a football forum. And a football topic. Not Voter fraud. If you want proof go get somebody else to do it. It's Moneyday.

Yeah, my bad I got a family and stuff. I've been checked out for the last 5 years. Still a diehard, just more meh about it these days. If my measurements as a Carolina panther fan is all I fall short on in life I'm ok with it. Carolina has fell short on many promises too.

Dude. Finally somebody gets it.

Oh yeah I absolutely couldn't prove people are greedy especially sports owners

You still talking about betting. Go gamble bro. I really don't care how you spend your indentured dollars. Once again, if money is involved. People get greedy. And when people get greedy, they set things up in their favor to win money. If your so naive to not believe so. Then you my friend, are living in la la land. You caught me, I don't bet. I was pointing out that people do. And more money is made for the house when thing go how they expect. And btw, who is the house? Is it the NFL?

Human nature is to lie. Ask Jesus, that's the only facts you need. The games are decided by humans. Officials. Owners. Players. All of it.

Been here since the inaugural season, just held on to long. And now I'm WOKE or whatever the kids say these days.

Lols the two teams with some of the highest number Superbowl rings. They gave their cash cows the glory first. Now it's time to build the brang bigger. More billions and trillions to go around.

Dang. Bringing up the history. My B! We definitely had zero calls go our way in crunch time of many of those important ball games.

To think of it. Cam does seem pretty well off. Think he actually could've jumped on that fumble? Btw I'm a Cam fan before I get flamed. Signed rookie photo from him. And went to plenty of games during his tenure.

Yeah. Sorry bro wrong person.

Yep. Lol post game already bringing up the Kelce bowl. Imagine that, the same year their podcast blows up.

Bruh. I understand the friggin line dude. Once again the point I'm making is if where there is betting, there is a potential to be rigged. People stand to get rich from a money line, seems to easy to drop a pass, or make a bad call.

As usual. I'm late to the show. Guess that's why I've never placed a bet

The odds are narrowed down to a point where the house usually wins. The point I am bringing up is if there is betting involved it seems to beneficial to rig the games. I'll still watch lol I love football. My gut just tells me something ain't lining up.

Fight me. This is an entertainment program. This isn't competitive sports. To many stories line up to increase the talking points (the Kelce brothers), Mahomes on a Brady chase, the refs making questionable calls in favor of only one direction. You name it, no way so many coincidence. It all just seems odd to me. I could be wrong. But in a sports betting world, how does the house know where to bet. It's only when they know the odds, or control the deck. All just seems to scripted to me. I literally could've guessed the outcome of this game after the first quarter.

The simple fact of hiring a guy just bc he is an OC is simple. Maybe stating an offensive mind would make more sense when making your statement. All those guys are head coaches now who had to put together a staff. They don't just call plays.

Andy Reid is the best coach of them all, he's been here a minute. And I would argue the other 3 teams all have significant experience and time in the NFL too. You can't just go cherry pick the OCs from those teams and expect results. It takes an entire staff, give me the guy that knows his limits, and fills all the holes with proven men who've coached men. Taking a dart throw on a hot name worked out well with us with the last guy huh?

Finally someone said it. Majority of the huddles criteria....young offensive coordinator on recently successful team=success. As if offense is the only side of the ball that matters, let alone all the other details that come with being coach outside of play calling.

The only teams left are teams who do the basics well. No matter the level. Run the ball, stop the run, and play hard defense. If you get any team doing that, when it comes down to it you will win more often than not. The passing game is very important now, to keep teams honest. But without the run game, the passing game gets significantly harder to be efficient with. Most football Stan's don't recognize this and want the new shiny WR1s and fancy new offensive schemes. Kyle Shanahan is who I'd be looking for, someone with great run design with a well built machine. And doing it with a nobody at Qb.

Oh look. Another post about an upcoming OC, who has reaped the benefits of the previous coaching staff and jumped in on their draft picks only to be seen as the next coming of Sean McVay only to realize the dude has less than 10 years experience in the NFL has even less as an OC and zero as a head coach. Watch who wins the super bowl bet he isn't someone like this guy. And don't get me wrong, I'm all for taking something fresh and new. Especially in Carolina. But let's not be naive, and stop expecting some guy to come in and re-invent the wheel. Head Coach is only a part of a big ass shepherds pie. And if one thing ain't right it all turns out to be a big slopping almost inedible mess. Give me a guy with enough experience, but still young enough to have energy, who maybe got dealt a bad card, and who still found some success at their position. Who comes from a winning pedigree, who oozes a particular confidence that would lead to a culture. Not just some guy that draws X's and O's. There is just so much more to the sport than offense. And play calling. And people who see it that way just don't know the game.

That's stupid AF tho, bc they're one of the better WR duos in the league. There are only a handful of studs that would replace them. Adams. Jefferson. Cooper Kupp type guys.

You were always a saints fan at heart anyway. don't come back when the tide changes.

Man that's a whole bunch of poopie