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Gah dammit can we PLZ use a name trigger and call him "Bill Cosby" instead. Sick of these discussions, its like COVID talk, just keeps coming back.

I think that was a different promotion. Wiki says "CWA" I just recently watched the infamous Shockmaster debut, and I can honestly say I would prescribe watching it over any SSRI to cure depression.

Chuck would be Shockmaster

Whippleman is the first, and only, male to have won the Women's Championship in WWF/WWE history. Would be cool to hear someone say "Imma Mr. Scot guy"

Not Harvey Whippleman? Paul Bearer?

I will never understand why the Cardinals are so highly touted by everyone, and now Madden. They looked mighty damn bad against us and pretty much every other team. Yet, they are always projected to be so good and are always defended all to hell as they continue to suck and lose.

Didn't Teddy say they didn't practice that? Lol

I wouldn't say Otah was a bust, he was steamrolling fools. Otah suffered from what many of our draft picks suffer from; being high potential and impact players initially but sizzling out quickly (even more so after being paid) Otah, KB, Turner, and Short are all names that come to mind recently who were standouts that just seemed to suddenly croak. It also seems like anyone who doesn't stay with the team doesn't necessarily die, but doesn't find quite the level of success they seemed to have had. Norman, Bradbury, Star, and Butler are examples of this.

You must be a super fanboy or something. I don't like or dislike him, he just has no business ever being in a Panthers uniform at this point in both his career and the history of the franchise.

Not only is his arm completely shot, it would be a major blow to the confidence of Sam Darnold. Even if Darnold isn't the answer, the answer is not digging up an ancient relic to try and progress a young team.

None of you can seriously want Rivers to be a Panther at this point, can you?

I have heard this several times, but I think everyone forgets that Teddy was a Jet in 2018 and the traded to the Saints for a 6th round pick.

Lol wasn't trying to bust your balls. I could have been nice bro, sorry.

Seriously? No Moore?? Every week there is a new thread about how amazing he is NFL-wide, be it passes caught, having the most receiving yards per year over the last few season, or tackles missed. Even his own team's fanbase severely undervalues him.

Location, location, location. Where else would a group of people give a hard time about a politically charged issue but Washington, D.C.?

Fox says the Olympics are "too woke" lol

Just think how pretty we would be sitting if we mercy killed Short AND refrained from signing Teddy to his big contract, doing something like signing Winston for a year at 1M. I am sure we would have lost the same 4th quarter way, but this time Winston being agressive and throwing INTs and losing instead of checking it down and losing. $30M difference or so I that one alone….

Samuel is (dare I say it) overrated. He reminded me of Philly Brown, if Brown had put on muscles and was a tad quicker. This team has not had a starting tackle (left or right) since the departure of Jordan Gross. So, paying a guy that was behind two 1,000 yard receivers make little to no sense in comparison.

Isn't this a yearly cycle? 1) Rodgers threatens to quit and has a dramatic dispute that ends just in time for training camp. 2) Packers look pretty bad first two games 3) Packers look unstoppable and are SuperBowl favorites 4) Packers lose the NFC Championship. Rinse and repeat......

Geez we would have saved a lot of money trying the Jameis Winston experiment over the Teddy B flop. Pretty sure the outcomes would have been similar, but Jameis would have lost the close games by being too aggressive and making mistakes, where are Teddy checked down and was too soft. Either ways, about a $30M dollar difference.

This exactly! Not only the amazing price for a former 1st overall pick, but I think he would have been pretty exciting here. Though, I could see him being equally frustrating. I think of Jamis and Teddy as pretty much Bizarros of each other (though neither is super) in some aspects. Where as Teddy checkdown would have been chicken and lost us 4th quarter games, Jamis would have been too aggressive and made dumb mistakes and lost of 4th quarter games. I think the outcome would have been similiar, and much MUCH cheaper.

Kawann Short not being part of this team anymore really opens up so much more room for activities!

Sam will be so utterly devastated that we will have not other choice but to trade out next 10 years worth of 1st round picks so that we can acquire Teddy Bridgewater again.

I am still confused over all of this… The Patriots wore their throwback uniforms with the white helmets on more than one occasion. Did this get banned at some point?

All this reminds me of a post I saw a few days ago. The poster said something along the lines of how poorly then Panthers have historically been. For a franchise as young as it is, I beg to differ. Sure, there has been many down years, but for the most part, this has been a successful organization all things considered.