
cardiackat88.
-
Posts
4,061 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Huddle Wiki
Forums
Gallery
Posts posted by cardiackat88.
-
-
22 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:
*a new contender in the Arch Manning sweepstakes enters*
Can anyone remember this much hype for a guy who rode the pine behind a 7th round pick for two years? It's pretty wild. If his last name was anything other than Manning everyone would've forgotten about this kid by now and he'd have to be reintroduced this fall as the #1 QB recruit from a few years back.
Those NIL deals are going to ruin sports altogether.
Why would Arch Manning bother taking a snap in the NFL if he already has that kind of money?
-
-
8 hours ago, scratched said:
So are we going to the playoffs this year? The answer is NO! We are in a rebuild, and right now we can get something for Moton. I guess we can just go 6-11 and do this again next year? So what do you guys suggest? Sign him to a new contract at the end of the year or let him walk after the season? Both of those options are terrible. Signing him to a new contract is crazy, and letting him walk for nothing is craZier!
Did you not see what happened with Josh Norman, Bradbury, Curtis Samuel, Deontae Jackson, Brian Burns and pretty much ANYONE this team has EVER messed up contract negotiations with? Its the same thing, over and over and over and over.
-
I forgot he was on the team
-
"Hey there people I'm Bobby Brown, they say I'm the cutest boy in town..."
- Frank Zappa
-
2
-
2
-
-
Dude makes up creative fictional injuries at least once a game.
-
7 hours ago, TheBigKat said:
This is the same team that declined a 1st round pick AND MORE for Brian Burns, only to let him walk for peanuts (Also see Bradbury, Curtis Samuel and Deonte Jackson).
Are you actually suprised?
-
For real.
Too many teams in the playoffs and the scrubs are showing.
These clowns couldn’t even hit a 38 yard field goal to stay on life support before halftime.
-
2
-
-
They should pull a Bellicheck and trade him for next to nothing to a team like the Browns or Jets.
-
1
-
-
They should pull a Bellicheck and trade him for next to nothing to a team like the Browns or Jets.
-
Oh! She also said something about that duck being a big sign she saw it.
-
1
-
-
52 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:
You owe her for making her sit through that…in the nose bleeds…she must love you
The kids wouldn’t get up to go with me, so she did.
I took her to a famous seafood shack after leaving at the beginning of the 4th. Was starting to rain and we had a loooonng walk.
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
That's us in the pic. She knows next to nothing about football but went with me anyway.
Anyways, in the nosebleeds (as you can see against the wall) my wife asked a few hilarious questions and made a few funny comments.
I told her it was 3rd down and long but to look for a pass. This is when Bryce through the checkdown that clumsily bounced off the RBs hands. She said "It doesn't seem like they are trying to catch the ball".
Some time after the 2 minute warning in the 2nd: "What are they doing? Seriously? They are not doing anything. Why don't they go to halftime?"
On the many, many attempts to get Leggette the ball "Why does he keep throwing it to that same guy at that same place on the field?"
This stung: "Oh, the Buccaneers can actually catch the ball".
-
11
-
4
-
Just now, jb2288 said:
wow another cradle by XL. It has to be his wrist, it has to be an injury or something
I was at this game. Bryce basically heaved it up for him each pass play occasionally to Theilen instead.
-
I was physically present for this game.
Offense basically ran the same pass play each time.
-
I live and work in Tampa now, and I have tickets for my kids and I to go Sunday.
Any other panthers fans headed to what should be one very entertaining end of the year division rival game?
-
On 12/22/2024 at 4:40 PM, 45catfan said:
No, he's a game manager...at best. We get to see next year. I think he's about hit his ceiling.
If he completes his passes at a high percentage and does not turn the ball over, then whats the problem with being a "game manager".
That's basically a QBs job, anyways. Taking the chances on big plays when its appropriate and the rewards outweigh the risk.
It can be argued that the best names were so successful because of how well they managed the offense. Mahomes, Brady, Manning.
Gunslingers like Favre, Winston, and Mayfield are super fun to watch and can be big play making, crowd-go-wild fun. They also tend to make extremely EXTREMELY stupid plays that lead to turnovers, putting defenses in poor positions repeatedly, and super frustrating unnecessary turnovers that cause the team to lose.
-
1
-
-
2 hours ago, Hoenheim said:
McConkey has been pretty good but he also has Justin Herbert as a QB
It's getting pretty obvious that Carolina has a "type" of WR they like to go for in the draft. Big, hulking, or physical project type WRs that aren't necessarily the best route runners or have the best hands, or separate the best.
Its a trend that's continued through several different GMs, coaching staffs, and even owners. It's bizarre and frustrating to me.
Id honestly like to go a year without burning a 1 or 2 on a WR this year. Because I don't trust their WR talent evaluation. Focus on defense and pick up some offensive players later if you want.
At least Legette showed potential and Coker is good. Take a year off from drafting WRs high...
Yea we have been through that prototype for decades now and it always fails.
The Steelers are so good at WR drafting that I almost think they come off of an assembly line with major brain defects as a side effect.
-
Oh!
Massive shocker!
A Steelers WR was a super head case?? NO WAY!!! (Pickens is next with the massive meltdown)
-
This is dumb, but not as dumb as declining a massive trade for Brian Burns. It’s completely baffling and embarrassing.
-
5 hours ago, frankw said:
Have you seen the way we've drafted the last few years? We would have found a way to squander those picks probably. I don't like saying that but it's true.
8 hours ago, Captroop said:Having first round picks is one thing. Using them wisely is another. You're giving us a lot of credit by not assuming we'd end up squandering that king's ransom.
So? The outcome may have ultimately sucked but you DO NOT turn down that deal. You don't, period. Absolutely no effing reason fatboy did so and he should be ashamed of every calling himself a GM.
-
1
-
-
On 12/17/2024 at 10:51 AM, staffcurtis said:
Prove me wrong.
NOT TRADING BRIAN BURNS FOR THAT KINGS RANSOM SET THIS FRANCHISE BACK AT LEAST A DECADE!!!!!!
-
Almost everyone seems to do better after we inevitably eff up their contract and they go somewhere else.
-
I just moved to Tampa this year.
My son says he will go with me to Raymond James.
-
1
-
Well, the Niners just doomed themselves to mediocrity
in Carolina Panthers
Posted
Teams do some super stupid stuff with mid-fairly good QBs.
I think they are just absolutely terrified they will be stuck with a QB that is not the quality of the QB they have now, even if its someone like Daniel Jones.
Lots of trash QBs go in the first round.
I encourage you to take a look at the sad, sad list of first round QBs in the last 15 years.