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Optimistic Analysis of "Sneaky" Panther Roster Development
CanadianCat replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
Lets GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO -
ESPN's Field Yates interviews Brand Tilis
CanadianCat replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
Big fan of this FO. And say what you will about Tepper but I like that he is not afraid to spend money on talent within the Front Office. That is a competitive advantage we have. -
Blueprint, Episode 1: Dropping today at 6pm
CanadianCat replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
I liked her big hug for Tet when he got here. I also really like how Canales wants to get to know his players... I like that he is trying to create a family vibe, all the while being very vocal that you have to compete to be on the team. I think we are building something special here. -
Blueprint, Episode 1: Dropping today at 6pm
CanadianCat replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
To me he seemed to allow Tillis and Morgan do their thing. To me it showed he has trust in the FO. Very different than Rhule who as a coach wanted to make all the decisions. -
I would agree to the need. But would be against the compensation in terms of a trade or cap. Honestly, if Im trading for any position its for another o-line. I like that position on paper.. I have an uneasy feeling about the health of our starting RT...
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Im ok with this. I feel like this year is where people start to see what we are becoming..
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The Grand Design: Super Bowl → State Dinner → Shadow Government The logic is bulletproof: Buy NFL team. Craft a team around a perfect QB pawn: Bryce Young. Use the 2025 draft to fine-tune a destiny machine. Win Super Bowl = Instant nationwide popularity. Enter the political arena—not as a candidate, but as the King’s Whisperer. Tepper doesn't want to be president. That’s too visible. Too expendable. He wants to be the next Dick Cheney—the man behind the throne, pulling strings while smiling like a harmless finance bro. 5D Chess Pieces in Play The Draft: Every 2025 pick was an engineered piece of a grander ritual. Not team-building—trust-building. Public opinion ops dressed as player development. Bryce Young: Not just a QB—he’s a charisma vector. A polite, composed, likable superstar. Tepper’s golden key to mass appeal. Charlotte: A mid-sized city perfectly positioned for grassroots national influence. Not too red, not too blue—a neutral staging ground. Enter: George Soros (Again) Tepper’s financial playbook may have started on Wall Street, but Soros handed him the map to geopolitical influence. The Soros Foundation allegedly partnered with Tepper to fund performance labs, voter psychographics research, and political access modeling disguised as “sports science.” Some claim the Panthers’ analytics team shares a VPN server with a think tank in Brussels. Some say Bryce Young’s visor is wired to measure public sentiment. All we know? The results are working. The Trump Connection When Bryce Young lifts the Lombardi in early 2026, who’s the first person to call him on national TV? Donald J. Trump. You think that’s a PR stunt? No. It’s a symbolic handshake between the past and the future. Trump loves winners. Tepper becomes the "NFL guy he can trust." He’s invited to Mar-a-Lago. Brought into “economic discussions.” Suddenly? Tepper is sitting in on defense briefings and no one questions it. The New Dick Cheney Dick Cheney never ran for president. He just ran the presidency. That’s Tepper’s endgame. Let someone else hold the mic—he’ll control the teleprompter. Football got him in the room. Bryce Young kept the cameras rolling. Now the 2025 draft seals the ritual. THE CLOSING MOVE Super Bowl LVIX isn’t just about rings—it’s the activation event. Bryce Young becomes the golden boy of America. The Panthers become a dynasty. David Tepper becomes... untouchable. By 2027, he’s no longer just an owner. He’s rewriting foreign policy through brunch meetings. He’s redrawing zoning maps and geopolitical alliances. He’s Dick Cheney in a tailored Panthers hoodie, holding the Constitution in one hand and a Lombardi in the other.
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WHAT IS HAPPENEING HERE!?
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I mean I think its a bit disingenuous to call basically anyone here a casual fan. I don't think the casual fan creates a profile then logs into it, in the offseason, to comments on mundane offseason topics.. I dont think anyone on here would be considered a casual fan. That said, I get your point. My POV is from the player. They sign this contract, move their family because of these contracts. When Clowney came him, we basically had a coming home party for him. So yeah, I get why we did it and I know that ultimately the owner doesnt 'save' money, but I can feel for the human side of the player, which is why I want them to get all they can while they can.
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Brooks RB, Placed on PUP, Out for 2025
CanadianCat replied to Bear Hands's topic in Carolina Panthers
If BY continues to develop. XL learns how to catch with his speed. Tet lives up to his hype... THEN Brooks comes back.. dammmmmmmmmmmmmm -
Amazing how the casual fan has gotten sucked into this kind of thinking. IMO I have no problem with hold outs or this kind of contracts. Look at what the Panthers just did. They just cut Clowney. After THEY gave him a 2 year contract to save money. Im not in to billionaires saving money. Im into players making money.
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You expecting to start hanging out?! lol