PantherBoy95

Teddy was brought in to not be a hero, but not lose games until we got a replacement, and I think he was good at that job.  But the replacements that were brought in lose games.

In some ways I don't love this quote.  But in more ways I respect it.  Even with complete sh*tty QB's you can always tell who a standout WR is on the field.  DJ could be amazing somewhere else, especially in a complementary role.  But here, where you need to be that dog that scratches and claws and fights for every yard bc of the inept coaching, and QB play...I just don't see it.

I would've loved to see him go to Green Bay to see what he could do with a QB like Rodgers.

1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

Grass stains on uniforms, mud stuck in guys helmets...

haha, oh that. I wasn't sure if there was a drastic difference in how rain interacts with the field too. (i.e. that JAX game back in '11)

2 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

On turf so it won't even be a cool rain game

excuse me for not knowing lol; but how does that change how different it looks?

it's so crazy to think that one of the most hyped things in Panthers history...is being played on a Thursday night...with two horrible teams...with a projected monsoon.

I'd love to see the ratings on this game lol

4 hours ago, GOAT said:

Who is the bigger goat from an @ ATL loss?

Pineiro or Nakamura?

Wow....
I'm going to say Nakamura still...I recall having some faith in that team.
This was just par the course of this year for a team that could end up with the #2 pick...or a playoff spot lol

I have hated seeing the name Nakamura since that day.  So I will stick there.

If anything I wish he'd have stayed this loose mentally during the second kick.

WELL DAMN.

If Marshall makes that catch we have a lot of Huddlers crowning him a future HOFer lol

I know a QB shouldn't but I'd have liked to see PJ block someone for DJ, it's the least you could do for all the misses to DJ lol

lmfao DJ said look I'm never getting this ball again let me do all that I can with it

I do believe in tanking....but I do believe if you can try to make the playoffs....you make the playoffs.

2 hours ago, CLG said:

Most recently, when Cam came back and scored and he lost his mind. I’m happy for him, hopefully he gets more chances to celebrate moments in San Fran.

It looked like he has been playing pissed all of this season. Though I hate to see him not a Panther, I hope to see him having some fun again. 

That was actually the memory I was going to bring up too; Seeing him go crazy dancing was VERY unlike Christian.  I could tell he felt rejuvenated, and it showed how much he probably was close with Cam.

39 minutes ago, CRA said:

Tepper:  Could you give this to Sean

Payton: 

 

I was literally thinking right as I scrolled to this post....why does it sound like this billion dollar org is full of little school kids saying 'Do you think your friend would like me?'

I'm sure some people will take the easy fruit and say 'watching him sit X games' etc...but in this doom and gloom I figured why not have one positive thread about one of the most dynamic players in Panthers history.

Seeing CMC put so many Buccaneers on skates for a TD in the London game was impressive.  I love seeing a defender go heads up 1 on 1 with CMC, and freezing like a deer in headlines bc you have no idea what's coming next.
 

I've never viewed Shaq as a game changer; but he's been very consistent.  Clearly considered a leader in this group. 

I appreciate him for what he's done since coming in as a rookie, but I don't know if he'll ever be that All-Pro LB that you hope you're getting when you draft a guy.

6 hours ago, Navy_football said:

If you're talking about 20-something years old Steve Smith, then that 2015 team doesn't lose a game.

You had to double or triple team Smith or he'd beat you himself. You have to keep a safety over the top of Ginn. And no LB is going to stop Olsen from having his way, so you'd need a DB to help there too.

Hell, 20 year old me could rush for 1000 in that offense. But Stewart would break records. The weakest position on that team was the WR group.

F***!!! and then you didn't even mention the biggest part...
Good, while you're trying to handle all that; we also have a 6'6 255 lb QB that's built like a DE, fast as a RB, with a rocket arm.  My goodness!

I mean you can't win many football games not throwing beyond 7 yards. That's on the play caller not the player.  If you can't trust a guy THAT much, he shouldn't be out there. Sign a capable back up QB off the street Testaverde style or something.... But this last gameplan was ridiculously safe.

Can we start including his username in the titles so I don't click any more lol
I feel like I've been Rick Roll'd about 5 times

Would love to see CMC on a premier offense, with a functional system.

hahaha oh I love that leadership questions. These presidents have come and gone!

lmaooo oh man this guy is an absolute riot and delusional, I get what he's saying but at this point the fans don't need to be patient.
The Front office needs to start getting more things right than wrong.

He also didn't give a vote of confidence to Fitterer (who I think can be good in time)

He did mention that he's only 4 years in as opposed some owners of 40 years so that's fair haha

LMFAO Tepper said fans need to be patient!

I DEFINITELY wouldn't have given Rhule the contract that he had; but who's to say he didn't just look very great on paper and in person....and just couldn't execute. 

Hell, even Joe Brady when we got him was considered some sort of a genius and on that Sean McVay path, that a LOT of teams were taking seriously.

I really thought he was going to be huge, and he can't even get on the field; I guess we'll see what he does.