Jon Snow

52 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Good stuff

(3rd leg) Greg Olsen mentioned during the broadcast that our coaching staff knows we don't have the players to win 1 on 1 matchups on a consistent basis so we have to blitz in order to create negative plays. 

Mike McCarthy exposed our weak safety play all day long. Evero is doing the best he can with what he has.

I thought he wanted most of these guys because they had played for him before and knew his system?

Just now, travisura said:

The Panthers could never win a game ever again and I'd take the time to laugh at the Falcons mistakes.

Of course you can laugh at the Failcunts. But we are a comedy of errors as well, just saying. 

6 minutes ago, travisura said:

The Falcons FO is getting cleared out if Penix doesn't hit. What a monumental failure it would be to give an old QB coming off an achilles injury a 4 year deal and then spend a top 10 pick on a failed QB prospect, especially when they desperately need defensive talent.

We do not have the right to throw stones at the Falcons. The Panthers are in the same boat. We just burned a boat load of assets and are staring down the same fate.

1 hour ago, Candler Cat said:

gloom, despair, and agony on we

Deep dark depression, excessive misery 

9 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

Oh we can march him out there all next year as well, so in that regard he's a starter in the NFL.

How good and capable of a starter? Well, that might be a different discussion.

I think that depends on whether he rebounds from this. Assuming the oline and defense doesn't continue to play like a juco squad. If that continues then Young is probably benched again. 

Carolina still doesn't know if they have a starting qb.

That was ugly. That was the old Young. And the defense is hot garbage. Evero and his soft coverages. Where do you start? 

3 hours ago, rayzor said:

Mr. Bean is him.

1 hour ago, Castavar said:

I had this same injury back when i did jui jitsu. the bulls didn't stampede like i wanted them to but that just ups the top dressing. it doesn't sounds like ableton live but it does get to the depths of what its supposed to be used for, which is deciphering between whether it is or isn't. it definitely helps, but to just banish it completely would be undeceiving. back in like 2003, there was a song that did numbers for ya boi, but it couldn't top the charts of melancholy, which is kinda sad because if it had a beginning then it wouldn't have busted into flames like it usually does. Masturbation just doesn't feel right anymore, but to hold the towers up would take a huge commitment that warrants constrict time. Never mind the fact that 32% of Norweigens are Poignant.

Mushrooms again?

1 hour ago, CarolinaLivin said:

 

I'm pretty much in agreement with these guys on this draft class.

1 hour ago, rayzor said:

I think the texture really reminded me of pork. It was fried with a lot of salt and pepper, I do remember that. This was 20+ years ago.

Gator tail kinda reminds me of a firmer scallop type meat. I like it though.

Just now, rayzor said:

I've had a good bit of squirrel over the years. I love squirrel gravy.

I used to raise rabbits. They tasted like chicken for sure. My wife and kids could never get into it, though.

Probably didn't help that we'd take Easter pics with the bunnies and then a couple months later I was harvesting them and putting them in the freezer.

I had squirrel gravy at my grandparents house when I was very young. My grandpa took me squirrel hunting and we ate what we killed. Those were great times to remember. 

Never had racoon or possum but I have had squirrel.

Someone has been reading the huddle again. 

7 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

For all of you that have been talking mad poo on Tepper these last years next time you see him you need to walk up to him, get on your knees, unbuckle his suspenders, gently take down his pants, pull down his boxers with ball pouch, and apologize to him. 

I see you've thought this through in great detail. Is it another fantasy of yours?

Nope. We might have a shot next year if they get lucky in the offseason and get some more talent on the team. If they can sustain this level of play then things will start looking up for a change. 

3 minutes ago, 1989 said:

White boy is actually decent: 

 

Probably going to be a rotation wr to spell Theilen when he's gassed. Theilen is being ran into the ground because we are so thin at the position. I think they do draft a wr or 2 or a few udfas next season. 

8 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

I still recall the wonderful moment after the Matt Rhule presser when Dave inserted is middle finger up Nicole Teppers asshole. 

Wouldn't you?

Just now, L-TownCat said:

Changing the culture was always going to be the hard part.  Usually the wins have to come first, but this is a sign that they’re truly buying in and that’s nothing to scoff at.

This could be a much bigger deal than most are willing to admit.  Maybe, just maybe, the darkest days are behind us.

It's a good sign for sure. I'm not sure the darkest days are over just yet.  But maybe, just maybe this is the beginning of something to build on that has grown organically from within. Only time will tell.

It's a start. Let's see where it goes from here.

Where are these difference makers you guys keep talking about? Because I sure have not seen a can't miss player in this draft. And no, none of these guys you are pining for are difference makers. 

25 minutes ago, Jackson113.2 said:

Would you rather have a BB coached prospect or a Wilks coached one? I don't really have an opinion either way just asking. 

Don't really care either way. If I had to weigh in I would vote for whomever made the program worse.

Just now, jb2288 said:

I think Blackshear plays this week but maybe limited and with injuries to Sanders and Brooks you don't want your RB2 returning punts too. I think we go Chubba, Boone, and Blackshear as the backs and these bums we picked up for returns. 

Have they brought Boone up from the PS? 

1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

Except Kasay, strangely enough.

I have a theory about that. I think Steve liked Kasey because he was no threat and was clutch at his position. And he was also probably the only guy that wasn't afraid talk to Steve.