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The infamous Sean Gilbert trade engineered bu HC/GM George Seifert.

This wouldn't even be the worst trade in Panthers history, let alone the NFL.

Yep. The "magic wand," otherwise known as the remote control, is the easiest fix. Just change the channel to another, far more interesting game.

Better yet, that safety had 3 sacks today.

Either that or the bubble screen....

Could have waited a year for Caleb.

Minnesota home game in Charlotte.

Off to the Gov't Mule show in Cary. Haven't seen them live since 2000.

Does that include TT's propensity for passing up on open shooting opportunities?

I have tickets for the games listed above, and will likely add a couple more games.

Also want to see if Rees and Suzuki are going to crack this lineup any time soon.

TV for tomorrow's game? Not on Bally...

The last good QB (in his era) to come out of Alabama was Joe Namath. The jury is still out on Tua and with another 2 seasons under his belt, he may be the next. There is nothing about this version of the Panthers that impresses me, and my bar is pretty low with this organization. This is Frank Reich after the Indianapolis Colts lost the last game of the season to the league-worst 2-13 Jacksonville Jags and also lost a playoff spot:

Wow. Imagine being a fan of this garbage organization and having the balls to call a QB with more playoff experience than anyone on the team "mediocre." Hate to tell you, but mediocre is the best player on the roster today.

Reich will keep his job by not losing to field goals.

DBs couldn't cover a guy on crutches.

Watch Reich lose to field goals.

This all day. Friday nite HS football offense is more inventive than this.

"Trust the process."

Reich's playcalling is fugging atrocious. When you're running the same plays for a 13-year vet QB as the rookie you have no clue.

Had a legit shot to beat the #4 team in the country and the playcalling with 1 fugging yard needed should get someone fired.

None of us have any idea what college recruiting will look like going forward. The transfer portal, NIL, conference-jumping will all result in a small number of super-team schools who will perennially compete for the championship while the other 100+ D1 schools are struggling to survive. Why do you think, all of a sudden, Nick Saban and Alabama are just another good team and not world dominant like they have been for years?

Nix was 21-13 at Auburn with a garbage roster. In the SEC and rebuilding, that's not very bad.

His job is to build a competitive team from the ground up. Props to his early success, but I'm not the guy who put them into the top 25, overhyped the team, created TV commercials all week long. After today, get back to coaching the team and recruiting for the future- that's his job.

The media and Coach Sanders created this overreacted hype. But yeah, call people haters because they've opted to pump the brakes.