jayboogieman

Nope and I have nothing to do with his show or their station. It's just short content which I think is better than posts whining about Young.

They should try that again. The return game could use a good boost if nothing else.

Lombardi doesn't think a "buffer" between Tepper and meddling will work. He thinks Morgan is responsible for at least part of the mess the team is in. Thinks they have to build the Oline before any other offensive changes since the NFL is still about the trenches. There's more here, but I'm not typing it out. Watch the 10 minute video.

In theory Morgan since he's the president of football ops as well as GM. Truthfully, they all report to Tepper.

Amen

They can be traded too. And Hubbard could be easily replaced with a late round pick or UDFA.

Yep. The lack of responsibility and culture was present when JB was coach too. I remember reading that one of the players had been charged about having too much weed with intent to sell or some such. I don't think the new majority owners care and unless I'm mistaken, have zero ties to the area. I know one of the minority owners is from or lives in NC though.

This was the biggest missed call in my opinion. Almost every player pushes off when they drive to the basket, so those are whatever.

I love seeing highly ranked teams going down in any sport, but not due to the refs. On replay, it was an obvious missed call.

Davis is just too young for that call

I like the way the end of this game has been going. Carolina can get a walk off win with the right shot.

The video/audio sync issue was pretty funny. Hearing the ball hit the rim while a guy was dribbling was great. UNC has the lead again.

Yeah, but UNC is supposed to be this deep top 3 team and Georgia Tech hasn't been good in years. And I'm here for the upset if it happens. Otherwise, UNC will get an earned win.

Woof. UNC is having trouble with Georgia Tech

Source

Joking aside, that is a realistic expectation.

Gold says the number 1 thing the Panthers need to do to be successful is trade or let Burns go. He explains his thoughts and it mostly revolves around cap space and better use of the money available than overpaying Burns.

They talk about what kind of coach and teacher Canales is They talk about Young including the impact of losing the previous coaching staff on him and how he probably feels partially responsible for the coaches losing their jobs. They talk about having patience, especially Tepper. Says he needs to give things time to grow and mature. Solomon uses planting a tree and then moving it around as an example. Wilcots thinks Young isn't broken mentally and will become a successful QB but he'll need the proper support from the coaching staff. They talk briefly about Burns.

Solomon brings some wisdom in this and it's worth the watch.

And Burns had already signed a contract and was being paid(16 million) more than most people see in their lifetimes. So, he should have played to his fullest instead of playing not to be injured because he was scared of not signing a huge deal. And his play will now result in him not getting that huge deal he wanted anyway.

That double edged sword is there every single snap of a game even if the player is making business decisions. It's the risk they take to get paid to play the game in the first place.

How many of those other guys played as much as Burns did? How many of them were put into pass rush situations vs playing the run or being told to hold the edge? Just looking at one stat doesn't tell the whole story. Also, there's not a player on the roster that shouldn't be traded if the price is right and that includes Brown, Thelen, and Burns. The Panthers need a huge infusion of talent and most likely a couple years away from winning at the earliest. If getting that talent infusion means trading away the more win now guys, so be it.