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34 minutes ago, L-TownCat said:

Ericsson Stadium, when it opened in 1996, was State. Of. The. Art.

Now, even with renovations, BOA stadium is a concrete nightmare of a time long gone and best forgotten.

NFL stadium power rankings: Which team has the best home field? (yahoo.com)

I didn't know power ranking stadiums was a thing?  It seems we cant get love anywhere, in any sort of rankings.  But yeah, the article is a fun read.

24. Bank of America Stadium

"Another typical outdoor venue, the Carolina Panthers play in a moderate climate in Charlotte, North Carolina. The venue is also the home of the ACC Championship Game and the Belk Bowl. So, they must be doing something right."

I predict we will end the season with a victory against the Texans.

or is that too timid?

39 minutes ago, SBBlue said:

 

I told you he was going to suck.  Been saying it since the trade.  You guys wouldn't listen.  I'm smart you're wrong.  I'm right you're dumb.

 

 

 

 

(But I still hope he plays good for us...cause I'm a fan.)

39 minutes ago, bythenbrs said:

 

... in time will be recognized as Jake 2.0 and will consistently lead Panthers to the playoffs.  Prove me wrong!

 

35 minutes ago, SizzleBuzz said:

Is this illegal?

Not in Kentucky.  But at the same time Kentucky is known for having a population of 15 million with only 15 different last names. 

fuggin love it!

I have to go with Moose.

25 minutes ago, CRA said:

Gamecocks actually have put out some pretty decent high end corners into the NFL for whatever that is worth.   Might be the spot they have done the best at in the NFL of late.  Joseph and Gilmore and now Horn is better than a lot of of places. 

I think if you were going to talk about a Ohio St QB like Haskins….you have to go down to FL and trace the Urban QBs….and not stay at Ohio St.   I think the FL QBs become more relevant to him than old Ohio St players. 

 

Yes, I agree but let's say for the sake of the argument, someone who lives on the West coast (me), would first think of FSU as DBU.  Then I would think...oh well South Carolina produces a top talent here and there. Suffice it say, I think we both understand what we are trying to say. 

I understand what you're trying to say.  However, this type of "regression modeling" does not work in this instance.  Yes, it would appear that most of Ohio St. QB's do not fair so well in the NFL. But certainly we can't say that because Justin Fields is from Ohio St., that he will not succeed in the NFL, solely on the fact that Fields played at Ohio ST.  FSU has long been known as DBU... should we have taken Asante Samuel Jr. before Horn?  Because FSU has decorated history of outstanding talent at the DB position?? 

As I said, I understand your way of thinking, and I appreciate your crystal ball optimism.

Nope.  Coaching staff is in full Darnold honeymoon phase. 

2 minutes ago, BigTeddyFan said:

This provides further evidence that the problem lies with Rhule and Brady, and they should have been shown the door and the team built around Teddy.

He didn’t earn the nickname “Teddy Icewater” for nothing. I expect great things from him in Denver behind his wisdom and leadership, especially in crunch time.

we could seriously go 5-0 to start this thing.

He's acting like a disgruntled ex-employee.  What's he going to say when Denver gets Aaron Rodgers and he gets booted?  Well...uhhh.... Denver coaching staff never gave me practice reps to compete against Aaron Rodgers for QB1.

Fitt's thinking with all the sixth rounders..... I'm going to solidify our special teams for the next 5 years.