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Those same folks would do the same for Pickett.

Didn't work for Darnold.

This Pickett sh*t is getting out of hand.

I just knew who ever won the coin flip was going to win the game! Oh wait...that was last week never mind.

Fixed

That is almost a fileable offense by itself. How the fug can a coach get all the way to the NFL level and not know you need backups? WTF does Matt Rhule do all day?

Brady seems like a promising backup LT. I hope we draft a LT with our #6 pick.

Isn't great being a panthers fan and choosing some other team to pull for in the playoffs? lol

Most fans don't really care about the cap. I would rather watch a great team that's competitive than watch an awful team with slightly above average cap space. I've never seen someone with a "cap space" jersey on.

Hackett to Denver.

According to sportrac we will be 13th in 2023.

In 2019 the Panthers were 21st in available cap space. For 2022 we are 17th...nice job.

Grossman has to be the worst QB to ever start in a SB.

Does our coach or gm?

I kinda do too.

Trading back out of a premium pick just to recoup part of what we gave up for Darnold...makes me want to cry.

The panther would have gave a TD lol

But if both teams score a TD you're right back where you started. The team that wins the coin toss will always have the advantage. You could predetermine who will have the ball in OT. Give the away team first possession in OT or something like that.

Read Wyank's post.

The bills had plenty of opportunities to win but they made terrible decisions at the end of regulation. The rules allowed them to squib kick and run time off the clock, they chose not to and lost.

Why choose the coin toss then?

I think it was decided by the bills not squib kicking the ball at the end.

I've always thought the best overtime would be to put 7 minutes on the board and play it out until time runs out.

If that game disappointed you then you're hard to please.