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Smitty may be even more pissed than we thought (Panthers related)


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steve smith had slipped into a sort of complacency after last year based on comments made offhand.

make no mistake: this level of motivation wouldn't have been here if he'd stuck around with the panthers this season. honestly this may have been the best thing we could've done for his HOF bid. he'll probably get another two or three years of decent production.

How was he complacent?

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It's Panther related because Smitty is directly referencing us, and sort of suggests his whole mindset this year is proving a point to the entire Panther nation (more specifically Gettleman)... especially our upcoming game right around the corner.

Isn't a thread usually made when a player from another team mentions us, you know, "bulletin board material"? Just so happens it's Steve Smith this time.

I apologize you are right. I jumped the gun thinking that this was another Steve Smith had a catch so let's make a thread, thread.

This is absolutely Panther related because of what he said to the camera.

I will always love the guy, but fug Steve Smith for this. He acts like such a victim. He wasn't the team first player that just got railroaded like he always makes himself out to be. He brought his cut partially on himself.

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Honestly this video brought a smile to my face. I always loved the fire Smith used to have and I hoped he kept it with him. Clearly this video confirms it.

I wish Steve Smith the best and I hope he has a great season, but I hope week 4 is the worst performance he's ever had in his NFL career. I hope White/Cason shut him down like never before.

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steve smith had slipped into a sort of complacency after last year based on comments made offhand.

 

make no mistake: this level of motivation wouldn't have been here if he'd stuck around with the panthers this season. honestly this may have been the best thing we could've done for his HOF bid. he'll probably get another two or three years of decent production.

 

 

he quit on jake and jimmeh too

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steve smith had slipped into a sort of complacency after last year based on comments made offhand.

 

make no mistake: this level of motivation wouldn't have been here if he'd stuck around with the panthers this season. honestly this may have been the best thing we could've done for his HOF bid. he'll probably get another two or three years of decent production.

 

The Smitty I know never lacked for motivation, but to each his own opinion.

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I actually think this is a perfect matchup for Norman.

The difference in a typical SS smack talk matchup is that I don't think the coaches ask their guys to do it. I think Rivera needs to tell Norman to keep going and going and going with Smitty. Don't stop and just get in his head and rough him up.

Make him pull that poo where he doesn't run his route he just gets into a wrestling match instead.

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