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propagandamachine

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Just when that game has sucked the life out of me : KB does what he does. Literally has me going Jesus - this guy was a top 5 pick and well he's here on Carolina.

Gettleman is on the right track with this team but making no moves on that offensive line is decimating the depth that we had. Offensive line not running backs create lanes for those extra yardage.

Question is does Ron have the balls to admit he needs to do what they did last year and bring in offensive line talent otherwise we'll be picking top 8 next year in the draft.

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Remember that one drop Kelvin had, and the penalties? He's doing amazing for a rookie, but Kelvin "litterally has me going to Jesus" Benjamin still has some stuff to work on.

 

Okay, but really Gettleman is on the right track? Our franchise QB might seriously not finish the season if things don't change.

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Remember that one drop Kelvin had, and the penalties? He's doing amazing for a rookie, but Kelvin "litterally has me going to Jesus" Benjamin still has some stuff to work on.

 

Okay, but really Gettleman is on the right track? Our franchise QB might seriously not finish the season if things don't change.

 

KB does far more good than he does bad.  He has made some amazing plays.  Granted there have been a few WTF drops but clearly he is showing, by far, to be the best rookie WR in the NFL.

 

If you are a Panther fan then you know the cap situation. Gettleman can do better but he is on the track.

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Remember that one drop Kelvin had, and the penalties? He's doing amazing for a rookie, but Kelvin "litterally has me going to Jesus" Benjamin still has some stuff to work on.

 

Okay, but really Gettleman is on the right track? Our franchise QB might seriously not finish the season if things don't change.

 

This is literally his first year in the NFL, cut him some slack. Regardless he is playing amazingly well for a rookie and we should all be glad he is developing so quickly. We literally couldn't ask for a better #1.

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yeah, just got to be patient. We are on everybodys radar after last year (who cares what the media said all off season) so we are getting their best, teams know how good we can be. But all the money in the running backs is killing us right now.....and Cam. Until we can dump DW and JS this is what we have for now, because we know nobody will trade for either of them and they won't take a pay cut.

 

 

not even gonna criticize KB smdh

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not for me today.... I'd rather keep moving until something works and essentially our loss doesn't sting as bad considering NO/ATL loss...we must beat Atl and at least trade with NO. btw we can't sleep on Tampa at this point because Lovie has realized he had already had the starting QB all along. We need to regroup and fix the line then worry about a rb.... fixing the line may actually help the rbs.

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