Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

GettleMagic - Son Of A Rich Man.


Recommended Posts

There is a saying.. 

 

The son of a poor man doesnt know what success feels like .. but the son of a rich man even with nothing but a single dollar in his pocket .. knows how to pace himself to get back to the top. 

 

The son of a poor man on the other hand will panic, work night and day - sign players to ridiculous contracts even when they should just let them go no matter what. 

 

Last year it was Steve Smith, This year its Hardy and Williams - it feels good having a GM who knows how to win , who has won and knows what it takes to build a winner. 

 

Love the peace and serenity that we are witnessing right now in Panther nation. Feels like the same thing that happens up in New england.. you know.. i trust the management. 

 

Now back to work. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

There is a saying.. 

 

The son of a poor man doesnt know what success feels like .. but the son of a rich man even with nothing but a single dollar in his pocket .. knows how to pace himself to get back to the top. 

 

This may be the dumbest saying I've ever heard.  Some of the most worthless people I've ever known were rich spoiled brats.  In fact, this saying sounds like something they'd say.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Big Bottom

Big Bottom

Talk about bunt cakes

my girls got'em

 

 

 

- Spinal Tap

 

I met her on Monday, it was my lucky fun day

You know what I mean

I love her each weekday, each velvety cheekday

You know what I mean

 

(only if everyone is playing bass). Well played, Igo. Well played :)

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Using college stats to prove someone is a better pro!?!??! Cmon! We all want Tmac to succeed, but at this point his Pro stats are 0.0.0
    • Clark played 2 seasons in college and had a grand total of 1,340 yards with 6 TDs. T-Mac had 1,402 and 10 as a Sophomore and 1,319 and 8 as a Junior in one less game since they didn't make a bowl (not to mention his 702 and 8 as a Freshman). In 9 years, Chark had 4,440 yards in his 7 seasons in the NFL and 2 years of college playing time, T-Mac had 3,423 yards in his 3 seasons in college alone. Chark's only 1,000 yard NFL season (which was only 1,008 yards to begin with, and only 3 games over 79 yards that year) came in an offense where the only other non RB's in the offense to have more than 35 targets were Chris Conely (90 targets for 775 yards) and Dede Westbrook (101 targets for 660 yards).  His 2nd best season, his competition for targets was Keelan Cole Sr (88 targets for 642 yards), Laviska (79 targets for 600) and Conley again (63 targets for 471). Beyond his 1k season, he had seasons of 706, 525, 502, 174, 154, and 31 yards, despite being the #1 WR on his team for 3 of his 4 seasons that he had over 174 yards. Any 1st round WR should already be considered a better WR than that, let alone one taken in the Top 10 and has the college statistics that T-Mac had.  Had we traded back and taken Egbuka or Golden, I'd still be saying the same thing about them vs Chark, this has nothing to do with my personal love of T-Mac. 
    • I'm not sure his idea of us being 28th at the start of the season isn't wrong. It's hard to project who we are based off the fact all the rookies we are depending on to contribute but know nothing about. we don't know what derrick brown looks like week 1.. hunter renfrow t-mac,legette, and our tight ends. we are going to have two new starting safeties no matter what. I think it's hard to know just which way the dial can swing on this roster.
×
×
  • Create New...