Thomas Davis confident Carolina is class of NFC South

[Ricky Spanish]

If the Bucs Line plays even halfway decent, Winston should have no problems putting up good numbers. He's throwing to Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson for god's sake... If he still has that hitch in his throwing motion though, things might get ugly. 

[motocross_cat]

If the Bucs Line plays even halfway decent, Winston should have no problems putting up good numbers. He's throwing to Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson for god's sake... If he still has that hitch in his throwing motion though, things might get ugly.

Im looking for a few to get lost in lake norman.

[pantherphan96]

The Bucs are always picked to improve and year after year they don't. Winston will crash and burn either on the field or away from it and then they will turn on Lovie Smith and run him out of town like they did with Schiano. 

[XClown1986]

People are really overvaluing Jameis Winston. The kid isn't taking nearly enough heat for the crap he has pulled and yet somehow people still talk about "Scam" Newton when he has been nothing but an asset to the team and community for 4 years. I don't understand it. And when Winston crumbles, I won't be surprised at all. And neither should any rational human being

[mc52beast]

Dude is right up there with Sam Mills, and that's saying something... Expect a statue of him in front of the stadium

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Falcons got rid of Mike (I cant win a playoff game) Smith and hired Dan Quinn who will help that defense immensely. 

 

Bucs have a good WR corps and just drafted their future franchise QB. 

 

Both teams are on the way up, but I do think that Carolina owns this division for the next 2 years at least, and will always be able to compete for it. 

 

i'm not sold on dan quinn being some kind of defensive guru who is going to significantly improve the falcons right away. 

 

yeah he did coordinate an elite defense but there are a ton of articles on the internet breaking down the seahawks' secondary and explaining how he ran one of the most vanilla schemes out there.  naturally it worked because of the unmatched level of talent in seattle but that's an advantage he doesn't have in atlanta.  not even close.

[tailg8or]

lol ... a player could say the Earth is flat and half the huddlers would believe it. Improving your roster is certainly part of it. Addressing needs and upgrading weaknesses is a big part of it.

[tailg8or]

I believe his point was that adding players is only part of it. The players must come together as a team and execute.

[Rags]

remember when he was very outspoken about how he was about us not signing Nicks last year

 

Shows he's grown to trust the coaching staff and who we bring in

[mattnasty919]

Dude is right up there with Sam Mills, and that's saying something... Expect a statue of him in front of the stadium

Was thinking the very same thing. Hard not to love the man, the epitome of perseverance and what it means to be a panther. Smitty is my favorite player of all time but TD is a very close second.

[Davidson Deac II]

Falcons got rid of Mike (I cant win a playoff game) Smith and hired Dan Quinn who will help that defense immensely. 

 

Bucs have a good WR corps and just drafted their future franchise QB. 

 

Both teams are on the way up, but I do think that Carolina owns this division for the next 2 years at least, and will always be able to compete for it. 

 

Both of those are maybe's.  We have no idea if Quinn will be a good head coach, and all draft picks are crap shoots, especially when it comes to QB. 

 

[O-Ther]

What business does Thomas Davis have being confident about the Panthers when the Huddle knows Shula is still in charge of the offense? We clearly know more than TD, right?

 

How can TD be so clueless about the offense? He has to practice against our offense, so how can he not see that it'll suck even worse now that Shula has quality, young, healthy players that will have chemistry from last year instead of 1) an all new WR corps 2) a blown up O-line with new free agents, rookies, and players playing new positions, or 3) RB stable that resembled a hospital tent in a third-world natural disaster zone.

 

We all on the Huddle know that you can do a lot more with a QB recovering from surgery and multiple added injuries than a 100% healthy QB. How can TD be such an idiot?!?!?!?!