SI puts "Leagues Premier Takedown Artist" on Cover

[PntherPryd]

SI picked five players to cover regional issues of their rag this week.  This is their selection for the Southeast;

 

oh... and Don Banks picks Panthers in his preview to go from first to worst....

 

 

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

have to throw the bucs a bone somehow i guess

[TylerDurden]

Yeah, cause he has won NFL DPOY and all, so it makes sense. 

[dpm0409]

[PntherPryd]

"every team has improved" except Panthers Mantra but SI taking it a step further and picking us to finish last in the division.  

Last year Rivera got after his Locker Room to "Become Relevant".  They've won back to back division titles and still aren't relevant in their own division.  I say we steal the slogan our new guy brought over.

 

PISS EXCELLENCE

 

 

[Montsta]

Or better yet, "piss on that SI magazine"

[Rockahype]

They are clearly saving Luke for the cover of the Swimsuit Edition. 

[Growl]

It also thinks the ravens are going to win the super bowl, so...

[tiger7_88]

I stopped reading Sports Illustrated in 1985 when they did a feature article on why Heisman voters should vote for Joe Dudek of Div. III Plymouth State instead of Bo Jackson.

http://grantland.com/features/the-story-bo-jackson-joe-dudek/

 

[Darth Biscuit]

No respect...  it's actually a good thing.

 

Davis is no slouch but he's not Keek.

[dldove77]

They still print magazines?

[CarolinaSamurai]

SI is an antiquated news and story delivery system. They are full of old farts who reminisce about the good ol days of football. They are a dying breed and soon will join the likes of other shitty mags. Dead.

[nctarheel0619]

No respect...  it's actually a good thing.

 

Davis is no slouch but he's not Keek.

Agreed, Thomas Davis is no slouch.  LeVonte David is good though.  

[Ivan The Awesome]

I rather see this team as an underdog. They work well in that role. Unfortunately they really are underdogs at the moment. The O looks shaky and the D is on point.