Ron presser at 1:15 today

[jfo89]

11 hours ago, The Lobo said:

Wait, Sanchez on the outside? Wasn't he drafted to play nickel? Can't McClain play outside and Sanchez nickel?

I believe Sanchez played outside in college and had a lot of picks there. I think he was only in the nickel here because of his size and the outside is his more natural position.

[iamhubby1]

10 hours ago, Growl said:

Ron has never been a young players' guy. Especially with the open admission that this about age rather than talent.

 

Now to be totally honest. Not a whole lot of coaches want to play the kids. Kids make mistakes. Mistakes can cost you games. Lose too many games, and you are no longer a coach.

 

Coaches tend to play players they can trust. Young guys have to earn that trust. Fans can sometimes lose sight of that fact.

[Kevin Greene]

Dissension in the DB corp coming to a head over Norman. 

Just got cut out.

[CPantherKing]

2 hours ago, Kevin Greene said:

Dissension in the DB corp coming to a head over Norman. 

Just got cut out.

The dissension is only getting started.

Bene is not the only one that was pissed over the Norman debacle. They trusted the coaches and the front office with their angle on the rookies. Now, with all the mistakes the rookies are making and costing the Panthers defense (especially late in games) the dissension is gaining momentum.

The rooks cost the Panthers late against the Broncos and Vikings. They cost the Panthers at the very start of the Falcons game.

The vets are still taken back with the lack of execution by Boston and Ealy. They were fine with Bene in the slot (not trying to cover for struggling rookies at corner). Now they have to deal with the lack of urgency, lack of discipline, lack of execution, lack of physicality, lack of reaction, and lack of passion from Bradberry, Worley, Butler, and now Sanchez.

The rookies are being coddled and protected from the vet discipline that usually reigns down by the coaches and front office.

If you think Bene was pissed at being put out there to cover for a struggling Bradberry and Worley in the game, and then taking all the accountability while the rookies were coddled, then you have yet to see the dissension from other vets that were led to believe they were going into the 2016 season with the same core (if not better) team that went to the SB.

[Icege]

2 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

The dissension is only getting started.

Bene is not the only one that was pissed over the Norman debacle. They trusted the coaches and the front office with their angle on the rookies. Now, with all the mistakes the rookies are making and costing the Panthers defense (especially late in games) the dissension is gaining momentum.

The rooks cost the Panthers late against the Broncos and Vikings. They cost the Panthers at the very start of the Falcons game.

The vets are still taken back with the lack of execution by Boston and Ealy. They were fine with Bene in the slot (not trying to cover for struggling rookies at corner). Now they have to deal with the lack of urgency, lack of discipline, lack of execution, lack of physicality, lack of reaction, and lack of passion from Bradberry, Worley, Butler, and now Sanchez.

The rookies are being coddled and protected from the vet discipline that usually reigns down by the coaches and front office.

If you think Bene was pissed at being put out there to cover for a struggling Bradberry and Worley in the game, and then taking all the accountability while the rookies were coddled, then you have yet to see the dissension from other vets that were led to believe they were going into the 2016 season with the same core (if not better) team that went to the SB.

Whenever you post, a Falcons fan gets a new sound system.

[Mr. Scot]

17 hours ago, Growl said:

Look at all your poor feeble minds trying to apply logic to a place where none exists

you can't reason with the ideology of a man whose goal is to simply make a name for himself

Agreed.

 

 

 

 

Oh, sorry. I thought we were talking about you.

[Mr. Scot]

2 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

The dissension is only getting started.

Bene is not the only one that was pissed over the Norman debacle. They trusted the coaches and the front office with their angle on the rookies. Now, with all the mistakes the rookies are making and costing the Panthers defense (especially late in games) the dissension is gaining momentum.

The rooks cost the Panthers late against the Broncos and Vikings. They cost the Panthers at the very start of the Falcons game.

The vets are still taken back with the lack of execution by Boston and Ealy. They were fine with Bene in the slot (not trying to cover for struggling rookies at corner). Now they have to deal with the lack of urgency, lack of discipline, lack of execution, lack of physicality, lack of reaction, and lack of passion from Bradberry, Worley, Butler, and now Sanchez.

The rookies are being coddled and protected from the vet discipline that usually reigns down by the coaches and front office.

If you think Bene was pissed at being put out there to cover for a struggling Bradberry and Worley in the game, and then taking all the accountability while the rookies were coddled, then you have yet to see the dissension from other vets that were led to believe they were going into the 2016 season with the same core (if not better) team that went to the SB.

Reminder again, this fraud has no inside sources and is a complete phony who just makes stuff up.

He serves no purpose on this board other than to be someone to point and laugh at.

[The Lobo]

2 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

The dissension is only getting started.

Bene is not the only one that was pissed over the Norman debacle. They trusted the coaches and the front office with their angle on the rookies. Now, with all the mistakes the rookies are making and costing the Panthers defense (especially late in games) the dissension is gaining momentum.

The rooks cost the Panthers late against the Broncos and Vikings. They cost the Panthers at the very start of the Falcons game.

The vets are still taken back with the lack of execution by Boston and Ealy. They were fine with Bene in the slot (not trying to cover for struggling rookies at corner). Now they have to deal with the lack of urgency, lack of discipline, lack of execution, lack of physicality, lack of reaction, and lack of passion from Bradberry, Worley, Butler, and now Sanchez.

The rookies are being coddled and protected from the vet discipline that usually reigns down by the coaches and front office.

If you think Bene was pissed at being put out there to cover for a struggling Bradberry and Worley in the game, and then taking all the accountability while the rookies were coddled, then you have yet to see the dissension from other vets that were led to believe they were going into the 2016 season with the same core (if not better) team that went to the SB.

Wasn't Bradberry hurt early in the game and therefore didn't play much? Of all the rookies he's by far the best one and does well most of the time.

[CPantherKing]

2 hours ago, The Lobo said:

Wasn't Bradberry hurt early in the game and therefore didn't play much? Of all the rookies he's by far the best one and does well most of the time.

Bradberry's pride and psyche were hurt by Julio.

Bradberry got beat bad several times, was replaced by Worley, then Worley was beat bad, and then they replaced him with Bene. Bene was left on Julio for a majority of the game. When Bene got beat bad late in the game Bradberry came back in to play.

If Bradberry were injured bad enough to keep him out of most of the game, then why bring him back at the end of the game when it is basically over? Bradberry even said he could play. The coaches kept him out.

[uncfan888]

26 minutes ago, CPantherKing said:

Bradberry's pride and psyche were hurt by Julio.

Bradberry got beat bad several times, was replaced by Worley, then Worley was beat bad, and then they replaced him with Bene. Bene was left on Julio for a majority of the game. When Bene got beat bad late in the game Bradberry came back in to play.

If Bradberry were injured bad enough to keep him out of most of the game, then why bring him back at the end of the game when it is basically over? Bradberry even said he could play. The coaches kept him out.

Please stop posting

[Kevin Greene]

9 hours ago, Kevin Greene said:

Dissension in the DB corp coming to a head over Norman. 

Just got cut out.

 

6 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

The dissension is only getting started.

Bene is not the only one that was pissed over the Norman debacle. They trusted the coaches and the front office with their angle on the rookies. Now, with all the mistakes the rookies are making and costing the Panthers defense (especially late in games) the dissension is gaining momentum.

The rooks cost the Panthers late against the Broncos and Vikings. They cost the Panthers at the very start of the Falcons game.

The vets are still taken back with the lack of execution by Boston and Ealy. They were fine with Bene in the slot (not trying to cover for struggling rookies at corner). Now they have to deal with the lack of urgency, lack of discipline, lack of execution, lack of physicality, lack of reaction, and lack of passion from Bradberry, Worley, Butler, and now Sanchez.

The rookies are being coddled and protected from the vet discipline that usually reigns down by the coaches and front office.

If you think Bene was pissed at being put out there to cover for a struggling Bradberry and Worley in the game, and then taking all the accountability while the rookies were coddled, then you have yet to see the dissension from other vets that were led to believe they were going into the 2016 season with the same core (if not better) team that went to the SB.

You know if you were a better troll you'd think this ish up yourself. 

But you're not.