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After the Atlanta debacle, and now with cutting Bene, I have finally joined this club...


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The leadership they cut from this defense is ridiculous.

I feel for TD and Kuechly. It is like the front office gave up on them and hung them out to dry. Norman, Harper, Tillman, Bene, Dwan and Allen are all gone. CJ seems like he has stepped down from a leadership role too with his treatment/pay cut. Too much pressure put on Kuechly and Davis thanks to the front office.

I hope Bradberry, Worley, Sanchez, Butler, KK, Star, Ealy, Shaq and Boston can become instant leaders. Unfortunately, I do not see that happening.

This looks a lot like the OT and WR debacle started in 2014 that Cam is still having to deal with thanks to the front office.

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46 minutes ago, DamnItJake! said:

the cry baby club??

Lol more like acknowledging that G-man screwed up.

Not just Norman, but dumping all the vets in the secondary too, completely relying on rookies going into the season.

Then we get embarrassed through the air in Atlanta, followed by dumping Bene (rather harsh).

It is a complete mess and quite laughable.

Seriously, it doesn't elicit tears, unless those tears are from flabbergasting laughter.

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1 hour ago, CPantherKing said:

The leadership they cut from this defense is ridiculous.

I feel for TD and Kuechly. It is like the front office gave up on them and hung them out to dry. Norman, Harper, Tillman, Bene, Dwan and Allen are all gone. CJ seems like he has stepped down from a leadership role too with his treatment/pay cut. Too much pressure put on Kuechly and Davis thanks to the front office.

I hope Bradberry, Worley, Sanchez, Butler, KK, Star, Ealy, Shaq and Boston can become instant leaders. Unfortunately, I do not see that happening.

This looks a lot like the OT and WR debacle started in 2014 that Cam is still having to deal with thanks to the front office.

Let's see, Norman wouldn't sign the fair Franchise Tag contract Gettleman put in front of him. Harper is currently sucking in the Taints atrocious defense. Tillman blew out his knee and is playing nowhere because he announced his retirement back in July 2016. Jared Allen is playing nowhere because he retired as a Viking April 2016. Bene has played in 27 games in his career and was hardly team leadership. Dwan Edwards essentially announced his retirement June 2016.

But please, keep blaming Gettleman!

 

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Comes a time when you have to let young guys play and not rely on signing veterans all the time or handing out ridiculous contracts. The only way young guys grow and get better is by struggling and having growing pains. It's not always easy as a fan but worth it once they start learning and reaching their potential. Not everything has to be sunshine and unicorns all the time. We can't expect to have success all the time. True fans understand wait out the hard times because better times are always ahead. I'm not going to cry like so many on this board seem to be doing. It's a fuging game. 

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2 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

The leadership they cut from this defense is ridiculous.

I feel for TD and Kuechly. It is like the front office gave up on them and hung them out to dry. Norman, Harper, Tillman, Bene, Dwan and Allen are all gone. CJ seems like he has stepped down from a leadership role too with his treatment/pay cut. Too much pressure put on Kuechly and Davis thanks to the front office.

I hope Bradberry, Worley, Sanchez, Butler, KK, Star, Ealy, Shaq and Boston can become instant leaders. Unfortunately, I do not see that happening.

This looks a lot like the OT and WR debacle started in 2014 that Cam is still having to deal with thanks to the front office.

 

Ok Professor, I'll play.

 

Norman refused to sign, and was known to be willing to sit out.

 

Harper was a good leader, bad player. Oh dear, how can we live without that.

 

Tilman retired. But hey, use him to make a point anyway.

 

Bene', 5th round pick that was having trouble rebounding from an injury. Oh no, we are doomed.

 

Dwan. Good depth, but certainly not worth fretting over.

 

Allen, um, he retired. Not going to help us out much out there fishing.

 

So, out of all that leadership you so proudly threw in our faces. Dwan MAY be the only one we could use. Not a very convincing argument their Prof.

 

I love how you make stuff up, just so you can throw shyte at it. "CJ seems to have stepped down from a leadership role". (Like you have one iota of information to make this claim.) And "I hope the kids can become instant leaders." "I just don't see it." Contradict yourself to make yourself sound smarter. I know it isn't Ethics you specialize in.

 

Dude. I love it.

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