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Tarheels23 Newbie

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Funchess isn't that bad, he just had less opportunities, and Cam couldn't get him the ball. 

TD lost a step.

Shaq should've been a SS. The extra bulk has affected his tackling.

Cam could afford to mature a bit. (This coming from a day one Cam homer).

McCaffrey will struggle to run between the tackles more than 8 times a game. 

 

 

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TheRed Newbie

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7 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Where were you in 2016?

Are suggesting our struggles in 2016 were because Cam lacked heart? He took an absolute beating in the opener and still put us in position to win in Mile High only for us all to watch our kicker who is one of the highest paid at his position to shank yet another crucial kick.

If he had it in 2015 it didn't simply go on hiatus, did it?

You're a smart dude. So stand by your comment, or retract it. Don't move the goal posts like a coward.

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Khyber53 Grand Master

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3 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

JR is not a very good owner. Is he a good person? I don't know, he very well could be...but he's not a good owner.

 

He went to the mat to bring an NFL team to the Carolinas so you could have a team to call your own. His team has been to the Superb Owl twice. He hasn't run his organization into the ground like the owners of teams like Jacksonville, Cleveland, the Sherman Oaks Rams, Buffalo, Atlanta, or the NY Jets.

Sheesh, get off the bus if you can't stand the driver.

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Just now, Khyber53 said:

He went to the mat to bring an NFL team to the Carolinas so you could have a team to call your own. His team has been to the Superb Owl twice. He hasn't run his organization into the ground like the owners of teams like Jacksonville, Cleveland, the Sherman Oaks Rams, Buffalo, Atlanta, or the NY Jets.

Sheesh, get off the bus if you can't stand the driver.

I think I'll stay on. I am from NC, after all. I could say the same for you, since you think Cam has no heart. Why follow a team lead by a QB who has no heart.

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MHS831 Grand Master

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The defense here has always been rather scary--it has determined our success--specifically, the front 7-as it goes, we go. That is still the case, but this year the offense will be equally scary.  As long as we don't have a special teams meltdown, expect success.

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TheRed Newbie

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Interesting how some white guys here will be quick as hell to immediately go to bat for our owner who literally told our black QB not to get tattoos or corn rows before we agreed to draft him, but can also nonchalantly claim that same QB lacks heart after watching him literally do flips into end zones over defensive lines just to score a touchdown for his team.

Man we have some real pieces of work in this fanbase.

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thefuzz Mentor

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Just now, TheRed said:

Interesting how some white guys here will be quick as hell to immediately go to bat for our owner who literally told our black QB not to get tattoos or corn rows before we agreed to draft him, but can also nonchalantly claim that same QB lacks heart after watching him literally do flips into end zones over defensive lines just to score a touchdown for his team.

Man we have some real pieces of work in this fanbase.

Seriously Red?

Come on man.

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5 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

Nah. Nobody else have explained their opinions. I won't be the first. Sorry.

Fair enough, I was just wondering.

 

JR has done some questionable things, but overall I think he's a pretty good owner.  Not the best, but certainly not bad.

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Just now, TheRed said:

If you don't want to touch it, don't bro.

But you know it's a factor.

Maybe, maybe not.

 

I think that there is a certain amount of people that side with management/ownership, and another group that sides more with the worker/player.  Maybe race has something to do with it, maybe it's just the way your brain is wired, I don't know, but I'm not going to throw that around lightly.

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Some Huddlers/Panthers fans will bash Cam for "lacking heart" and then turn around and bash him for being unprofessional when he is demonstrably upset. There's a thin line between firey and whiny/unprofessional and some would have Cam on the wrong side no matter what. 

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