NFC South , Oddly Enough, Is Still Wide Open .

[Borat]

56 minutes ago, osiruz said:

I hope so, but I doubt it. I would even settle for Leffleur.

Really anyone with an offensive setup somewhat similar to last year's -- we're not going to get anyone on par with KS, nor will the players likely ever catch lightning in a bottle again, but we should at least try to get the design somewhere in the neighborhood. 

[arbnranger]

1 hour ago, jtm said:

A lot of football left to be played.  Fortunately, the Panthers squeaked out a couple wins to start the year that could have easily gone the other direction.

I don't think this team is as bad off as many on this forum think.  The team looked shell shocked after giving up 14 points in two plays and every other team would have looked the same with the exception of maybe a Tom Brady led Patriots.  

The Panthers biggest issue is turnovers.  No team can consistently win the in NFL with turnovers.  If the Panthers quit turning the ball over, they'll finish strong this year and will make a deep playoff run.  

Well said and I totally agree with your post. 

As frustrating as that game was yesterday I don’t feel like we are on a sinking ship (yet) The season is long and full of ups and downs for every team. 

Momentum is real and it’s a huge factor. We just need to get the train moving and everyone working together and playing with some confidence. (Including the play calling)

How we perform in this next game will probably be a good indicator of which direction we are headed. 

[NeedSumD]

3 hours ago, I'm the Mike said:

So your saying there's a chance!

Was this your Jim Carey impersonation.