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Official Gameday Thread: Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers


Jeremy Igo

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Just now, TheRed said:

Of all the things about this offense that are going wrong right now, like our starting RB fumbling twice already, Cam is at the top of your list? I mean either you're really ignorant, or you just don't like him. There's no reasoning with that.

Honestly when I posted Stewart hadnt fumbled for the second time. Obviously our running backs continue to suck and remain ineffective. 

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Just now, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

imagine drafting a running back 8th overall and still running a bum like stewart out there week after week. mccaffrey obviously isn't any better at running back but it speaks to how fuging terrible of an organization this is that you would even find yourself in that situation. take cam from this team and the panthers are close to browns territory. absolute joke.

we really don't know how good any of these players are because the coaching staff is so bad

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And this is gonna hurt some people’s widdle feelings, but Cam is the ONLY chance we have on offense (as usual) and will do anything his idiot coaches ask of him and more and he will do it with little help.

He is the ONLY thing that has been successful in the Rivera/Shula offense for going on 5 years now and all some people want to do is poo on him.

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