Sporting News rates 2015 Panthers better than 2003

[RelaxImaPro]

2015 damn near killed football for me.  Like I literally don't even enjoy it nearly as much anymore.  Even back during the bad seasons I'd still look forward to every Sunday like a kid anticipating Christmas (well maybe not 2010, but I still begrudgingly waited for and watched every game)... but the ending to that season straight up sucked the joy of the game right out of me.

Both 2016 and 2017 have been 'meh' as fug to me.  I've even outright missed games after I had like a decade long streak without missing a single one.  I mean it wasn't intentional and it was only a couple, but I damn sure didn't completely plan my Sunday's around football like in the past.

To go as high as we did that year only to just straight up not show up during the Super Bowl.  Even still a pretty damn bitter and tough pill to swallow.  I don't know what team showed up in San Francisco for Super Bowl 50 that day, but it damn sure wasn't the same 2015 Panthers I had seen all year.  The team must have felt the same way because that poo carried right on over into 2016.  It's like we were the exact sorry ass team from that Super Bowl all year in 2016 and it was a constant reminder.

[RealisticPanther]

11 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

One thing I think everyone would agree upon: As far as offensive coaching, you have to give the edge to the 03 team.

As much flack as Henning got at the time, the reality is that he knew what he was doing and was very capable of adjusting.

2015?  Shula...nuff said.

Man shula coached good in the playoffs though. In fact, he always has in my opinion, its more his regular season coaching thats abysmal.

[Mr. Scot]

Is the fact that the 2015 team choked in the Super Bowl while the 2003 team gave the Pats all they could handle an argument that the 03 squad is actually the better one?