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Thought we were getting a LT today?

Toomers

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6 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

Even Ron won't mess with this line's chemistry. 

Who are we kidding? Yeah, he would

If he puts him out there to replace Clark, he should be fired on the spot. Just based on their play. 

 But being that Kalil would cost us an extra 7M if he gets seriously hurt, if Ron/Hurney should be shot. 

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  All I could find was comment by Jourdan Roudrique when asked a couple days ago. 

 

“I think the question then isn’t whether we’ll see Kalil back on the field this year (which I doubt, aside from an emergency), but whether he will be a part of the Panthers’ big picture plans after the season”

   

 

   He could have been practicing for weeks. And hasn’t even tried. This is “knee soreness”. When is the last time you didn’t know almost exactly what is wrong with a player. We know everything about Daryl Williams. Both times. And he leaves for two months with “cramps” and forces Williams to play with a legit  Ive gotten to the point to where it’s really hard for me to believe he didn’t quit, sort of. Which is a fitting end to a dark day in Panthers history. 

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54 minutes ago, Toomers said:

  All I could find was comment by Jourdan Roudrique when asked a couple days ago. 

 

“I think the question then isn’t whether we’ll see Kalil back on the field this year (which I doubt, aside from an emergency), but whether he will be a part of the Panthers’ big picture plans after the season”

   

 

   He could have been practicing for weeks. And hasn’t even tried. This is “knee soreness”. When is the last time you didn’t know almost exactly what is wrong with a player. We know everything about Daryl Williams. Both times. And he leaves for two months with “cramps” and forces Williams to play with a legit  Ive gotten to the point to where it’s really hard for me to believe he didn’t quit, sort of. Which is a fitting end to a dark day in Panthers history. 

I wonder if he just doesn't retire next year. That would seem too easy though. 

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