Luke Kuechly should retire (sarcasm)

[WarPanthers89]

He’s 28 and still killing it with terrible play all around him and terrible play calls all year with Washington. As the year went on he was getting better each week and absolutely dominated when Rivera started calling plays. The guy is 28 and could be like Peyton Manning back in the day playing calls himself if given the opportunity. We are lucky to have what could be considered the greatest linebacker of all time one day. 

We actually had Huddlers saying he is done and should be traded/cut/retire......

[PhillyB]

i can't tell if you're making fun of people who say he should retire or actually suggesting it yourself but either way this thread is ass

[UpstatePanther]

Thread title is bad. I almost shat all over this post

 

[WarPanthers89]

Sorry you couldn’t sense the sarcasm if you even read the post. I was just showcasing that he was the second highest rated LB in the nfl per PFF even with terrible play calls and players around him when huddlers said he was done 

[Lumps]

I don't understand the thread title or thread tbh.

I kind of feel bad for Luke, I can't imagine his long term mental and physical health going well. Brain trauma can really destroy the last 20+ year's quality of life.  

But at the same time if that is how he choses to live and go down a  legend, I respect it, and I'm glad he's doing it with the Panthers.

[Ricky Spanish]

He certainly turned his season around once Rivera took more control of the defense. 

Beginning of the year, he looked like ass much like the rest of the team. 

[Lumps]

There's a big difference when the play a player of Luke's caliber goes down without any reason compared to someone like Cam who has an injury.

It wasn't Luke's fault. It was Washington. That was evident to huddlers at like week 8 and evident to Ron a month later.

[ellis]

Luke is one of the most dynamic NFL defenders of this generation. There’s very little debate about that.

[TheRed]

2 minutes ago, Lumps said:

There's a big difference when the play a player of Luke's caliber goes down without any reason compared to someone like Cam who has an injury.

It wasn't Luke's fault.

So it's Cam's fault we used him as a battering ram for years?

If Luke can rightfully receive the benefit of the doubt, no reason Cam hasn't earned the same.

[WarPanthers89]

7 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

i can't tell if you're making fun of people who say he should retire or actually suggesting it yourself but either way this thread is ass

I was making fun of the people who said he should retire and was showing that he was the had an incredible grade out for the year by pff. This was with terrible play call and players around him. 

Sorry it’s an ass thread, maybe I’ll do a sources thread, or a post bashing Tepper and saying he is a worse owner than Jerry Richardson. 

[t96]

Luke was, again, by far the best MLB in the league this year and will, again, be first team all pro. He’s our best defensive player hands down and all those people who made threads about how he sucks earlier in the year should never make another thread.

[top dawg]

Luke is the GOAT.

As for all the criticism, sometimes you just have to laugh to yourself and let people say whatever they want to say. The inability to recognize greatness, and even the miscalculation of its level, has made many look like fools.

[WarPanthers89]

2 minutes ago, t96 said:

Luke was, again, by far the best MLB in the league this year and will, again, be first team all pro. He’s our best defensive player hands down and all those people who made threads about how he sucks earlier in the year should never make another thread.

Exactly. People who suggested he was done/should be traded/should retire look insane now and show why we have so many over the top insane reaction threads.

 

[Khyber53]

Until RR took over as DC, Luke looked lost. He wasn't, but he was having to scramble on every play to try and cover mismatches and gaps. The first four games without TD were really bad, although Shaq did a pretty good job. On most plays, Luke was still trying to make something out of the chaos coming in from the sidelines.

He is the GOAT for middle linebackers, hands down. He is, however, just one bad concussion away from being out of the league. That's worrisome. We could be blessed and have him for nine more years or we could lose him from a bad hit in training camp. So much is riding on that guy.