CJ Anderson says Panthers didn’t do anything wrong

[Squirrel]

Reflects good on the Panthers he has no hard feelings. But the way we used him was pathetic. 

[Darvinsun]

This team would have won the SB I believe with any other coach that was currently in the playoffs this yr. Ron is just not going to cut it. 8yrs and we still trying to figure things out. Cam, Luke, TD yrs squandered all bc Ron is trying to find himself as a coach. Well TD may still have a shot at a ring if he signs on with a good team. 

[PantherPhann89]

7 hours ago, Navy_football said:

I mean how many NFL coaches would release a player because he is too talented and they can't figure out how to use him? That right there would lead to a serious closed office, one way conversation. So, you're telling me you have no real clue how to manage or lead the offensive side of the team. So, you manage this office but you have no idea what half of the office does and have no idea how to manage them? 

You have one of the best widget makers in the industry for below average wages, but you fired him because you had another really good widget maker and you didn't know how to include him. He goes to one of our competitors (who coincedentally had the best widget maker in the world) and helps lead them to the top of the widget making industy.

That about sums it up...

[KendrickPanther]

Deangelo Williams would have been throwing the organization under the bus. We gave the wrong guy the boot

[luke nukem]

17 hours ago, t96 said:

What we did wrong was releasing him. 

meh, what if us releasing him caused the saints to be in/win the superbowl. It very well could have happened.

[jfra78]

21 hours ago, hepcat said:

Wholeheartedly disagree. I look no further than to the failures on 3rd and 4th and short, in particular in the Seattle game, when CJ could have been utilized to get short yardage 1st downs. It was so wildly frustrating to see the Panthers cut a talented veteran back and struggle in key situations where he could have helped.

We have the best short yardage QB in the league not to mention a bulldozing FB 

[Car123]

9 hours ago, KendrickPanther said:

Deangelo Williams would have been throwing the organization under the bus. We gave the wrong guy the boot

Maybe Williams wouldn't have if he was released with some respect.

[Mr. Scot]

5 hours ago, luke nukem said:

meh, what if us releasing him caused the saints to be in/win the superbowl. It very well could have happened.

It actually helped put the Rams in the Super Bowl.

Of course, last time I checked, helping other teams get to the Super Bowl wasn't part of our leadership's job description.

[Mr. Scot]

1 hour ago, Car123 said:

Maybe Williams wouldn't have if he was released with some respect.

Most players understand it's a business so they act like adults rather than whiny little bi-ches.

It's generally selfish, immature little twits like DeAngelo who throw tantrums like a toddler getting their toys taken away.

[Car123]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Most players understand it's a business so they act like adults rather than whiny little bi-ches.

It's generally selfish, immature little twits like DeAngelo who throw tantrums like a toddler getting their toys taken away.

Nah, it was a trend in the Panthers organization within a certain time period.

[Mr. Scot]

30 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Nah, it was a trend in the Panthers organization within a certain time period.

Kinda like winning was a trend...

Not anymore, though.

These days we don't win as many games, but hey at least we're nice enough to let good players go win with other teams.

[Car123]

14 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Kinda like winning was a trend...

Not anymore, though.

These days we don't win as many games, but hey at least we're nice enough to let good players go win with other teams.

What does your post have to do with Williams/CJ attitude post-release?

[Toomers]

2 hours ago, Car123 said:

Maybe Williams wouldn't have if he was released with some respect.

Respect is earned. Getting fat and lazy and only on the team because he cost too much money to cut. Then losing 20lbs immediately after to play for less than 1M for the Steelers. While we ate 6.5M in dead cap AFTER being overpaid for 4 years. 

  

[Car123]

2 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Respect is earned. Getting fat and lazy and only on the team because he cost too much money to cut. Then losing 20lbs immediately after to play for less than 1M for the Steelers. While we ate 6.5M in dead cap AFTER being overpaid for 4 years. 

  

If running for 1515 yards and 20 tds doesn't gain you respect, I don't know what does.