CJ Anderson says Panthers didn’t do anything wrong

[Toomers]

3 minutes ago, Car123 said:

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

Sure. Because what he did 6 years earlier should be the major deciding factor on paying him? Not the fat, lazy injured RB who had 219 yds the previous year. That’s exactly why the Panthers are the Panthers. 

SSDD

[Mr. Scot]

11 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Sure. Because what he did 6 years earlier should be the major deciding factor on paying him? Not the fat, lazy injured RB who had 219 yds the previous year. That’s exactly why the Panthers are the Panthers. 

SSDD

Only an idiot would pay somebody because they used to be good.

[Car123]

15 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Sure. Because what he did 6 years earlier should be the major deciding factor on paying him? Not the fat, lazy injured RB who had 219 yds the previous year. That’s exactly why the Panthers are the Panthers. 

SSDD

What the fug does paying him have to do with the original topic? 

He's arguably our greatest rb, he should have been treated with respect. All players should be treated with respect.

[Toomers]

2 minutes ago, Car123 said:

What the fug does paying him have to do with the original topic?

Maybe it’s fans that are more worried about making a player the team cut feel good than actually winning games. D-Lo was pissed he wasn’t getting any more free money. That’s it. 

  What did treating DW with “undeserved” respect have to do with the original topic? I responded to your comment. Which was comical. And showed exactly why. 

[Mr. Scot]

8 minutes ago, Car123 said:

What the fug does paying him have to do with the original topic? 

He's arguably our greatest rb, he should have been treated with respect. All players should be treated with respect.

Meaning they should be kept around past their effective date and always be allowed to leave on their own terms.

It's okay if we lose games as long as we're always nice to players.

Good thing we have a GM in place who's capable of doing both those things.

[Car123]

 

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Meaning they should be kept around past their effective date and always be allowed to leave on their own terms.

It's okay if we lose games as long as we're always nice to players.

Good thing we have a GM in place who's capable of doing both those things.

No one said releasing him was wrong. There are respectable way to release players.

[Car123]

4 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Maybe it’s fans that are more worried about making a player the team cut feel good than actually winning games. D-Lo was pissed he wasn’t getting any more free money. That’s it. 

  What did treating DW with “undeserved” respect have to do with the original topic? I responded to your comment. Which was comical. And showed exactly why. 

CJ took the release well...

You figure out the rest.

[Mr. Scot]

6 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Maybe it’s fans that are more worried about making a player the team cut feel good than actually winning games. D-Lo was pissed he wasn’t getting any more free money. That’s it. 

  What did treating DW with “undeserved” respect have to do with the original topic? I responded to your comment. Which was comical. And showed exactly why. 

It's the kind of thing he goes to when he knows he's losing the argument.

[Mr. Scot]

3 minutes ago, Car123 said:

No one said releasing him was wrong. There are respectable way to release players.

And there are some players who are always going to be whiny bi-chy little crybabies whenever they don't get their way.

[Toomers]

2 minutes ago, Car123 said:

CJ took the release well...

You figure out the rest.

Don’t worry. Not hard to figure out where you were going from the start. As always. 

Sentiment over success  

  Should be the logo at midfield. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Don’t worry. Not hard to figure out where you were going from the start. As always. 

Sentiment over success  

  Should be the logo at midfield. 

Pretty much.

"Hey, we've never won a championship, but it's okay because we're nice to players when we cut them."

[Toomers]

9 minutes ago, Car123 said:

 

No one said releasing him was wrong. There are respectable way to release players.

DeAngelo Williams told WBTV on Monday he will be released. 

"We sat down and (Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman) told me 'The fact of the matter is we're going to have to release you,' " Williams told Molly Grantham. "I said you know, 'Why?' and he said, 'because we don't run the ball enough. Just like you said back before the season started, we don't run the ball enough to keep you and both (Jonathan Stewart), so we're going to release you.' "

 

   What is so harsh about any of that? He could have told him the whole truth. That would have been brutal.

[Matthias]

Only an idiotic coaching staff would have one running back taking almost 100% of the snaps.  It also wasn't like CJ wasn't productive here.  He was making plays, and averaged good yardage when he touched the ball.  There's no excuse for not getting him enough touches while he was here, and no excuse why we let him go. 

[MechaZain]

There isn't a single advantage to using CMC as much as we do. Health risk aside he'd be a better decoy and have more stamina to burn if he was spelled more.