“The Moose and the Goat”

[ellis]

Not the title of a children’s book.

 

Gruden’s into nightmares? This was one of his most memorable. 2003. 

[Khyber53]

Moose need his bust in the Ring of Honor.

Edit: to fix a mistake

[Mr. Scot]

44 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Moose need his bust in the hall.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame or the Panthers Ring of Honor?

[Mr. Scot]

Those 2003 Buc games were sooooo memorandum.

[ellis]

The home game in November, as seen above:  it’s probably my favorite memory ever at stadium....and I’ve been to all the big games. 

There is something special about that last drive. And the fact that it dethroned the defending champs. Tampa’s defense was still formidable. 

That game, I truly believe, sparked the entire Super Bowl run. (Yes, I know they lost three in a row in late November)

 

[Mr. Scot]

I think what makes that final drive even more special is the quote that preceded it.

"That four points is gonna be enough to (something) their ass." - Warren Sapp

I forget exactly what he said, but I remember perfectly how I felt about it 

[ellis]

That four points is going to be enough to “seal their” ass today. 

 

 

[Mr. Scot]

Thanks.

And please don't anybody attribute the phrase "something their ass" to me 

[ellis]

That was so hilarious watching that defense get gassed by Ragin’ Cajun Jake just slingin’ it. Surreal, being there right at the 50 yard line watching it. I’m telling you, it’s still the best day I’ve ever had at the stadium. 

[Mr. Scot]

Pre-surgery Jake was a lot of fun to watch. Dude had cannonball sized cojones.

His entry into the Jags game, his jawing with Rodney Harrison in the Super Bowl and his bleepworthy tirade after taking a dirty hit from Lance Briggs are all fond memories.

And while I actually liked Eugene Robinson, I do think it was a great choice for the Panthers to add him to the radio team as Eugene's replacement.

[LinvilleGorge]

1 hour ago, Khyber53 said:

Moose need his bust in the hall.

NFL HOF? LOL!

Panthers' ROH? Yeah, I could see that. He's easily the second best WR in franchise history.

[Mr. Scot]

Side note on old receivers: I still shake my head when I think about what Patrick Jeffers could have been if he hadn't gotten hurt.

[ellis]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Side note on old receivers: I still shake my head when I think about what Patrick Jeffers could have been if he hadn't gotten hurt.

83 was an animal. Haskell really schemed that offense up remarkably well, they did some special things in 99. I think he would’ve developed into a great receiver.

[Mr. Scot]

If I recall correctly, the season after Haskell left is when Bill Musgrave balked at taking over the OC job.

I'd have to look it up to be sure. That whole thing was weird.

I know a lot of talk has come out since that Seifert was a gigantic a--hole.