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Just now, MHS831 said:

When you find out how this turns out,  and you are wrong, will you revisit this thread?

We don't have all the information, and if new information comes to light that shows Cam is full of poop, that our leadership was actually honest and forthcoming, then I'll retract this entire thread's worth of posts. I'm not locked down on any view if new info pops up proving the contrary.

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1 minute ago, pantherj said:

We don't have all the information, and if new information comes to light that shows Cam is full of poop, that our leadership was actually honest and forthcoming, then I'll retract this entire thread's worth of posts. I'm not locked down on any view if new info pops up proving the contrary.

I suspect the answer is the middle and both have a bit o poop.  I suspect There was stuff going on behind the scenes.  That coupled with the injury status probably came to a tipping point.   The winner is usually the guy with the biggest checkbook.  

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1 minute ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

I suspect the answer is the middle and both have a bit o poop.  I suspect There was stuff going on behind the scenes.  That coupled with the injury status probably came to a tipping point.   The winner is usually the guy with the biggest checkbook.  

Cam is one of those guys who will write an autobiography at some point and I'm turning to this chapter first.

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1 hour ago, an@rtistFKAmjl said:

Fires Ron Rivera and does a full-court media blitz with a self imposed interview sit down on Panthers.com discussing why, etc.

He and his puppets (Hurney, Rhule) lie all offseason about their intentions with Cam until the ultimate ending that happened today. 

Now he is hiding behind Hurney and not facing the music.

Coward, IMO. Going to be a rough era under his ownership.

A team concealed their personnel plans?  You don’t say?  Geez, head outta the sand folks 

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I’m a huge cam supporter. But I’m a Panther fan first. I am a little surprised and a lot disappointed that he won’t be a part of the plan going forward. 

But I see this for what it is- it’s a business decision- and clearly not an easy one for anyone to make- but it had to be made- one way or the other. The thing about business decisions is that you can’t be emotional about them. You can’t always be public about the things and conversations going on behind the scenes. 
 

Here’s what I know- right now Cam is still on the team- he’s clearly on the table for trade, may even be cut if no offers come. He might also remain a panther - maybe we will cut Grier or Allen instead and let Cam heal a bit longer while Bridgewater gives us some better QB play than we got last year.

Whatever happens, you can either choose to be ok with it, choose to be emotional about it. Many here are choosing the emotional route. 

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