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So much for fournette being trash and a bust huh..


micnificent28

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6 minutes ago, Matthias said:

Most people never believed Fournette was trash or a bust.  Everyone know he is talented, and that has shown while he was in Jacksonville.  His thing is more or less attitude.

Running on the Panthers isn't much of an accomplishment, I admittedly was on the Fournette train at the time we got CMC I was pissed we didn't trade up for him in fact.... Boy was I wrong it's not so much that LF is bad its more that he is a relic to a by gone era of football as completly one dimensional he is.

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I mean, our defense is suspect, which is an understatement, and Fournette broke a big one.

Fournette has played to JAG level in many respects. James Robinson has looked better than Fournette the past couple of weeks, even with game scripts that demanded passing, so I'd say someone on the Jags knows their stuff. 

Lastly, this thread could be taken as some kinda weak attempt at redemption for all those who loudly spoke for Fournette and against CMC. Well, we all know that that's akin to jumping into a useless rabbit hole. Fournette doesn't have the dynamism of Dalvin Cook, much less Mccaffrey! Much less! So, I don't see the point of the thread being injected into the Panthers forum.

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BTW, @Varking has been here a long time, as have many of us.

The (Chris Jericho) "junior" card should be played as a last resort, if played at all IMHO on the Huddle. Like some things, "it's not the length, it's the strength." The take is the take! Attack the take, not the member! Though, admittedly, in some cases that line of delineation seems nebulous (from the perspective of both sides), and on occasion someone may deserve disdain. 

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