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Ron Rivera's WFT had the perfect gameplan against the Panthers today


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3 minutes ago, Fox007 said:

isn't it always

I wasn't expecting anything earth shattering this season based on what we started with. If others did that's on them.  This team is missing a lot of pieces to be contenders on a regular basis.  That's a proven fact. But at least now it's easier to watch them fail.

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1 minute ago, Scott12345 said:

We got our ass beat again..0-4 vs nfc east…the moment never ends

We should have beaten the Eagles and were up in both Dallas and Giants game before Sam exploded... Our Defense got physically dominated in the Dallas, Patriots and today's game.. The offense completely sucked for the rest..

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12 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I wasn't expecting anything earth shattering this season based on what we started with. If others did that's on them.  This team is missing a lot of pieces to be contenders on a regular basis.  That's a proven fact. But at least now it's easier to watch them fail.

I was thinking .500 would be a realistic goal. This team is definitely not as bad as the vocal posters make it out to be.

It’s hard to win in the NFL and this year is showing that around the league. Buffalo just got blown out by Indy and the Bucs lost to Washington last week.

Heinicke had a couple of very risky plays that could have easily been turnovers. We were 1 or 2 plays away from winning this one.

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25 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I wasn't expecting anything earth shattering this season based on what we started with. If others did that's on them.  This team is missing a lot of pieces to be contenders on a regular basis.  That's a proven fact. But at least now it's easier to watch them fail.

My point exactly.. This team only had its QB for 2 weeks and the Oline is still a problem.. Who thought this was a super bowl team before the season.. That's your fault not the team..

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