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idk if i’m ever done bc fandom is pretty trivial to me but i’m definitely orbiting very far away from this dying star of an organization right now, and idk why ppl would want to follow them closely bc they seriously do not deserve any kind of emotional investment. 

it’s going to stay that way for the foreseeable future, unless tepper has the stones to fire this entire coaching staff and not hire another idiotic collegiate overachiever who wants to fill the next highest job openings with his favorite college assistants out of his pool of linkedin connections.

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I stopped watching games back when Cam was still here on his previous contract. 

I simply have more important things to do than watch my team struggle.  

Every season starts the same, but when I check out, varies.  

I love football. 

I love my Panthers even more.  

But it's just a game and life is more important. 

 

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