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Unverified and unsubstantiated....Panthers Closing in on Trade for Love


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We need to quit letting Rhule trade away future picks that will be needed after his tenure here is up.

He needs to work with the resources he has on the table right now. If he's hamstrung himself, that was his own doing. He shouldn't be allowed to foist it off on the next coach.

I know, there's optimism because of some of the free agency movement we've had. There was last year at this time, too. The guy is just not a pro coach yet and I don't think he's managed to become one over this off season.

Plus moving from one QB to another to another, all with descending on field experience hasn't been working so far, why would it work for him now?

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1 hour ago, Growl said:

hindsight, posters were making this exact assertion last offseason

they will be doing it next offseason as well

its a tradition

No, in fact, this is the opposite of what people said last offseason.  Last offseason we were saying there hasn't been such a promising group of QB's in a long, long time.

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