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It sucks being the worst team in the NFL.


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Well I took the Rams -10.5 today and made a quick $1K. This is the 2nd week in a row betting against this ridiculous garbage team that I have made a lot of money. I will continue to double up on them against the spread and will use my $30K in gambling earnings to get some new tires on my truck and maybe a new club fitting. Then when they clean house and get what resembles an NFL QB and HC, I will have to contemplate next season on whether I should be golfing on Sundays or watching football. Right now it’s not much of a decision, the course is surprisingly empty on sundays during football season. Go Panthers!

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It’s not that bad. We just need:

-A head coach, new coaching staff, a franchise QB, a RB since we are probably trading McCaffrey, a Tight End, an X receiver, a Y receiver, a fullback, a middle linebacker, a pass rushing DE since we might trade Burns, a run stopping DE, and a nickel corner. 
 

And maybe a Will Linebacker if Shaq goes. But that’s it and we are golden.

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3 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

It’s not that bad. We just need:

-A head coach, new coaching staff, a franchise QB, a RB since we are probably trading McCaffrey, a Tight End, an X receiver, a Y receiver, a fullback, a middle linebacker, a pass rushing DE since we might trade Burns, a run stopping DE, and a nickel corner. 
 

And maybe a Will Linebacker if Shaq goes. But that’s it and we are golden.

A fullback?

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Being the worst team isn’t the problem. It’s morphing into being the worst franchise that you should truly be scared of. Huge, huge difference. Engrained culture of losing, so even mass top picks over years no longer matter. We are not far. The Browns, Dolphins, Lions…look at their histories and records. Pure apathy and ineptness. This could be us soon, hell, even now those are the only few teams we can be thankful we are not. 

Look at interviews of ex Browns personnel and players over the years. They full on admit no one gave a poo and it was all because the top had no idea what they were doing. They literally said this. No matter how much talent was garnered by high draft picks for years, no one was competent in the front office and it simply trickled down. Coaches didn’t coach players to do anything right…just like Rhule. One big poo hole, and the fans went to games to get drunk. Attending a game was simply a novelty. Being a Browns fan was declared to get some laughs.

That is what is truly going to suck because Tepper has that feel to him, like he’s just going to keep calling shots thinking he knows and never figuring out or accepting thy he actually doesn’t. He will turn the Panthers into the the modern browns and it will be near impossible to reverse. Think about it. He has already solidified the WORST stretch in the Panthers’ history in almost three decades of existence, and it only took him five years to do so.

fug Tepper.

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