Draft screwed…. Season screwed…. Coaching screwed…. Future screwed

[glenwo2]

13 minutes ago, GuessWhosBack said:

....says the guy who followed Darnold here...lmao

PJ-worshipping clown.

Edited January 3, 2023 by glenwo2

[ClawOn]

6 hours ago, TheBigKat said:

Stroud and Young by all accounts appear as bonafide franchise QBs

 

you just can’t win in this league without one

 

Baltimore looks like ASS without Lamar

Every. Dam. Year.  

Pause and reflect. Odds are very high that one or both can't play at the NFL level. 

[weyco2000]

14 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

You keep digging at this lol. Glass, Ridder, Purdy, and Coan were the only QBs worth getting on the roster IMO. I don't hit all the time, but I hit more than I miss with my QB algo. Only 3 multi QB drafts since the Panthers have been around. 1998, 2012, and 2022.

My offseason suggestion for camp was this... Jimmy G/Flacco/Foles (one as vet). Unload Darnold for any draft pick. Bring in 3 of the following... Ridder, Glass, Purdy, Coan. That is how you start the QB room for the 2022 season. Keep the vet and let the 3 rooks prove themselves. Hand the team over to the rook that wins the team for a miracle season run. I also said to use the 1st pick on a #1 WR for a miracle season run too (Garrett Wilson was my 1st choice, but there was a deep list this year).

We will see how Glass does over the next few seasons.

Given opportunities, I would not be shocked to hear people 10 years from now call me out on BS for Purdy and Glass like they now call me out for Brady and Warner. We will see.

The future is never screwed. A good GM/Coach combo can turn the worst team into a contender in 2 to 3 seasons easy.

Darnold is a FA after this season.

[glenwo2]

3 minutes ago, weyco2000 said:

Darnold is a FA after this season.

yeah.

Panthers don't have to unload Darnold.

They can just simply let him walk.

[d-dave]

12 hours ago, Seltzer said:

It has gotten so much worse in the past 5 years or so.  I think it is a combination of a society that expects instant gratification, think playing fantasy football makes them capable of being a coach/GM, and the underlying mental illness issues that have been plaguing the country brought on and worsened by Covid.

This toxic mix compels some to try to drag others into the mental illness they are obviously suffering from.  I truly don't understand why they stick around if they are so bothered by everything.

I once thought a lot of the straight up sh*tposting was trolling, but the overwhelming prevalence and the absolute need to be heard over social media along with the need to try to drag others into their misery is something new.  Mental health is this country is a massive issue, and a lot of these types of posts are both pathetic and in a sad way, a cry for help.

Seriously, if a game is causing you the kind of mental anguish to post something like this, you need professional help, and I genuinely hope you seek it out.  You sound suicidal over what is ultimately a game.  Take a day, reread this, and really think about why you felt the need to broadcast this.  Because I personally think it's way more about mental health and an inability to cope than it is about the Panthers losing a football game b/c full stop this sounds unhinged.

Bravo   I agree 100%.

I mean, I'm a fan.  I get invested in the team and games.  But I don't let it ruin my life.  I used to do that.  It sucks.  It sucked for my family.  Why am I punishing anyone for the fact I got too caught up in the game.  Instead, when things go south, I just rationalize it and move on.  Know what I did after the Bucs caught the onside kick?  I helped make some awesome oreo balls with my family.  Know who cares less about the game?  me

I still love and care about my Panthers.  I relish the feelings of wins, but I don't let the losses drag me down.  While Rhule was still here, I would watch for a few players, but I didn't care much about the games.  Wilks changed that, and it was great!

But it's entertainment to us.  It's lives for the players.  I want all the guys in the NFL to make as much money as possible, to be safe and healthy as possible.  Seeing what happened last night was just heartbreaking, and it puts it all in perspective.

Enjoy things or don't.  Just don't let it ruin you.  

[L-TownCat]

12 hours ago, Seltzer said:

It has gotten so much worse in the past 5 years or so. 

2023 - 5 = 2018

 

[weyco2000]

13 hours ago, Seltzer said:

It has gotten so much worse in the past 5 years or so.  I think it is a combination of a society that expects instant gratification, think playing fantasy football makes them capable of being a coach/GM, and the underlying mental illness issues that have been plaguing the country brought on and worsened by Covid.

This toxic mix compels some to try to drag others into the mental illness they are obviously suffering from.  I truly don't understand why they stick around if they are so bothered by everything.

I once thought a lot of the straight up sh*tposting was trolling, but the overwhelming prevalence and the absolute need to be heard over social media along with the need to try to drag others into their misery is something new.  Mental health is this country is a massive issue, and a lot of these types of posts are both pathetic and in a sad way, a cry for help.

Seriously, if a game is causing you the kind of mental anguish to post something like this, you need professional help, and I genuinely hope you seek it out.  You sound suicidal over what is ultimately a game.  Take a day, reread this, and really think about why you felt the need to broadcast this.  Because I personally think it's way more about mental health and an inability to cope than it is about the Panthers losing a football game b/c full stop this sounds unhinged.

This may be the best post in Huddle history, absolutely nailed it! 

[Carl Spackler]

Nah, Tommy Jone hurt Jake arm was the best post ever

[weyco2000]

46 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

Nah, Tommy Jone hurt Jake arm was the best post ever

That poor guy shall never be forgotten.

[Carl Spackler]

1 minute ago, weyco2000 said:

That poor guy shall never be forgotten.

That was more than 13 years ago. Sobering

[PeteRozelle]

1 hour ago, Carl Spackler said:

Nah, Tommy Jone hurt Jake arm was the best post ever

"For Peaks Sake" you had to bring that up???

Edited January 3, 2023 by PeteRozelle

[axl-69 2.0]

How does this actually hurt the team?

Revenue sharing, games being sold out(even though the stands are empty), and the TV contracts assure that you leaving is not going to affect this team or Tepper. Look at the Browns and Jets. They suck 90% of the time. All it takes is one winning season and people come out of the woodwork. Same here. 

[Green-Ghost]

My sincere question is for the tankers.  When is it okay not to tank?

[Paa Langfart]

15 hours ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

If you find yourself depressed after every loss, it may be time to find another form of entertainment that is less taxing on your emotional health.   

 

 

....... or another team.  Preferably not the browns.