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REPORT: Panthers and Brian Burns not at all close to extension


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13 minutes ago, 1v0 said:

Why? They are upset, because their demands are not met (disrespect). The team wants some more proof, that he will take the next step and he is worth what they demand.

I don't think I paintet a realistic scenario, but I am confident he will play and sign a contract with the Panthers.

 

 As "If I can think it, it can happen" posts. I've seen worse.

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47 minutes ago, 1v0 said:

How about a crazy thought? Both sides want to wait/ agreed to wait how the first game plays out. If he wrecks shop we will lean more towards his demand, of he is still only very good and situationally great, they meet more towards the front offices offer.

I believe Burns will be a long time Panther and he will experience much better years in the future of this team, than what he has to go trough on the past.

Let's bring them Birds down to earth!

Well, the first game is against the #3 rushing offense from last year and they only got better talent to run the ball.   It’s not really the type matchup for Burns to show his stuff.  It frankly is a matchup that plays into his weakness/liability. 

Burns would have a bad team working for him to make a deal on the results of that 

I’ll still be surprised if he plays with no deal.   

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17 minutes ago, CRA said:

Well, the first game is against the #3 rushing offense from last year and they only got better talent to run the ball.   It’s not really the type matchup for Burns to show his stuff.  It frankly is a matchup that plays into his weakness/liability. 

Burns would have a bad team working for him to make a deal on the results of that 

I’ll still be surprised if he plays with no deal.   

 

My heart says yes. But my brain says no. I hope my heart wins, we win, and Burns plays well. Fingers Crossed.

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30 minutes ago, CRA said:

Well, the first game is against the #3 rushing offense from last year and they only got better talent to run the ball.   It’s not really the type matchup for Burns to show his stuff.  It frankly is a matchup that plays into his weakness/liability. 

Burns would have a bad team working for him to make a deal on the results of that 

I’ll still be surprised if he plays with no deal.   

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I hope he plays because I want to see the dog in him. Let's see what he's made of when he's playing for something because the Panthers have played very few truly meaningful football games in his career and the one we had last year Burns went MIA. I want to see him come out and play like a man possessed. If he pouts and mails it in, just trade him because we found out he's not worth a cap crippling contract 

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3 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

We haven't played meaningful games because of Rhule and the QB situation.

 

Not sure why Burns is the scapegoat for the Bucs game. I remember our DB's kept getting burned deep by Evans. Burns wasn't the only player who didn't show up.

But Burns is the only one looking to become the 2nd highest paid at his position after the market was reset. 
 

if you want that kind of money show up and show out when it matters most

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10 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

We haven't played meaningful games because of Rhule and the QB situation.

 

Not sure why Burns is the scapegoat for the Bucs game. I remember our DB's kept getting burned deep by Evans. Burns wasn't the only player who didn't show up.

 

I think it is a sitcom situation. Burns is top 10 at this. Yeah, but Tampa. Burns is top 10 in that. Yeah, but Tampa. It's almost a punch line anymore.

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I think it’s been said plenty but about to turn into gameday and… it’s extremely deflating this fan base is focused on mismanagement of its front office and not the first game of a new era. 

personally I have to blame tepper. It starts with him and the fact that we are here is pathetic on this franchise. Every move we’ve made said burns is an untouchable, yet we can’t come to a fair agreement for both parties 

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