Years of bad decisions

[PantherPhann89]

Everyone focus on every position on the field and the sideline, the issue is the Carolina Panthers Organization as a whole. There is no leadership and no direction...

[Day1PanthersFan]

11 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Dunedin is worth 1 billion.  Panthers are worth close to 5 billion.  Explain to me how that would work.  

It isn't just about wealth , Dundon is 100 times smarter about running an organization than either Tepper, David or Nicole 

He turned the Canes from a yearly bottom feeder to a yearly championship contender,and he didn't micro manage, he let the Hockey savvy people buy the groceries and cook 

Edited November 23, 2023 by Day1PanthersFan

[Shotgun]

Trading up for Armanti Edwards was another head scratcher. I remember the dudes calling the draft looked so puzzled and kinda laughed about it. lol this fuggin team.

[Thorrez]

18 hours ago, BrianS said:

You're wrong on multiple counts. 

Cam was toast and needed to go.  We didn't handle it well, at all, but the decision was the right one.  The potential compensatory pick for Cam is a flea on the a^# of the issue.

Bridgewater had a three year contract.  He should have been here for all of it.  How much did we sacrifice for deciding Bridgewater wasn't our guy after one year?  The mistake wasn't signing Bridgewater, though perhaps we overpaid a bit, the mistake was getting rid of him. 

How many draft picks did we surrender by cutting TB5?  How many players did we then get rid of because of it?  How much dead cap did we incur?  It was an absolutely horror show, and it all goes back to our owner not being patient.  Make no mistake, our owner drove the QB frenzy train.

 

We lost the third round comp pick for Bradbury by signing Teddy. That's the real cost, not the cash.

But are real problem is drafting.

If I claim we drafted 0 above average starts since 2021, can anyone real argue? Sure, Horn if he was ever healthy but other then him? Heck, I can change it to 0 average starters and, expect maybe Ikem, it still holds up.

[PantherPhann89]

8 hours ago, Shotgun said:

Trading up for Armanti Edwards was another head scratcher. I remember the dudes calling the draft looked so puzzled and kinda laughed about it. lol this fuggin team.

Whew... now that's a good throwback for the memory...

[PantherPhann89]

4 hours ago, Thorrez said:

We lost the third round comp pick for Bradbury by signing Teddy. That's the real cost, not the cash.

But are real problem is drafting.

If I claim we drafted 0 above average starts since 2021, can anyone real argue? Sure, Horn if he was ever healthy but other then him? Heck, I can change it to 0 average starters and, expect maybe Ikem, it still holds up.

Yes, that's another one of many...