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Just now, 45catfan said:

I've been saying that since the Seattle game.  Dalton showed he still has game, but we keep trying to Bryce into something he's clearly not.  Frank won't bench him for some reason, but I have to think that's on a higher authority.  Can't take the shine off Tepper's golden child.

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22 minutes ago, MGH1989 said:

Go be a Texans fan.

I’ve been a Panthers fan since they announced they were awarded a franchise. I LOVE the Panthers. 
It doesn’t mean that I think Tepper deserves to own the team OR that Young deserves the chance to be the face of my beloved franchise. Because I don’t.

After hearing Stroud’s “story” and seeing several interviews with the young man I have become a fan. As a man first and a player second. He should have been the pick.

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2 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

I've been saying that since the Seattle game.  Dalton showed he still has game, but we keep trying to Bryce into something he's clearly not.  Frank won't bench him for some reason, but I have to think that's on a higher authority.  Can't take the shine off Tepper's golden child.

The benching of Bryce will never be allowed. 
 

but it’s ok. Once we fill the offense with first and second round talent, then they’ll show you what Bryce can really do. 

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5 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

Now we get it. This is all Tepper, and until we blame the true culprit nothing will change.

Tepper is here to stay. Many teams have bad owners.  Just got to accept it and hope he hires a front office that can deal with him.   Which means you go to hope he hires some people he won’t get along with that well. 

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