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How long will the Carolina Panthers rebuild take?

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49 minutes ago, Waldo said:

When is it really going to begin?

They had the perfect time, during coofus. Nearly all stars leftd/retired and no butts inn seats. Plus it was rhules and crew first year in the NFL(rhule was some OL asst in 2011). 

Still that was perfect, but they still when out and signed teddy "2gloves" to a insane contract...

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29 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Ask me after the season. 

Yea, if this season goes bad....they will still need QB, LT, #1 CB, WRs, MLB, two edges/OLBs and a TE.

Brooks at RB?

Basically a whole new team. 

If they end up needing all that, well go ahead and say a whole new coaching staff is a coming too. 

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4 minutes ago, Basbear said:

bro, this team is much further away than just a HC and QB.

Bro they said the same thing about the Texans before they drafted Stroud and hired Ryans.

 

Do you remember they had a worst record then we had and were viewed as the worst franchise in the league at the time.

 

You gotta believe in change man. We can change the narrative but Tepper has to stay out of the way. It seems everything he touches turns to poo.

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Just now, CamWhoaaCam said:

Bro they said the same thing about the Texans before they drafted Stroud and hired Ryans.

 

Do you remember they had a worst record then we had and were viewed as the worst franchise in the league at the time.

 

You gotta believe in change man. We can change the narrative but Tepper has to stay out of the way. It seems everything he touches turns to poo.

That's true and also very rare. Before the Texans, I guess you could say Burrow with the bungals..... Texans just had the perfect combo and timing. That's ultra rare, like they won the lotto. 

Outside of a prime Billacheat and Brady, this panthers team is not going to have its season saved. I just know the roster. 

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17 minutes ago, Basbear said:

That's true and also very rare. Before the Texans, I guess you could say Burrow with the bungals..... Texans just had the perfect combo and timing. That's ultra rare, like they won the lotto. 

Outside of a prime Billacheat and Brady, this panthers team is not going to have its season saved. I just know the roster. 

We simply took the wrong QB. With Stroud our future is totally different right now.

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4 minutes ago, Newtcase said:

I think the curse of the black cat isn't given enough credit.  I've never been much for superstition but I've come to accept it's a blind spot and the Panthers are just cursed.

i think David Tepper is the actual curse...just saying 

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1 hour ago, Basbear said:

Yea, if this season goes bad....they will still need QB, LT, #1 CB, WRs, MLB, two edges/OLBs and a TE.

Brooks at RB?

Basically a whole new team. 

If they end up needing all that, well go ahead and say a whole new coaching staff is a coming too. 

Nah it may not be as bad as it appears everywhere but it's better than it was. How much better is yet to be seen. I would temper my expectations out of the gate. 

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Reading all of this I concluded he got the teardown right. Damn good at that. It’s that pesky doing something something to get better that he cannot grok to save his life.

I am feeling like he has learned more of what not to do, but he hasn’t proven it yet.

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