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LOSERS

By Gregg Rosenthal

NBCSports.com

Carolina

They mortgaged yet another future pick, sending a 2011 second-rounder to convert quarterback Armanti Edwards into receiver. They are paying Jake Delhomme huge money this season, but had to spend two picks at quarterback to replace him. Third-round wideout Brandon LaFell also was taken to fill a gaping hole. This is a team drafting for need based on bad mistakes. That type of short-term thinking gets people fired.

Matt Moore

Carolina’s starting quarterback watched the Panthers draft competition in Jimmy Clausen in the second round. And then Tony Pike joined the party in the sixth round. With John Fox’s job on the line, very little is certain about the Panthers in 2010. That includes their Week 6 starting quarterback.

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well, he was right about it being a mistake to give jake all that money. he was inconsistent throughout his whole career. never should've gotten a big long-term deal. his age alone should've prevented that. one of the biggest goof-ups in panther history. we should've been looking for a quality starter long ago. it was only by luck matt moore recently blossomed. we weren't expecting him to be that good.

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well, he was right about it being a mistake to give jake all that money. he was inconsistent throughout his whole career. never should've gotten a big long-term deal. his age alone should've prevented that. one of the biggest goof-ups in panther history. we should've been looking for a quality starter long ago. it was only by luck matt moore recently blossomed. we weren't expecting him to be that good.

Did anyone think it would be a good idea to give Jake all that money? I don't think it took a rocket scientist to figure that one out.

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well, he was right about it being a mistake to give jake all that money. he was inconsistent throughout his whole career. never should've gotten a big long-term deal. his age alone should've prevented that. one of the biggest goof-ups in panther history. we should've been looking for a quality starter long ago. it was only by luck matt moore recently blossomed. we weren't expecting him to be that good.

jake was given that contract so we could stay under the salaray cap.

and a lot of us were expected matt moore to be THAT good. (maybe not on this board, but on the scout one, most definitely.)

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if the panthers start winning these same people will say how great they are a drafting and taking gambles that pay off

panthers have been one of footballs winningest organizations since john fox came to town. if we win, its either caz of lucky, an easy schedule or paying off the refs. media cats will do anything to keep us from being recognized.

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