clausen gaining...

[Panthro]

Thats the same bullshit philosophy that didn't earn him an extension. Rucker, Delhomme, Foster....over younger talent.

If thats his choice I dont want him here anymore.

[The Saltman]

Espn Insider FTL

[Future of the Funchise]

Thats the same bullshit philosophy that didn't earn him an extension. Rucker, Delhomme, Foster....over younger talent.

If thats his choice I dont want him here anymore.

who did we have at the time that you think was better than rucker?

[joemac]

Ive been an Oracle DBA for the past 4 years, and I would find it very hard to believe that a site as big as ESPN could be vulnerable to something as simple as a SQL injection. If they are, I am going to apply for a job there to beef up their security.

[marcopolo]

Hah, I worked there for a year back in 08, couldnt take the hours, so I said see ya!

[Jpjr]

The national media has been spinning this Clausen scenario since draft day....that Clausen will be playing this year and it is only a matter of when. They never have a clue or try to have a clue about what is going on.

All reports out of camp say Moore is significantly ahead of all QBs. Moore has already taken over that role as the #1 in his actions. Panthers gave Clausen a contract where they wouldn't feel like he HAD to see the field anytime soon.

Matt Moore is the starting QB. Only way he isn't is if he plays horrible and looks to be a different guy we have seen thus far.

In the long run, the mob is usually right.

Just as the national media has been unfairly pro-Clausen as the starter, most local Panthers fans and reporters have been unfairly pro-Moore.

For instance, look at the posts today. Matt Moore threw TWO pick six's. If Clausen had done that, the local media and fans would have used that to justify Moore's place as the starter. Instead, all the reports say what a great day the defense had.

Two sides to every story. Just sayin...

[Wither]

Ive been an Oracle DBA for the past 4 years, and I would find it very hard to believe that a site as big as ESPN could be vulnerable to something as simple as a SQL injection. If they are, I am going to apply for a job there to beef up their security.

Considering their content I doubt they are worth a damn when it comes to security anyway.

[marcopolo]

The site you want to hack is the disney hub, that is where they keep all the employee info. I bet that is on lock down though.

[Wither]

The site you want to hack is the disney hub, that is where they keep all the employee info. I bet that is on lock down though.

It is much easier to just sneak in than break in (I.E. you know someone who can get you inside in some way, shape, or form.)

[Mother Grabber]

This is espn insider we're talking about here. Why would any one want to invest any time even trying to break into their site? That's like breaking into a bank that just talks about having money.

[Wither]

This is espn insider we're talking about here. Why would any one want to invest any time even trying to break into their site? That's like breaking into a bank that just talks about having money.

Excellent point. Lets break into a bank instead.

[marcopolo]

Actually, their HR over there is on lock down. You need to badge in and out to get over there.

[Wither]

Actually, their HR over there is on lock down. You need to badge in and out to get over there.

See, someone with inside information like you would be useful...

...buahah.

[Davidson Deac II]

Thats the same bullshit philosophy that didn't earn him an extension. Rucker, Delhomme, Foster....over younger talent.

If thats his choice I dont want him here anymore.

Fox has certainly played rookies in his past. Peppers, Godfrey, Keary Colbert, Otah, Stewart, Beason and others all received significant playing time in their rookie seasons. His attachment to Delhomme was unusual though.