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Preseason stats Jake Delhomme, Matt Moore

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By jakesthemistake,
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panthers55 Grand Master

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Haha nonsense, success in Cleveland does not equate to success in Charlotte. Two completely different atmospheres and environments.

Agree. Sometimes it takes a new environment to get your mojo back.

We all knew that Jake wasn't the long term answer either. So the argument was whether to keep him this year since we paid for him in any case or cut him to make room for Matt and establish Moore as the leader. We went with cut him and there is no turning back.

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Yet you did to get another post, pie and rep.

Reminds me of the song "Money Cash Hoes."

Damn, man, you know...I remember when all this used to be about the knowledge, about the love of the game, about football.

Once you get caught up in the post count, rep and poo, pie and all that poo, it just ain't about the game no mo, homey.

Hell, I just hit 1,000 posts last week or something, and I thought I was big time. I ain't poo. I forgot all about where I came from. The love of the game and my passion for the Carolina Panthers.

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Damn, man, you know...I remember when all this used to be about the knowledge, about the love of the game, about football.

Once you get caught up in the post count, rep and poo, pie and all that poo, it just ain't about the game no mo, homey.

Hell, I just hit 1,000 posts last week or something, and I thought I was big time. I ain't poo. I forgot all about where I came from. The love of the game and my passion for the Carolina Panthers.

Jangler is the corporate dictator of the game, Saltman is the 10-time platinum star, and I'm just the moderately successful businessman.

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