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Cat Fanboy

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I know it's preseason but what I see we need some drastic changes now before it's too late.

Every other team is looking for that #3 or #4 WR and we are still looking for #2...after years. I love some of the guys we have in camp and think they will be good #3 and with some seasoning maybe #2...but we need a guy NOW and it just isn't going to come from the roster. Make a move and get r done.

Special Teams - I don't know what Fox is saying to his coach's but something is wrong and it has been wrong and it doesn't show signs of getting right. If no player will step forward and say 'its mine' then frakkin get rid of em all and bring in someone that wants the return job. They aren't tackling, they aren't blocking, their not snapping the ball....Baker is the only bright spot.

Preseason is all about valuing players...but its painfully obvious not so much as what we have as what we know we WONT have.

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I know it's preseason but what I see we need some drastic changes now before it's too late.

Every other team is looking for that #3 or #4 WR and we are still looking for #2...after years. I love some of the guys we have in camp and think they will be good #3 and with some seasoning maybe #2...but we need a guy NOW and it just isn't going to come from the roster. Make a move and get r done.

Special Teams - I don't know what Fox is saying to his coach's but something is wrong and it has been wrong and it doesn't show signs of getting right. If no player will step forward and say 'its mine' then frakkin get rid of em all and bring in someone that wants the return job. They aren't tackling, they aren't blocking, their not snapping the ball....Baker is the only bright spot.

Preseason is all about valuing players...but its painfully obvious not so much as what we have as what we know we WONT have.

Reconsider pulling the trigger, suicide is rarely the answer. Seriously.....

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What an original thought... I'm sure no one here has ever thought this thing that you've just stated here. How long did you rack your brain trying to come up with it. This is truly awe inspiring. I've never seen it this way before. You deserve an award or something.

I wish I had the power to merge all these dumb ass repeat threads together into one big dumb ass thread for the ages.

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What an original thought... I'm sure no one here has ever thought this thing that you've just stated here. How long did you rack your brain trying to come up with it. This is truly awe inspiring. I've never seen it this way before. You deserve an award or something.

I wish I had the power to merge all these dumb ass repeat threads together into one big dumb ass thread for the ages.

lol...I mean this in all seriousness.....blow me.

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Who should we get? Jackson ain't happenin'. So who's next on the Christmas list? I bet we get somebody who is cut in the next few week. Sometimes it workouts for the Panthers. The last time we needed somebody, Chris Harris was cut. Something will happen, maybe not on the scale of a Harris, but something....just be patient.

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Who should we get? Jackson ain't happenin'. So who's next on the Christmas list? I bet we get somebody who is cut in the next few week. Sometimes it workouts for the Panthers. The last time we needed somebody, Chris Harris was cut. Something will happen, maybe not on the scale of a Harris, but something....just be patient.

Harris was traded to the Carolina Panthers on August 2, 2007 for a 2008 5th round draft pick.

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Hatas gonna hate!

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