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J Person Athletic. 5 ways to fix Panthers

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3 hours ago, frankw said:

Get more aggressive with the playcalling he says but zero mention of the glaring physical limitations of the starting quarterback.

Guess he wants to keep his credentials with the Panthers.

Exactly what I was thinking. Be more aggressive with a QB who has an arm with the strength of a wet noodle.

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The old show ‘Name That Tune’ I can name that song in 5 notes. 
 

I can fix the Panthers with two. Kidnap Tepper, get a real NFL QB. Arrow pointing up. 
 

Really, Tepper being gone would be a one note deal. 

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