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Top 10 worst qb rooms from CBS sports. Panthers number 9


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36 minutes ago, bandu said:

oh now that's what you call Mother Fiuggure fans the ones that always have this fierce protective shield around the team no matter if they win or lose 

& to be honest there is nothing really wrong with being a Mother Fiugguer fan they just have a different meaning or sense of what a true fan really is 

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Nothing wrong with it at all until you start telling others they are bad fans or not fans. But you are the good fan because you never say negative stuff about the team. 
 

I did many years of that type of uninformed fanning because there really was no info and coverage like there is with the internet. 
 

I mean, I used to go to the store and get Street and Smith’s annual football issue. That was about the extent of what you could get if you didn’t live in a big city with sportswriters covering and reporting. 
There was no video to look at or replay the games and if you didn’t live in the market you could only rarely see your football team play. 
 

TI have fanned since being a kid in the early 1960s, and as late as 1995 - ‘97 I lived in Atlanta and good luck getting more than 3 or 4 games a year on TV. No radio either. No print coverage outside of an AP recap and box unless they played Atlanta. 
People today that have always had the network connection don’t know. 
 

I wasn’t very educated about the Panthers until I finally got internet. 

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Like many of the old heads, I’ve been here for a long time.  I got a lot of respect for everyone on this board for your dedication to this team.  We’ve all been through it during the tougher years.

At this point in life, I’m not one to judge anyone’s level of dedication, or their reasons why anymore.  Time, and a lot of bad football, will do that.  For me, it’s simple.  We share a common bond.  For that, I love and appreciate all of you crazy SOB’s.

For me, last season was at a minimum, entertaining.  BY lead a young team to multiple come from behind 4th qtr wins.  That showed me heart, and that he has the clutch gene.  That’s the wildcard intangible.  For me, that was fun to watch even  if it was mindbogglingly frustrating at times. 

Over the past two seasons, we have progressively built a better team around him.  On paper, the defense should be better this season.  That’ll help.  Let’s see what he can do as the other guys continue to develop too.  Besides, his contract is cheap for a few more years, and we just made some smart cap decisions during the draft. Let’s see how it shakes out. 

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12 hours ago, strato said:

Nothing wrong with it at all until you start telling others they are bad fans or not fans. But you are the good fan because you never say negative stuff about the team. 
 

I did many years of that type of uninformed fanning because there really was no info and coverage like there is with the internet. 
 

I mean, I used to go to the store and get Street and Smith’s annual football issue. That was about the extent of what you could get if you didn’t live in a big city with sportswriters covering and reporting. 
There was no video to look at or replay the games and if you didn’t live in the market you could only rarely see your football team play. 
 

TI have fanned since being a kid in the early 1960s, and as late as 1995 - ‘97 I lived in Atlanta and good luck getting more than 3 or 4 games a year on TV. No radio either. No print coverage outside of an AP recap and box unless they played Atlanta. 
People today that have always had the network connection don’t know. 
 

I wasn’t very educated about the Panthers until I finally got internet. 

i lived in Atlanta from 84'to 92' & back then it was indeed a very different time without the internet & access to information 24/7.

shortly after i moved back home to western NC around 93' or 94' the Carolina Panthers were awarded an NfL franchise & began their inaugural season in 95'

so ike you i have seen the Carolina Panthers, ,the NFL ,technology, fans all evolve over the many a moon & years now some for the better & others not so ...just saying 

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8 minutes ago, bandu said:

i lived in Atlanta from 84'to 92' & back then it was indeed a very different time without the internet & access to information 24/7.

shortly after i moved back home to western NC around 93' or 94' the Carolina Panthers were awarded an NfL franchise & began their inaugural season in 95'

so ike you i have seen the Carolina Panthers, ,the NFL ,technology, fans all evolve over the many a moon & years now some for the better & others not so ...just saying 

Yeah a lot of ‘progress’ isn’t really better at all but sometimes it actually does improve things. 

The main advantage of living  in a metro area left today, sports fan wise, is you can actually go to the games in person if you want.  

 

 


 

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