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Four million a year


SauceBoss

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This is the problem. We pay Mare $4 million a year to be the best at what he does. He hasn't made an important kick all season. My issue? The four million. This falls on MARTY BUM HURNEY!!! That extra four million could've gone to a defensive tackle that would help seal up the line. Million a year for a kicker is even questionable. Janikoswki was a first round pick. What's he getting? Mare has two blocked field goals and has missed more meaningful field goals then one that weren't. Blame other people, but "IT IS WHAT IT IS" and we were in that situation. WE PAY THIS WASHED UP DOLPHIN KICKER $4 MILLION PER YEAR TO BE THAT GUY GO GET US OUT OF THAT SITUATION. A kicker is very much like a closer in baseball. There's great ones, automatic ones, a lot like kickers. Your offense puts you in a position to win in baseball, and your closer blows a save, that's on your closer. What's done is done, if Rivera didn't think he could do it, we would've gone for it on 4th and 2, which I thought we should have anyways. I knew when Rivera elected to go for the tie he was going to miss the field goal. I have no confidence in Olindo Mare, and I want John Kasay back. Yeah Kasay can't hit 50+, but that doesn't come up often enough to make a difference.

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Excuse me for venting hours later. I wanted some other opinions on this. thx guys. The Panthers will continue to find every which way possible to lose this year. Next game it'll be a safety and a reverse punt. Season's officially over.

Oh you didn't get the memo? Season was over when we put 10 players on IR.

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