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What If The Panthers Had Been The Team The Nfl Is Coming Down On For Bounties?


Hotsauce

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Just a hypothetical question, alot of panther fans (and everybody else for that matter) is down on the Saints*.

What if it were the panthers who were busted for the bounty program? Would you still support this team?

I would not support this team until they cleaned house, IDGAF how good the team was.

But thankfully we have the classiest owner in the NFL, and coaches/players who care about each other. So fug the Saints*! Go panthers!

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I don't think another football organization is as stupid as the Saints* to keep doing something after they have been warned to stop doing it AND THEN lie about it when they got caught.

If they would have stopped, the Saints* wouldn't be in this predicament.

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I would support my favorite team 100% but of course i'm an old school fan who loved the sport when it was played at a different level. There is one thing and one thing only that will cause be to turn my back to my team and the NFL as a whole. I do fear that day will come on the near future :(

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