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I Was Wrong, REALLY Wrong


Jakob

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I hate to spam the Panthers sub-forum but 2-3 days ago I said Gettleman didn't know what he was doing, in the past 24 hours he has given us the best Free Agency in years, if Ginn joins us Gettleman is a wizard with money. I know we still have many needs but damn is he off to a good start, I was so wrong about him.

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I'd like to point something out, Ted Ginn JR had 790 Yards Receiving under a completely poo QB, and third string numbers under Alex Smith, cam might do him wonders, we already know he is a beast at returning.

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don't do anything = "OMG THIS DUDE SUCKS"

signs a backup safety, two nickel corners, and someone who lost his job as a returner in san fran and can't catch = "OMG GOATTLEMAN"

you're a moron if you're doing either of the above. literally judging a new general manager who can't choose his own staff with barely enough money to sign backups one week into the season.

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I didn't slam him earlier, and I won't praise him now. Lets wait and see what happens on Fall Sundays over the next few years.

I am optimistic, but I see no reason to jump to any conclusion at this stage in his tenure.

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