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If we miss the playoffs at 9-7 or 10-6 and still fire Rivera.. We deserve to be bottom dwellers.

CharlottePanther

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Rivera is still better then Jon Fox.

 

I watched the game Thursday while at the gym, it was hilarious.  Cam is a good QB but his shortcomings are pulling down the Panthers.  He is getting better week after week but he keeps struggling when it matters.  Personally, though, I believe that in a rookies 2nd and 3rd years when they struggle the most is when they expose their maximum ceiling.  They regress to the mean at this point and you have a better feel for how good they could and will be.  Granted, Cam has the stats and creds to make some people "ohh" and "ahh" I think he needs a little bit more time to develop.  Dorsey has his hands full but is the perfect coach.  By default, Rivera is a good coach for Newton right now and for the next couple seasons while he builds his fragile confidence.  This kid is going to be better in a year because Rivera can trust him with his patience and guide him with his experience.

 

The Panthers are one of the top 10 NFC teams in the league.  It will be the Dallas', Phili's and other pretenders that will keep ya'll in or out of the playoffs.  That said, the NFC is up for grabs behind Seattle right now.

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Rivera is still better then Jon Fox.

 

I watched the game Thursday while at the gym, it was hilarious.  Cam is a good QB but his shortcomings are pulling down the Panthers.  He is getting better week after week but he keeps struggling when it matters.  Personally, though, I believe that in a rookies 2nd and 3rd years when they struggle the most is when they expose their maximum ceiling.  They regress to the mean at this point and you have a better feel for how good they could and will be.  Granted, Cam has the stats and creds to make some people "ohh" and "ahh" I think he needs a little bit more time to develop.  Dorsey has his hands full but is the perfect coach.  By default, Rivera is a good coach for Newton right now and for the next couple seasons while he builds his fragile confidence.  This kid is going to be better in a year because Rivera can trust him with his patience and guide him with his experience.

 

The Panthers are one of the top 10 NFC teams in the league.  It will be the Dallas', Phili's and other pretenders that will keep ya'll in or out of the playoffs.  That said, the NFC is up for grabs behind Seattle right now.

 

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Rivera is still better then Jon Fox.

 

I watched the game Thursday while at the gym, it was hilarious.  Cam is a good QB but his shortcomings are pulling down the Panthers.  He is getting better week after week but he keeps struggling when it matters.  Personally, though, I believe that in a rookies 2nd and 3rd years when they struggle the most is when they expose their maximum ceiling.  They regress to the mean at this point and you have a better feel for how good they could and will be.  Granted, Cam has the stats and creds to make some people "ohh" and "ahh" I think he needs a little bit more time to develop.  Dorsey has his hands full but is the perfect coach.  By default, Rivera is a good coach for Newton right now and for the next couple seasons while he builds his fragile confidence.  This kid is going to be better in a year because Rivera can trust him with his patience and guide him with his experience.

 

The Panthers are one of the top 10 NFC teams in the league.  It will be the Dallas', Phili's and other pretenders that will keep ya'll in or out of the playoffs.  That said, the NFC is up for grabs behind Seattle right now.

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I watched the game Thursday while at the gym, it was hilarious.  Cam is a good QB but his shortcomings are pulling down the Panthers.  He is getting better week after week but he keeps struggling when it matters.  Personally, though, I believe that in a rookies 2nd and 3rd years when they struggle the most is when they expose their maximum ceiling.  They regress to the mean at this point and you have a better feel for how good they could and will be.  Granted, Cam has the stats and creds to make some people "ohh" and "ahh" I think he needs a little bit more time to develop.  Dorsey has his hands full but is the perfect coach.  By default, Rivera is a good coach for Newton right now and for the next couple seasons while he builds his fragile confidence.  This kid is going to be better in a year because Rivera can trust him with his patience and guide him with his experience.

 

everything you said is the opposite of true

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weaker meme then below...

 

weak meme...

 

well, at least it ain't a meme!

 

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weaker meme then below...

 

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weak meme...

 

everything you said is the opposite of true

well, at least it ain't a meme!

 

edit...btw.  If ya'll respond like this, well, how can I respond in turn?  I am not going to waste your time so do not waste mine.  I follow a rule of thumb,  I will respond to an argument twice and then I am done - when a counter point is like yours above then its just bad form.  It brings a good board down.  But, cool, I like neat colorful pictures.

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