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PJ literally threw it into the hands of the defenders like 3 or 4 times last night on his already limited amount of throws, and you want him to throw it MORE?

(Probably not real but who knows)

He needs to take over for Henderson.

What?

Can we please NOT re-sign a RB midseason just because he had a couple good games against some bad rushing defenses? Look, I like Foreman a lot, I watched him at Texas and he was a total monster in 2016, wanted the Panthers to draft him in 2017 as a replacement for Stewart, but he's had a lot of issues in the NFL. He made some dumbass mistakes, got in trouble, and he's had injury issues. Decisions like that are why the Panthers always struggle. Let him play out the rest of the year, see how he does, and maybe he gets another 1 or at most 2 year deal.

I'm not sure his value will ever be this high. Still on his rookie deal and only 24, he's the same age as some rookies coming out of the draft. The Rams were probably going to immediately throw a huge contract extension at him like the Dolphins did with Chubb. If the Panthers wait another season, he's another year older, contract extension prices for LB/DE's goes up again, and now he's worth less because he will be a higher cap hit sooner, and a year older. I think the Panthers have made their decision, he's not getting traded at any point. Once he signs his extension with the Panthers, he's untradable and that could be as soon as this offseason. And aside from the draft assets, I thought trading him made sense because who knows if he fits with what the new coaching staff will want next season. And if you want to entice an established coach like Sean Payton to coach the Panthers (not saying that I do), having those draft picks were a nice thing to offer.

Those are only the paradox when the team is losing. No one was saying those things in 2017 when the team was good.

I can’t blame coaching staffs for wanting to get the ball into his hands, he’s a special caliber player. But aside from Mike Shula in 2017, they never seemed to know how to balance his workload.

I agree. When the Panthers traded for him I watched some videos of him on the Jaguars. He literally cannot get open on the outside. His agility is trash. But coming out of the backfield, returning punts and kicks, he has power and good vision. He has a place to be a good contributor.

100% agree. And it’s not that I don’t think Burns is a good player or potentially even a great player. He’s not worth what the Rams offered. The Panthers badly need a franchise QB and they’re going to play themselves out of the top 3 picks in the 1st round like they always do. They needed ammo to trade up to get a franchise QB. Scott might have considered that but thought Burns wasn’t worth that much, maybe he’s vital to the team camaraderie (which I could care less about since the team is ASS) but either way I wish they had gotten those picks. Burns is a player who would do well on a complete team. He’s a non factor on a garbage team.

A lot of that was CMC. Multiple coaching staffs force fed the ball to McCaffrey. Having a player like him is a blessing and a curse

Maybe I should go dig up all my old posts telling everyone that Foreman is a beast. He was a monster at Texas in 2016. I wanted the Panthers to draft him. Being a general dumbass and injuries made his career get off to a slow start. But I’m glad he’s finding a home on the Panthers. No, he doesn’t need a big contract extension after a couple good games against the same bad defense, but he could be a good piece in the greater puzzle.

We all knew they were going to lose

He looks like a monster against bad teams

Don’t worry, we will find a way to lose this one

Just like winning the game against Washington in 2020!

Lol these guys stink. The falcons stink but this is a bottom barrel panthers sh*t squad

Haha yea Keary Colbert's best season was the year Steve Smith broke his leg, all downhill from there

they're promoting old videos of Cam, yea it's pretty bad. I mean damn PJ had a pretty sweet throw against the Falcons a couple weeks ago why not use that????

to the tune of time bomb by rancid if you wanna wear a helmet then you better go black it's just the ability to be a fan that wears so thin living and dying by the players that are poo secrets to winning, knowing you will lose black coach black shoes black cat quarterback yea the panthers are dong

As literally everyone in the fanbase could see midway last year, Rhule was not going to work out. The Giants game did it for me.

These are facts. The problem might just be David Tepper simple as that

You failed to take into account the draft assets as a tool to trade up to get a franchise QB in next years or future drafts which outweighs any other value on the roster. I get why they kept DJ but Burns wasn’t worth what the Rams offered.

At the very least I have a strong feeling Reich interviews for the job. Although I like Steve Wilks, I’m not sure he’s the right man for the head coaching job because this team needs long term stability on the offensive side of the ball to develop a QB. We really don’t need a bunch of turnover at OC like we saw under Rhule. Having an offensive head coach is the best way to solve that IMO