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I usually don't like Stew jokes, but this one made me laugh. And another thing: Chip Kelly is kinda fat though. Not Andy Reid fat, but fat nonetheless.

They already have. The more looming question, if you get what I'm saying, probably is "When will the media run with this?" I am not looking forward to it.

Depends on what the mad scientist is up to. Kelly still has a fair amount of good will equity. From DeSean to LeSean. You don't want to be a Sean in Philly.

Nothing good comes from a club.

Negative narratives about Cam, if not outright started, are always given wings in the Huddle. It's pretty much a given.

Trying to make cap room, plus get a quality LB in return. Interesting. I wonder if it has anything to do with Mariota.

Honestly, because most of us Panthers fans were like this when we saw it:

Glad he is OK, but that shirt.

My bad. Totally missed it.

http://cover32.com/panthers/2015/03/03/report-carolina-panthers-qb-cam-newton-on-stage-at-club-moments-before-shooting/ Cover 32 (via WSCOTV) reports Cam was on stage at a club on stage moments before a shooting.

Look, you should be arguing with Thomas, not me. I don't think CP is trash. I hate the word anyway. Too many people use it as s lazy description. Kick returner, punt returner, I still think that he is a great returner who still has upside as a receiver. This is why the Vikings will probably keep him through next season, regardless if someone offers a fourth or not. That's the real reason I would question this thread, but I won't clown it out of hand like the others.

I wouldn't call the best returner in the game "complete trash". I wouldn't refer to CP as trash at all, but at least call him " incomplete trash".

Not a free agent though.

I guess Cordarrelle Patterson

Gettleman literally said the same thing last draft, and then proceeded to draft Benjamin. The term "deep" is relative.

In reference to what we think we know pre-workouts, the first two picks wouldn't be half bad. I don't think that Grant will be the BPA in the third round though, because there may be too many WRs that grade out better.

Collins will be long gone. I doubt we pick a TE so early as well.

Johnson won't even be interested in coming here. He wants to compete for Superb Owls, and I doubt he will think that the Panthers give him the best opportunity.

Wishful thinking, by it's very nature is hope, not reality.

Do tell.

Well, I could be wrong, but if he was suspended, then we would have saved some money. Here is the closest thing that I could find (so far) that speaks to player suspensions.

You know what also irks me about the whole way that Hardy was handled? If the Panthers really weren't interested in re-signing Hardy, then they may as well had played him. We would have gotten our money's worth as opposed to him getting 13 million dollars for basically nothing. Oh, that's right, it hurt Jerry Richardson's sensibilities and would have caused the team---and more importantly, the shield---irreparable harm. Richardson couldn't be more like the 49ers with Ray McDonald who really had something invested in their player than we had in a player whom we were kicking to the curb anyway. We could have gotten our money's worth, then kicked Hardy to the curb, but for Richardson acting like a pussy cat as opposed to a Panther.

This thread is ironic on some many levels. I could break it down even further, but I am sure I would step on some toes even more, so I am going to leave it alone. I am going to quell the bulldog within me this morning.

Anyone that thought we had a championship team is delusional. Even Gettleman and Rivera mentioned after the fact something to the effect that we would take one on the chin as far as taking a step back in personnel to further our cap situation in the future. I do not believe that anyone seriously thought that we had a championship caliber team with as many holes that we had at key positions. I just don't believe it. We should have tagged and traded or just let Hardy walk. We would have had a much more balanced team that may have finally been able to get over the hump. With Jared Veldheer at LT and another legit playmaker at WR, we may have possibly been able to beat Seattle.

Using hyperbole is such a lazy and largely meaningless way to debate. I guess that just like this mentality of the "first person that breaks a news story is a great journalist" has basically turned into a circle jerk for message board members, the tool of using hyperbole as a means to bolster your message-board-amen-choir status is indicative of that same circle jerk mentality.