top dawg

Canales and Morgan are here because no one else wanted to be here. Just accept it.

Who? Who wanted Carr?

In a perfect world, that's probably a good plan anyway.

I didn't see any such worship, so I'd imagine that you're being hyperbolic. Having varying amounts of patience before you lose it is not akin to worship.

A 2.4 percent drop rate? C'mon, man. Terrace is fair game, Mingo is coming off a rookie year with a train wreck for an organization.

You're saying that just because people were patient with Fitterer that this means that they should automatically be patient with Morgan (or Canales). To me, that's not necessarily true. It's preference and how one deems the state of the franchise. Obviously people are more likely to be less patient in 2024 than 2021.

Where'd you hear that Morgan wanted Stroud? Was he against all the boneheaded trades that we've made?

Until I am shown something, I'm not gonna get too excited or too low with one caveat: if they start spewing GM-speak and coach-speak, I'm pushing back with a vengeance

Oh, he does that to you too? LOL

I don't follow the logic. It is an entirely different situation. We're like three seasons deeper into the toilet, with a decidedly worse roster, and still not necessarily a franchise QB.

Me too, but what are we gonna do: go root for the Cowboys?

I think that we'll hear plenty of optimism---optimism that seems delusional---about Bryce Young and how much Canales loves and believes I him (and how Morgan loves and believes in Young as well at his presser).

Morgan got his guy. Perhaps we should all rejoice. We can at least fool ourselves into thinking that Morgan told Tepper--who we all know wanted Johnson--to effectively "put a sock in it."

It's probably the best we were going to do considering the circumstances. No other interviews for Morgan or Canales. Might turn out good because we need a real commitment. Might not because no one was knocking down their doors for a reason. In any event, time to root for them.

We're all pro Morgan in the sense that we hope that he does well, but there isn't any concrete evidence that we should be all giddy about the hire. Like I said in another thread, the proof will be in the product on the field, but I will be scrutinizing what he says at the initial presser as GM. If he says anything to the effect that we're not that far away, I will cringe. If he references that they have a lot of work to do to build the franchise into a winner, then I'll believe there is some hope.

Time to change thread title to "Panthers hired Dave Canales as HC"

He had a hard-on for Herbert anyway. No surprise.

I still can't get over the OP. The nerve of us to be discussing Dan Morgan as our new GM, and the nerve of us to not be all giddy about it notwithstanding the circumstances! It's like Donnelly said, as Panthers fans we essentially have to buy in because we have no choice. I really can't wait to see Dan's work unfold. I hope he's great at it---at least good at it. Until then, I'll be skeptical considering the circumstances.

Actually, when I look at our competition for 2024, that's about all I see at the present moment. I guess I'll have to see some Morgan Magic before I see any more than that.

Indeed...

Y'all are overlooking the AGM - Brandt Tillis. Being that he'll likely be the new contracts guy, he's going to play a part in this. Hell, if things go badly, he could be our next GM.