CPantherKing

Still hating on Hurney, and pushing the myth that he couldn't find talent outside the 1st round that had legs to start in the league? If the high standard of success is playoffs and championship games as a starter, you wouldn't be able to argue that he couldn't find talent in the draft. The only round he missed at finding talent that could start in the league was the 4th round. 13 1st. 6 2nd. 8 3rd. 4 5th. 4 6th. 3 7th. Hurney was GM of 14 drafts for the Panthers. He also had involvement as part of a GM by committee under Seifert that included Mike Rucker, Deon Grant, Dan Morgan, Kris Jenkins and Steve Smith, which are not reflected in the top numbers. Making a claim without defining a standard to debate leads to this myth.

So, much for a team sport in Cam's eyes. Imagine how he blamed his teammates all those years for holding him back? Cam valued MVPs over SB championships. Cam's MVP came from that defense & running game. Cam wasn't blowing teams out with his passing. It was short fields, turnovers and rushing. Jonathan Stewart, Thomas Davis, and Charles Johnson were those losers that carried Cam's passing inefficiency. Cam had 8 losing seasons in his 11 years. That's with Kuechly & Davis running that league leading defense placing in the top 10 in 2012,2013,2014,2015 & 2017. The Panthers took Cam Newton #1 but we all know he was over valued. I wouldn't have taken him in the top 20 picks. He was not more valuable than a Lamar Jackson or an Aaron Rodgers coming out of college. The move I wanted was to trade down for JJ Watt, Robert Quinn or Cameron Heyward, and get extra picks to trade up for best available 2nd round QB. I was good with Jimmy Clausen, Armanti Edwards, Andy Dalton and Derek Anderson battling it out in 2011. I was up for trading for Brian Hoyer to compete. I had my eye on Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, Nick Foles and Kirk Cousins as possible QBs in 2012. I know many fans wanted Luck & had their eye on Wilson too. Learn from Cam Newton and Bryce Young. Stop reaching for QBs at the top of the draft. Build core defense 1st & grab the rare pedigree or freak skill position players on offense like Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Mike Evans, Barry Sanders, Marshall Faulk, LaDainian Tomlinson, or Christian McCaffrey.

Jalen Carter would look great in a Panthers uniform

Officiating already ruined the SB if Chiefs don't blow out the Eagles

That entire reel shows us the refs are letting the Eagles get away with penalties over and over

Ripping off a helmet isn't a penalty now?

Luvu giving Washington life

Tom Brady calling Hurts decision making out is enjoyable for some reason

Washington had the advantage & gave it away. Should have kept pushing the ball into endzone.

You could put a team together of ex-Panthers from the 2024 playoff rosters & win more games than the current roster

All running physical QBs have an 8 to 10 year career. After that, it's all dependent on their pocket game to last another 8 to 10 years.

Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott would have dominated the NFC together

Jalen Carter and Kobie Turner are both Panthers if I had my way. On top of not wasting draft capital on Young, I'd have kept DJ Moore, been patient to draft Jayden Daniels, and still had a 2025 2nd round pick

I blame Gettleman and Tepper! We could have a front office with Brandon Beane GM, Marty Hurney Advisor, Scott Fitterer Personnel Executive, Sean McDermott HC, Steve Wilks DC, Joe Brady OC We'd be selecting QBs like Cam Newton, Josh Allen and Jayden Daniels. Nice team to have in the NFC if you blended Buffalo and Washington together with some Carolina carryovers since 2018. We'd be seeing the Panthers dominate the NFC like the Chiefs dominate the AFC. Some of us knew better

Marty Hurney and Scott Fitterer enjoying this ride from the Washington front office