XClown1986

God, I hate that we are keeping Evero. Lets hope the Raiders are dumb enough to hire him as their head coach.

Open your eyes. Chuba should catch that. It hit him in the hands. Arguing that the pass should be a few inches here or there is absurd.

"Call out" is a stretch. Inspire? Motivate? Lean on? Yes. But he recognizes that the greatness of our team is only going to happen through these players that have shown they can be great.

I miss Cam's passion and theatrics on the team. The man just loves ball. And he loves to win. He's just a fun guy. And he gets giddy like a kid on Christmas morning for Carolina being a winner. I love it.

The optimist in me says that we play our most complete game of the year and pull off a shocking 31-17 win. We have a lot of guys on the roster with playoff/Superbowl experience (oddly enough, a lot of them were on the winning Rams team from several years back) and they know what it takes to come alive and play together at the right time. But the realist in me says that LA is just a better team with better coaching. They will be aggressive and motivated, and we lose 34-10.

Yeah we can't let this happen. Give the guy another title and a raise or something. Whatever it takes to keep him around for a bit.

Per NFL.com https://www.panthers.com/_mobileview/news/panthers-activate-david-moore-release-two-players-hunter-renfrow-demani-richardson

Ol' Swole Bones

This. We need a true, consistent threat in the backfield. We don't have it yet. Rico looked unstoppable for a month, and Chuba has his moments, but no team fears our running backs.

Bryce has played some ridiculously shitty games. No argument. But this one I can't look at and say he played poorly.

Well he's going to get one, so buckle up.

Did he call the flea flicker and fumble in the red zone? Was it his fault the ref called a BS PI call on a huge pass to TMac in their territory? Did he miss the field goal?

This is the right take. Bryce may not be the guy, but he has earned another shot next year.

The problem wasn't Bryce in this game. Once Canales was forced to take the training wheels off in the game, Bryce started slinging. The issue is that Canales doesn't trust Bryce. And so he runs a conservative offense. It's Fox ball and you all are blaming the QB.

Ellipses for effect. Nice. Yes. It was the final game of the regular season and a "win, you're in" game for the playoffs. You do realize... There are more facets to the game than the QB... Right? Especially on a team that has been DREADFUL for 5+ seasons?

So this was just a regular Tuesday afternoon and not immediately after a loss? Gimme a break. It's reactionary and hyperbolic due to the fact that we just lost.

You can tell a lot about who actually understands what is going on by who they blame for this game

It's on Canales and Evero. They are calling the plays. The players have to execute, but when you are serving dog poo and telling the players to turn it into caviar... You're the problem

I believe the bottom one is Julius Peppers

There certainly is some irony in showing "loyalty" and to "Keep Pounding" for one Panther while bashing another in the same post. Just saying.

Saints - W Bucs - L Seahawks - W Bucs - W (It all comes down to the last game of the season. Winner goes to the playoffs)

There were at least two holding calls on that drive that were not called that were egregious. Looks like we're playing the refs again as well

The Vikings just seem to look worse and worse for this trade.

Yeah they had some great topics and questions for him to address, but every one of them just let Steve say what he wanted to, even if it made zero sense. No follow-up. No contradiction. Nothing. Made for a frustrating watch. And unfortunately for them, if they don't condemn his actions, it makes them look indifferent to them, or even supportive in some instances. Not a good look.

I got this same feeling. His body language and his face didn't say happy, even when he was trying to smile and joke around.