Mr. Scot

It may well be run heavy either way...

But possibly not as good of one... Granted it's all speculation right now, but I'm pretty optimistic about this bunch.

It's from an Eagles fan page.

If we were still running McAdoo's offense, maybe. Sanders is a way better fit for what Reich and Brown will be doing.

Spartanburg Weather Forecast...

Oh yeah, his and McCaffrey's contracts are damn near identical

If I remember correctly, when it was rumored that would be the name, some guy applied for a trademark on it. Back in 95, some dickhead did the same thing to the Panthers.com web domain thinking the team would pay him for it. They didn't.

In a word, no

The source is a Philly sports fan page. There's a chance they might be a tad...biased Math isn't really your thing, is it?

Unfortunately, it's true. Here's a prime example...

The Snyder era is over...

His previous tenures took three years to build a winner.

Rhule these days is a source of amusement to me. Anytime I hear about him now it serves as a pleasant reminder that he's not in charge here anymore.

Oops

That...I missed

Rhule wasn't that great in college even before the Panthers. He coached some winning teams but never to any sort of championship. And he pretty much lost to any actually good team he played. I won't be especially surprised if he fails at Nebraska.

Lord almighty

People laugh when he talks a big game then stumbles at understanding even the most basic football knowledge. As to Young, I don't think anyone has ever questioned his football ability, only his durability. And if we're being honest, those questions still remain to be answered.

I'm admittedly a longtime fan of Frank Reich, so that helps

A few specific results: - 49% think the Panthers will win 9 games, nearly 20% think they can win 10 or more - a solid 64% say the Panthers make the playoffs; close to 60% say the do so by winning the NFC South - 55% have high confidence in head coach Frank Reich, while an additional 38% are "somewhat confident" - grading GM Scott Fitterer, near 50% give him an A for the offseason while another 45% give him a B - 93% say the choice of Bryce Young was the right call, though 56% admit to being "somewhat concerned" about his durability - as far as other concerns, the cornerback position worries 60% of respondents, while another 21% think our pass rush will be the biggest issue - no surprise, but a whopping 97% want the Panthers playing surface to be grass - and finally, a solid 70% of poll takers firmly believe the team can win a Super Bowl within the next 5 years ... Lots more to see in the survey if you're a subscriber. But needless to say, after the changes made this offseason, fans feel pretty good about where the team is headed. And I'm on board

...or "fanthusiasm" to coin a phrase, seems...high.

Semi-related question...

The fact that this is a stat...

Kinda surprised to see them let McShay go. I know he never really became the heir apparent to Mel Kiper that they wanted him to be, but I still see this as unexpected.

A few years ago it would have been a no-brainer. Not so sure about that these days...