Carl Spackler

I mean I’d rather win a playoff game than sit at home

All of our GMs obsess over spending top dollar on trash linemen in FA.

The 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Carolina Panthers: Good Things Don’t Happen Overnight, Be Patient

I love whenever someone plays the “this fan base is one of the worst in the league” card. Uh, the team is one of the worst in the league. And has been for a while. Remember when we bitched about 7-9? That’s a pipe dream now.

We’re definitely throwing a monster 4-year deal at Mariota or Jones. If Jones, it’ll be because he shells is on Sunday.

Keep this energy in December.

For the “Ron had Luke Kuechly and Cam Newton, Fox is better” crowd: John Fox had Julius Peppers and Steve Smith, plus two different pro bowl running backs. Three winning seasons, three playoff appearances, 2 division titles in 9 years.

I’m flat out guaranteeing it.

We’re two more losses from the players throwing in the towel for the year. Once we’re 3-5 after losing to Atlanta, they’ll stop trying. Quote this in December.

This board’s meltdown this coming Sunday is gonna be absolutely epic. There’s a 0% chance we win this game. Not a chance in hell. Their defense is gonna feast and their shitty QB will have the game of his life. Get ready, The Streak is only beginning.

We had a coordinator discussion, so here’s one for the head coaches. Dom Capers George Seifert John Fox Ron Rivera Matt Rhule Not including the three-game tenure of Perry Fewell, here’s how I rank them: Rivera - Rough start/finish, but led us to our best season ever, 1 NFC title, 3 division titles and 4 playoff appearances. Players loved him and while his message grew stale after 9 years, it’s very clear Ron’s far better than what we replaced him with in every conceivable category Capers - Didn’t have the highs of Fox’s tenure but he didn’t have the lows (almost did though), and he’s not nearly as much of a dick Fox - Fox got us to our first Super Bowl and had, coaching-wise, a good reputation around the league while here, but he absolutely didn’t try in 2010 bc of his JR feud Seifert - Came so close to a playoff berth in his first year and guided us to our worst season ever, but also had the best draft we’ve ever had Rhule - Has contributed nothing but shitty motivational-speaker platitudes and a penchant for hiring and signing Temple and Baylor people over people with better skill. Will go down as “the dark era” in our history

Rhule can’t develop anyone. That’s part of the problem. He’s white Hue Jackson and we’re the 2016-18 Browns.

I’m definitely not shelling out $250 to see Matt Rhule look confused while we lose another game, and I don’t blame anyone who feels the same way.

It actually is over, we’re going on a double-digit losing streak because we have the worst coaching staff in the NFL. Yes, even worse than Urban, because his assistants are far better than ours.

Can’t wait for “three nickels is better than a quarter” Fitterer to trade the No. 1 or No. 2 overall pick for No. 29, No, 67 and No. 131.

Same number of losses as 2010, only one more win. 14-game losing streak to end the season better get Rhule fired

Did you feel that way when Ron was here?

Doing things differently than those before is honorable only as long as it works, and this “let’s hire mid major college coaches and an OC younger than our long snapper” experiment is a failure. The longer we hold out hope, the larger and more destructive the failure will be.

Maybe. Most of the Huddle is fine with going 24-60 for five years of Rhule.

He’s created jobs and extended careers for a lot of Temple and Baylor alums.

I like Capri Sun a lot more than I like Rhule.

I’d say he’s well within reach. Once we trade down out of the top 3, he’s a decent target for the second round.

Do it, LSU

We have the youngest team in the league because the coach cuts everyone older than 27. It’s a built-in excuse, and a lousy one at that.

It’s almost as if…..what we blew up was far better than what we’ve built