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Exactly. I have the same gut feeling that he either shapes up or he will be shipped out. This is no longer a Jerry Richardson, Ron Rivera, Marty Hurney run team that coddles deadwood that does not meet expectations.

That is a good one!

When i saw this was an article that appeared in the "Bleacher Report" I stopped reading.

After checking the Panthers 2021 schedule and taking into consideration their opponents records last year, i can see us having at least a 9-8 record that could be good enough for a wild card berth. This years opponents 2020 record 128-143-1 Win percentage .472

Exactly. We got the Saints as finishers when they were the strongest division team, now the NFL has switched paths and given us the Bucs since they have become stronger than the Saints. What the fug?

Great. Rhule played his cards right and had the correct response to the Bridgewater question.

This

Best 3-1 Worst 2-2

So glad and fortunate that my wife is a devoted, hard core, Carolina Panthers Fan.

The NFL schedule makers sure do love drama! Four months of hype for Zach Wilson vs. Sam Darnold? Endless talk about the new Jets’ savior vs. the old one? Fantastic. It’s a debate that’s going to linger for years, so might as well start it early. Also, assume Darnold and the Panthers have the big edge in Round 1, considering it’ll be the then-22-year-old Wilson’s first NFL start.

Zach Wilson's NFL first workouts as a quarterback for the New York Jets are in the books. Wilson, along with his fellow 2021 draftmates and undrafted free agents, commenced rookie minicamp last Friday. Wilson said it didn't take long to notice the difference between the college and pro game. "A lot of thinking. Way more thinking than you typically want to do in football, but that's a Day 1 kind of thing," he told reporters Saturday. "I really think it just comes down to the scheme part of it, how much more detailed and complicated, to a point. And I think that's what makes it so special.

Olivia Culpo works the "POLE" for Christian McCaffrey. Nuff said

The Panthers franchise had held camp at the Spartanburg, S.C. college every year since the team’s first season in 1995. It was previously unclear how many more times the team would return due to the building of the new team headquarters and facilities in Rock Hill. Due to COVID-19, the opening of that site has been delayed and training camp is not scheduled to move there until 2023 after previously being scheduled to open in Summer 2022.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/panthers-discussions-wofford-college-bring-211346560.html Panthers in discussions with Wofford College to bring training camp back to Spartanburg 1 / 5 Panthers in discussions with Wofford College to bring training camp back to Spartanburg Alaina Getzenberg Tue, May 11, 2021, 5:13 PM·1 min read The Carolina Panthers are taking the next steps to return to Wofford College for training camp in 2021. “We are in discussions with Wofford College and are excited about the possibility of returning to Spartanburg for training camp,” a team spokesperson said in a statement. When reached by The Observer, Wofford College deferred comment to the Panthers. The Panthers held training camp at Bank of America Stadium last year due to a league-wide rule that forced all teams to hold camps at their practice facilities in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The team extended their partnership with a two-year contract that originally went from 2020 through 2021. Fewer and fewer teams are holding camps away from their facilities. Last year, only eight other teams were scheduled to do so: Bills, Colts, Cowboys, Chiefs, Rams, Raiders, Steelers and Washington.

Aaron Rodgers is not going anywhere. This whole charade was likely orchestrated by Rodgers agent to try to squeeze every penny he could out of the Packers. Rodgers will be a Packer for at least a couple more years.

This was an awesome video on how terrible the Jets offensive line was, plus how confused they caused Darnold to seem while obviously flustrated. Hopefully,with better weapons, coaching and a decent offensive line this was just an once in a career disaster for him and he will have a long successful career with us.

We all realize the Panthers will be in a very tough division in 2021 which will now go through, until proven otherwise, Tom Brady and the Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Matt Rhule’s team will need time to figure themselves out, something you don’t often get in the NFL. A new quarterback, a healthy star player, and new off-season additions will all have to be added to a team still trying to figure out what its identity will be. Once settled in the Panthers will be a top-heavy roster that is well-coached, and plays to its competition. One who wins games with a gun-slinging big-play mentality behind our new quarterback Sam Darnold

Aaron Rodgers is probably tired of being the best player on the Packers and being treated like he is the 4th string right guard. The Packers should give him a new contract with everything he wants for the next three years. If Love could do the job, Rodgers would be gone in three seconds. The Packers have probably figured out Love is an average NFL quarterback who will win 5-7 games a year, thus they are, so to speak, stuck with Rodgers for the next three years, so they should pay what he wants and end this drama.

I am calling BS on the reported Short signing. The Panthers are wanting to rebuild with youth and an aged, injury prone player like him does not fit that type plan.

If Aaron Rodgers has his heels dug in and is willing to miss the start of the 2021 season to get out, the Packers may have no other option than to trade him away and ensure the team receives back fair compensation for one of the most valuable players in football. However, I cannot for the life of me, see the Panthers wrecking their present long term rebuilding program for an aged Rodgers who seems to have turned into a self centered, all about me, head case.

Here's hoping Deonte Brown has a long, successful career with the Panthers and makes a lot of "Bread" as in money.

I hope you are right in your assumption. I also feel Deonte Brown was a steal with our 193rd, 6th rd pick. I have no question about his playing ability as long as he keeps his weigh under control, something that is somewhat of a concern to me.

Yeah!!! "Biggest" No doubt!