KatsAzz

A typical case of "show me the money".

Bingo!!! You summed it up very nicely!!

Good question?

Come on man, let got of all those negative vibes and start thinking positive.

I realize it was only a preseason game but I expected a better overall performance from the team.

I think we should move on from PJ, who will probably always be nothing more than a role player and can be easy replaced.

Dundon needs to free up his wallet and sign Rod to a decent contract.

Great news. Congratulations to McCall. I like his humble, thankful attitude.

When the Panthers finally win a Super Bowl, I will brag and shout it out to high heavens but try maintaining a humble approach while doing it.

I also prefer the club level. That is great seating and the best way to go.

I suppose time will tell if it was a mistake.

A case of : "Show me the money".

I fully agree!!!!!

I have eaten breakfast at a Bojangles several times a week. The one I frequent has friendly workers, fast service and very good food.

I really like this signing and surprised that he was available.

I fully agree.

Woooo!!!! Now that is a lot of money for playing just one season.

I cannot forget or forgive Sean Payton's part in the infamous "Bountygate scandal" that happened from 2009, the year the Saints won the Super Bowl to 2011, and were found to have placed “bounties” on opposing players, implementing a reward system for hits that caused injuries. I thought Payton got off to light by only being suspended without pay for the 2012 season for failing to prevent the illegal transactions, denying the program existed and attempting to “encourage the false denials by instructing assistants to 'make sure our ducks are in a row".

Welcome back.

Certainly seems like the offseason is way to long.

I always buy my tickets on the open market for the games I want to attend.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/37761832/sources-commanders-plan-release-guard-andrew-norwell

The Panthers would be making a mistake in my opinion signing the soon to be 32 year old Andrew Norwell, who may be on the downward slope of what has been a long successful career. The fact that Washington signed Norwell to a two-year contract last offseason to be their starting left guard but coaches considered his play inconsistent, and they wanted more youth along the line, says it all..