The NFL Shield At Midfield

shelbypanther is truly underrated as one of the absolute bottom rung worst posters on this site

the hell does gettleman have to do with this a bloo bloo bloo i finally got to watch the panthers go the playoffs two years in a row thanks in large part to our GM's late season personnel moves bawwwwww

we probably won't hear a peep out of gettleman about this either which i'm sure will be satisfying to everyone

i loved it in 2013 when the little babies on this site discovered the concept of an NFL team twisting the arm of a city for stadium upgrades and construction. what the panthers and the city of charlotte went through was nothing unusual whatsoever. that's right kiddos bojangles mchitler didn't invent the concept: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/10/how-the-nfl-fleeces-taxpayers/309448/

he's the conductor of the anti-richardson circle jerk on this site also a guy who routinely spends time around the players and has contacts inside the organization disputes the claim so...

there's smf withholding his opinion like he said he would by the way if what jeremy said is true then he's basically slandering the panthers organization but a lot of people on this site lap that poo up so it's brushed off

if only there was a board on this site where this information was shared months ago

have you ever noticed that the players who got the most pissed off when gettleman released them or let them walk were ones who played most or all of their careers with hurney as their GM

getts with the long game

maybe i just wasn't as massively butthurt by that as his fanboys. it's a different outlook i guess because i didn't think that steve smith was bigger or more important than the franchise.

gettleman issued like one statement on it after he was released and said that all players on the roster were being evaluated at the combine. the rest of it was fans like you going apeshit on the internet and steve smith talking trash to anyone with a microphone that would listen.

lol when he signs with another team it's going to be "them panthers did dwill dirty i hope he goes off for 200 and 3 TDs when he plays the panthers real panther fans are rooting for 34" etc

yeah you get lots of insider nuggets that jeremy doesn't post on the main boards that board is also how we learned that the popular fan perception of steve smith is quite a bit different from what it's like to actually share a locker room with him

still remember the first game of his rookie year against the falcons he only got one touch in favor of defumbles foster

i thought you could release somebody ahead of june 1st but still designate them a june 1st cut

later that night https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RW8dIG0i-cQ

just looked at it if there was really a source with that story it'd be getting picked up nationally and not on some backwater sports blog

in MHS' head

i tend to think that if you dumped wilson on the panthers he'd look like kolb did on the cardinals or cassel in kansas city. it's happened over and over again with west coast offense quarterbacks dropped into coryell-derived systems.

oh boy it's the age old "wilson has no weapons and still wins teh games!1" argument the discussion begins and ends with the fact that the seahawks' west coast system is night and day different from the panthers' coryell system with erhardt-perkins concepts. kearse, baldwin, and yes wilson would all suck in carolina because the kind of offense we run needs serious downfield speed to work the way it's supposed to. for what it's worth i think cam would be awful in a west coast system too so all you huddle wolfpack fans can take it easy

my partial "all disappointment" team-meaning guys from semi-recent years who were, at one point or another, considered the future at a particular position, were about to turn the corner and become elite players, or were a big upgrade that would help key a panthers super bowl run: QB: david carr - supposed to be an eventual successor to delhomme after riding the bench and getting his head straightened out WR1: dj hackett - allegedly a big sleeper signing at wide receiver to take over for moose as a number 2 when he was finished WR2: keyshawn johnson - ultimate possession complement to steve smith's home run threat RB: deshaun foster - was supposed to become a pro bowler in 2006 and beyond after flashing big at the end of the 2005 season and in the playoffs C: justin hartwig - big upgrade at center DE: everette brown - pass rushing dynamo who was supposed to replace julius peppers DT: maake kemoeatu - shitwrecking nose tackle to complement jenkins and make our front four essentially unblockable in 2006

he had a huge catch on the final drive in the 2008 chargers game and had another big one to help put away the cardinals that same season jarrett had his moments and seemed to have pretty good hands in addition to being big and imposing. he was a kelvin benjamin type prospect coming out of school and did have a fair amount of hype if only for his raw talent. a few things lead to his undoing though: he came into the league really damn young (he's only 28), had a drinking problem, and landed on a team with a staff that couldn't develop young wide receivers. he also only got one year of something vaguely resembling consistent quarterback play when he was here. oh and he was a lifer on steve smith's lengthy shitlist

Vikings avatar because he's a player fan Doesn't like cam because of college poo Time to close your account

ha ha hilarious keep those piping hot takes from the falcons board coming