WarHeel

Why does everybody hate this guy so much?

Apparently there is a waiver for such players. Still not sure what this gentleman’s major is but grad student are apparently eligible to compete in Div 1 beyond the 4 year mark.

That’s partly why I’m asking. Was hoping someone would enlighten me.

What was the major? There is such a thing as grad school.

Sounds like a great bumper sticker but at the end of the day he’s still going to have to make the decision to put the team before himself. Hopefully the Rhule culture will bring out the best in him.

Agree on all accounts with the exception of the boneless wings. Traditional is the only viable wing option.

Fug everybody in the south not donning black and blue.

Cringe username

We hit about 50% of our mark. Not sure how that compares to the rest of the league.

What really matters is are these numbers statistically significant. Not sure 60% is a strong majority. Also would be curious to see how the players feel about it. I didn’t play football in high school or college for that matter but most of the athletes I knew preferred grass.

Ah, the 90’s.

Pretty sure this guy had at least 4 mini strokes during this segment.

Cut, released, let walk. We are taking semantics at this point. Both were fug ups by DG.

Facts

The question you posed was black and white but I believe it’s a gray issue. NFL teams are a business and the fans are consumers. Handling a release like DG did Steve Smith and Josh Norman sours the sweetness for some fans. Not many will care if Bridgewater has his feelings hurt though.

Apples to oranges. One thing to end on good terms with a guy who’s tenured his entire career in Carolina, elite player, and is maybe looking at retiring with the team that drafted him. Bridgewater doesn’t fit any of that criteria.

That last guy from NYJ worked out pretty well

All things considered he should have just as many tools offensively as Teddy did last year. A healthy CMC and a stud LT would give us zero excuse not to win games.

“Surest, safest, cheapest” of the options left. I don’t know the ins and outs of why we fell short on Stafford but with the price tag he went for I don’t blame them for not raising the stakes if Watson was still on the table.

I wouldn’t necessarily say it will make us look like fools if he doesn’t pan out as he’s literally the surest, safest, and cheapest option at this point. Obviously we were all in on Watson before all the drama started. That’s what happens when you put all your eggs in one basket and pick too deep into the first to ensure getting the guy you want. I know I’m in the minority but I for one am thankful we didn’t sell the house to move up.