UnluckyforSome

https://www.reddit.com/r/panthers/s/N1PaFT5XsR

See, year 3 is a pivotal year. Why, here we have Young very nearly leading the NFL now in a couple of key stats! Lots of football left to be played too.

Yes, I would think that a .500 record should be a reasonable expectation. The ability to get defensive pressure, consistently and with results, without having to manufacture that pass rush with a blitz, is a vey big deficiency though.

I like the effort, but these are probably not the way to go. Not in the long term for certain.

I don't think Jones gets out of Indy, unless the wheels fall off and the team collapses, which has happened before to them. Also, regarding Jones, Indy felt adamant they had a roster that was good enough to win now, and the results so far speak for themselves. While I do think the Panthers are not catshit terrible, and that Young is holding them back, I would not declare the roster ready-to-win right now. There is a chance that Jones doesn't deliver the same results somewhere else.

I doubt a little that Tepper has stepped anything back. I think instead he has learned the lesson of being more discreet and quiet about his meddling, and "making his mark" nonsense. The soccer team has helped in the sense that it is a happier distraction. The negative press has had a smaller impact.

I'm old enough to remember when there was no chance of any professional league putting a team in Vegas, or signing off on a relocation to Vegas. Too much temptation, too much risk. Oh well, times change I suppose.

Don't need an investigation for the lottery. Everyone knows that has always been funny business. Too bad the Hornets don't have a top player to trade away and be rewarded with a #1 pick. Of course, being the Hornets, they would find a way to even fug that up.

Except for that 1 year, he and the Giants lost 24-0, at home in the playoffs, to some team, I forgot which 1 though.

I think Smith's history with teammates is a continuing factor in getting snubbed.

.500 qb, but he happened to show up very big in 2 specific games. It really all gets down to a vote on how valuable are Superbowl wins, compared to an entire career. I don't know if he deserves HOF, but I am not a voter, and I think he is in.

There is nothing dirty about that play.

Can we move to the AFC East and play the Jets twice a year?

I think he would make a great Christmas elf for a mall Santa.

Brings a smile to my face.

A big part of why we won is that the Jets very likely have the worst offense in the NFL, and the 31st offense may not even be that close to them.

There is always a chance. Injuries happen, bad calls are made, footballs bounce funny because of the shape.

It is a common misconception that "ATL" is an abbreviation for Atlanta. While that is true to an extent, for the Falcons, it stands for All-Time Losers, and is required to be displayed on their uniforms.

Stupid Falcons end the half with an intentional grounding penalty and 10 second runoff.

They played us for 1 of their games already. Seriously, they only gave up 224 yards total to us.

I'm liking Bijan's upside down falcon headband. Looks like a dead bird instead of a dirty bird.

I am always on board for a Falcons loss, especially on primetime national tv.

He was pretty ok that time he worked the drive-thru window at that chicken place. I thought he flashed. Might be a good career after football.

Yes, but I think any reasonable fan would say Buffalo and Green Bay are a big step up from the Jets and Dolphins. Any given Sunday, there's a reason they play the games, etc etc, but we are about to face stiffer competition, no 2 ways about it.

Little bit of regression to the mean. They are also the oldest team in the league. Quinn was a hot coaching name, but we should know what his faults and flaws are as well from his up and down tenure with the Falcons.