Call Me James

You see it.

Yea. I've been here for that. His cap hit ain't the problem.

I swear @Brooklyn 3.0was the same guy talking about how Sam Darnold was a bargain.

Absolutely seems to be the answer. From the same article he cherry picked this Stat: "If we include ALL QB cap hits for 2021 (active, reserve list, practice squad, & dead cap), the Rams hold the most Quarterback cap in the NFL by a wide margin. In fact, the $46.2M allocated to Rams' QBs in 2021 is the 2nd most of all-time, " And the year prior the bucs won with the single highest individual cap hit for a starter. We also see that Matt Ryan and Peyton manning made SBs with 15 and 18 percent cap hits respectively.

Yea, and no one is buying your issue being Watson's cap hit.

How many of those teams make the playoffs. Screw it,how many win over 50% of their games? We're on four straight losing seasons since Tepper and we're talking suber bowl or bust. Yeesh. Just say you don't want Watson.

The team is going to suck if we take a qb at six.

Like the Darnold trade?

Because everyone in America was saying Sam Darnold was legit except for the the "Cam nuthuggers"

It's enjoyable and I've actually find a lot of good panthers talk from it. You being one. The team is in Flux and I don't know where we end up, but if we land a franchise QB I'm okay with it.

The huddle has tried to offload every single one of those guys at some point. Now they're upset if it actually happens? The same huddle that tried to justify why the three picks we gave up for Sam Ducktales was good value. Never change lol

It worked for them in 2015

If they get a first I guess they can package it, this year, and next year r for Watson.

Gase is somewhere chuckling

In a way it already is.

Team is trash. Treating this poo like college.

Sounds like good money management.

Huddle hyperbole at it again

Neither Marshall nor tremble look like starters.

They talked themselves into it. First off, they believed they were better coaches than they are. That led them to believe they could unlock Sam's talent. If they succeeded Rhule would have his guy, who he fixed, and wouldn't upset his preferred Rhule centric power structure. But to be fair, Huddlers convinced themselves of it too. A lot of talk was made about how Tannehil became a better QB, how horrible Gase was, Sam being a better passer than Cam and Teddy, he would be good with the quick short reads and would play well if the pocket broke down because he throws well outside the pocket and anyone who said otherwise was a Cam nut hugger. Hilarious looking back.

Not anymore. It doesn't take 20 years of coaching to land a top gig.

With an improved oline the panthers would be a pretty good destination for a top tier vet to go. If we pretend Matt Rhule is a good coach. Lol

I have to agree. I'd have appreciated him taking some blame and making discussing some shortcomings. Instead he just gaslighted us. I'd hope he'd taken in some criticism on any of the numerous exit meetings from his staff and players here and look to improve. Instead it looks like he's just going to try and reshuffle the deck chairs. Here's to hoping im wrong, i guess.

The Temple connection.