Pantera1

So is karma.

I’m going to wait as well. But you raise good questions. I hope someone here can answer.

Start with twenty years. Then take off one year for every good decision Matt Rhule has made since he got here. So, twenty years.

So, at first the NFL wanted the Bengals to win, now it’s the Rams. Is there some decoder ring so I can keep track of which way the fix is going?

Why should he care? He pays people to get sick for him.

I wonder if he even returned our calls, assuming we actually tried to hire someone with talent.

FYI, crews for both games have a full set of alternates ready in case an official goes down.

“Trust the Process” Aye aye, Captain Rhule.

We’ve been flexed to 4:25. Oh what fun.

The process IS working

EPIC MELTDOWN! EPIC MELTDOWN! EPIC MELTDOWN! See, we still have something to hope for.

Not gonna happen. He’s not going anywhere.

Blackburn should be fired before they leave Buffalo. Then fire Rhule in the morning.

It’s been like this all season. I’ve been to most of the home games. “Make some noise!” results in silence. The visiting team’s fans are always louder and more energized. Panthers fans don’t care anymore. They have lost all confidence in the team.

This is absolutely correct. Never equate the announcement with the decision. The latter was made a week ago. Then comes the “replacement” discussion, along with developing a communication strategy. Once everyone is ready, you make the announcement.

The NFL wants to go with the broadest subscriber base possible. Apple doesn’t have it. Amazon would be a better choice since they’re already streaming TNF with success. Prime Video is also available on more technology platforms. Apple TV is hard to get unless you’re already inside the Apple ecosystem.

I’ve said it before. “The Chuba giveth, and the Chuba taketh away.”

I find your lack of faith disturbing.

Did we not just score more TD’s in 20 minutes than we have in the last 5 weeks?

"I'm shocked! Shocked, I say."

So today’s game will be just like every other game this season.

He knew, the team knew, and the league knew. That’s why they started pointing fingers as soon as this surfaced. League said it was the responsibility of each team, Matt LaFleur referred the question of Rodgers vaccination status to Rodgers. He tried to make the case to the league that his homeopathic remedy should qualify him as being “vaccinated.” He was told, in no uncertain terms, that it didn’t.

Will not play on Sunday against the Chiefs. Joins Davante Adams who was pulled last week.