HDThoreau

Are we trying to lose? Haven’t we made it obvious that we are only going to use McCaffrey? A middle schooler could call a better offense then this idiot.

Jeez. I know I’m just a football novice, but I like to watch football and see the Panthers win once in a while. Did our QB play well? No. Did our secondary play well? No. Did we snap a long losing streak? Yes. Do I think that we are suddenly poised for a playoff run? God, no. But, let’s enjoy the win. It might be the last one for a while.

Good point. I’m just trying to think outside the box, which, considering I was never in the box, football-wise, is pretty clear in my naive post.

Cam looks like he's done as a QB, so, since he is under contract, would it be worth while playing him at TE? I know this is the fantasy of a fan who never actually played football, but if Cam and Tremble lined up as TEs for wither Sam or CJ, they would give some help to the OL and viable receiving threats. Cam is clearly willing to take a hit.

If we buy that this is a rebuilding process, then the losses are acceptable. Of course, since we Fitterer has dealt away a lot of draft picks, that is harder to accept as a strategy.

There are so many ex-Panthers on the Buffalo team that it's impossible not to wonder about our management.

I actually taught him twice in high school. He's enormous, smart, and has a huge personality. He has an incredible influence on people around him, and he loves working with people to accomplish a goal. What does that matter in terms of professional football, you ask? I think it translates to a young man who is savvy, physical, and charismatic. His energy and work ethic are contagious, and I would love to see him in a Panthers uniform.

If Tepper would come out and say something like, "This is a re-building process, and we are in year two of a four-year plan", I might be more patient. But he hasn't demonstrated that there is a master plan in place. Some of the early-season moves made it seem like the Panthers wanted to win now, but without an offensive line and realistically good quarterback, did any of us really think so? Taking Darnold was a gamble. Don't investment people live on gambles? It was a bad one. Bringing in Cam was desperate. Everyone knew it. Cam cannot hide the fact that the offensive line needs a lot of work. Until there's a good O-line and a solid QB, we're going to struggle.