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You want me to prove a negative. Ok, I'll tell on opening day.

What is Tepper supposed to say? He doesn't want a super bowl quarterback? What does evaluation mean, changing quarterbacks every year that you don't win the super bowl? You need to stop following the yellow brick road laid down by pontificating sports writers. There's no action here. All there is, is speculation by folks with no vested interest in anything but clicks and ratings. Here's what I think. You, as in the people here, are transferring you your wants onto the organization and you are using any whisper of dissatisfaction of Teddy's first year with the team, as all the confirmation you need that what you want will happen. And Every sports writer that says Bridgewater is about to be traded, becomes your new best friend.

You have been lied to, and you bought the whole thing. Gantt's source for the trade rumor was a report. He then inserted the new GM's "in on every deal' quote, which was unrelated to anything between the Lions and the Rams, to try to connect the Panthers to that trade. A long time sports fan like you would have seen right through that lie if you wouldn't spent so much time sucking up to the mob, and being the good little sports fan.

There's a difference in exaggeration and being wrong. This place is the perfect example. Panther fans are wrong about Teddy Bridgewater not being a starting caliber quarterback, but they are flat out lying about him being offered to the Lions. Who is this staff that has spoken so clearly about Teddy. What exactly did they say, and what is it that you can't come back from. You're killing me with the vagueness and innuendo. The problem with a lot of sports fans is that they're playing with monopoly money where they can take a "little" twenty million dollar gamble and then get a do over because "it didn't work out" . An then some other team in "interested" in a twenty million dollar back up. Hanging out in a mob is easy living. No thinking required.

Exaggeration is an euphemism for lying. If Teddy's so bad, what's the need for all of that? Football, and the NFL in particular is purported to be a meritocracy. If, and when a better option at quarterback comes along, the Panthers will replace him. Everyone understands that, especially Teddy, since he has been in both camps.

So you saw the Safford trade attempt? You can help you mob brothers out by posting a link showing that a member of the Panthers organization has confirmed that they offered to trade for him. Nobody else seems to be able to do it. All they can say is that everybody in the mob knows that it happened. What exactly is a franchise quarterback? Was Cam a franchise quarterback? How about Goff. What is the attraction to being a franchise quarterback if you can be taken out with the trash at the pleasure of the franchise that you're the quarterback of? Maybe idolizing the franchise quarterback is just mob think. You know, like kneeling before the King. You should try to think about that.

You were never amusing. How else do you respond to a dumb post?

I know you ain't trying to hear all that stuff about Teddy learning from his mistakes, but that's what will happen weather you like it or not.

Now I'm back. Are you a member of the hate mob?

No it wasn't. It was a figment of some ones imagination that folks around here just want to believe.

Somebody doesn't know about the ignore function. Aside from that, what do you have against borderline delusional folks that would make you want them banned?

You wouldn't make that guarantee if Teddy was with the Saints.

The Stafford trade offer didn't happen. Just letting you know. If you want to continue to insist that you know somebody that heard about the offer, go ahead and then knock yourself out. Repeating that lie says more about you than it does about Teddy. You don't remember the left handed pass, because you didn't see it. It happened in a 2015 game where he threw an interception with his left hand while he was trying to avoid a sack. The point being that he won't repeat those type of mistakes where he goes off schedule trying to make a play, as he did in both 2015 and in the most recent Packer game. What you know about Teddy is what you copy-paste from the hate Teddy crowd. You actually don't know that much about football. You have no idea about Teddy's arm strength because he only throws is as hard as he needs to, and that he more often than not, relies on "anticipation" and a quicker release. You would know that if you knew football instead of what everyone else is saying. If all you know about quarterbacking is arm strength and dynamics, then you don't know how a quarterback develops. But if that's what you need to see in a quarterback, and Teddy doesn't do it for you, just keep you membership in the hate mob current, and wait til he's out of here, and then you'll be good.

Game manager have won super bowls so Alex Smith certainly could have won one of those.

Glad to see someone acknowledge that Teddy did something right around here. Now let me run this by you. Teddy's worst showing as a NFL quarterback happens to have been his best statistical year. Now in the totality of Teddy's career he has never regressed as a player. And if he plays for the Panthers next year, which common sense says that he would, he's going to be better. Now it may not be enough for the statistical hounds, but he's going to help make the Panthers a better ball club. Now if the Panthers want to move on from him then, there will be a team that's a game manager away from a conference championship interested in him. I see Teddy's struggles this year as an aberration. I'm positive that he won's try to reach the ball over the goal line again, just as he never tried another left handed pass. I also know that he will finish those end of game drives, because of the success he's had at the end of halves.

Rumor mongering all out in the open. You said that the Panthers offered Teddy and draft picks for Stafford. Where is the source for that. Do you know what a rumor is. It's speculation about a report. What report? Who wrote that report and who were his sources. You got nothing, and you're eating it up and passing it along like gossip.

Don't be mad at the man for taking the best offer at the time. Hindsight being what it is, I now wish he would have looked harder at the Patriots. Your editorializing Teddy's career path epitomizes your personal animosity for the man. To be so willing to poison the well around a player who very well might end up starting for the team you say you like is not smart and not healthy for the atmosphere surrounding your favorite team. Never the less. Teddy has two years let on his deal, and the organization has done nothing to change that in spite of your hopes and dreams and and rumor mongering.

Feeling the love already. Oh by the way. The Saints gave up a third round pick for Teddy, which happened to be their first pick in that draft. Two years later the Panthers signed him for three years, so whatever you are trying to say, you are failing badly, along with wearing that foul stench of hate.

Find that link to the he said trade rumors yet? I'll give you ten years to find it.

All you have to do is just keep posting and the hate will seep out like a bad body odor. You know like insinuating that Teddy had some undefined physical limitation because he is not a run first quarterback.

Sure more than person can independently come to the same conclusion. You just don't seem to be in that group by the way you pass along rumor and innuendo. No worries, because conformation bias, and conventional wisdom seems to be the norm around here.

You have to do better than he said, he said, he said. Where are the links of these Panther employees acknowledging a trade offer to the Lions. If you are truly able to form your own opinions, then you wouldn't regurgitate the opinion of so many amateur opinionaters about Teddy being more suited to be a back up when Two general managers and three coaches installed him as a starter.

Your source for that trade rumor is as credible as you are. That would be not at all. Again, the Panthers aren't that stupid. You just can't help yourself, stepping all over Teddy's qb wins even though he had a rookie head coach, a rookie play caller, an injured running back and no tight end to speak of. See how you run down the teams that your team beat? Now look in the mirror at your defense during that 0-8 stretch and see if you have nightmares of Brees, Brady, Foles, Mahomes , and Matty Ice getting fat on Phil Snow's bend and break defense. Your defense who you choose not to acknowlege was giving up third and twenties like granny going north. They even gave the slowest quarterback in football about eight seconds to run 18 yards untouched by human hands for a go ahead touchdown. You don't hate Teddy? Could have fooled me. You did go from naming your dog after him to not hating him, so I guess that's something. If the Panthers tighten up that offensive line, and plug some holes in that defense, you darn right the Panther should be in contention for the division.

I'm not trying to get you to believe me. I'm trying to get you to think. You are following a bunch of arm chair general managers who want to go all nuclear on the Panthers because they don't like Teddy Bridgewater. Who's your source on the Lions thingy.

Give your team more credit than that. The only credible source is from either the Panthers or the Lions, and none of this anonymous crap.