CanePantherHornet

At least I don't have to choose between the Hornets and the Hurricanes now.

You don't give away that many assets for a guy who can leave in free agency within 6 months

Its sad how so many people have become obsessed with the idea of trading for Watson that they're throwing all integrity out the window and coming up with dumb conspiracy theories trying to defend him.

He wants to go to a bigger market.

This is not as cut and dry as it seems. Escorts often advertise themselves as massage therapists and stuff to avoid legal troubles. I am assuming that by the time they got to him that would all be cleared up though.

How many accusers are there now? I think I read six. At this point I would not feel comfortable making a trade for him because that seems like a lot of people for it to all be bs.

Out of all the twists and turns we have taken, I did not expect rape to be on the horizon. I doubt many people ever do though.

He famously "flew in" Mia Khalifa in his rookie year. Ain't nothing wrong with paying for it.

Ironically, he never would have got paid that much if Rivera was still his coach in Carolina because Ron never used him.

Man, these are very unfortunate and scary! seems like we're taking on quite a bit of risk in this deal now. We should probably get quite a bit of a discount!

I'm excited but just please don't let it be for too much

I always thought it was bullshit that he wanted to go to Miami. He apparently hates the Patriots way, why would he want to go there when they're so filled with Patriots people.

I've said all along that we are in a really shitty spot. A lot of teams need/want a QB and not everyone is going to end up with one, and what is the chances of the one we want falling in to our laps? We really fuged up winning that Washington game.

I'm not convinced anyone even thinks he is anymore after he had that many interviews and didn't get a job.

If Joe Brady really was the offensive guru people claim he is, shouldn't he have used Armah to his full potential instead of pretty much just letting him rot? By all accounts he is a really good player. But "muh system". Great coaches make it work.

After the super bowl I realized that I cared way too much and that I ended up not actually enjoying football anymore because of the constant sense of impending doom around the team. I told myself I would take a step back and stop being so invested. It did not work.

I don't care who it is, I want anyone other than him. Just straight up getting the poo kicked out of us every game would have been easier to to take than being in the majority of the games and then seeing Teddy checkdown the game away.

To get the country back up and running. I'm just saying that there is more than enough reason to be apprehensive

The Army purposely released a virus in to the New York subway system in 1966. They exploded nuclear bombs for years on US soil without knowing the effects of radiation. Fauci has admitted to lying about masks early on for the greater good. They did biological weapons testing on people in St. Louis On 9/11 they told people they would be fine as long as they wore a respirator Weapons of mass destruction in Iraq For most of existence they said cigarettes were perfectly okay At the very least, there is no way to know the long term effects of the vaccine because it has not existed for more than a hand full of months.

I know its harder to get in to. Most people enjoy basketball and football partially because its something they grew up being able to do in their backyard with their friends. That's not something that most people can do with hockey. If anyone even remotely is interested in it though I'd recommend giving it a chance. Over the last few years it has become one my 2nd favorite sport to follow behind football. It has the speed, athletics, and violence of football mixed with the history, deep rosters, and prospect system of baseball and the nonstop action of basketball. It is basically the perfect sport to follow as a fan.

I thought this was going to be about people who don't want it and I was ready to come in here and drop a history lesson on the United States government being untrustworthy.

I don't think people realize just how good they are, and how good they are set up to be for a long time. Andrei Svechnikov is a future top 5 star in the league and Hart trophy contender. Rod Brindamour has consistently coached up guys who were looked at as cast offs from other teams. We've been on absolute fire drafting and developing prospects. The owner is committed to both winning and staying out of the way. I haven't felt like this about a team in the Carolinas probably ever, and that includes the 15' Panthers.

If it was that easy the Hornets/Bobcats wouldn't have sucked ass for the entirety of their existence.

It seems like we go through this every few years with the exact same teams having tons of cap space and overspending on overrated players. I guess there's a case for that method now though since the Buccaneers finally pulled it off.

The only thing surprising is no linebackers