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Terry is a proven scorer with the game on the line I can't see them moving him unless it brings us another star to solidify a weak position. But I am all in on our attempts to improve we have to maximize the pieces around Melo now.

I've been concerned about the oline since Jordan Gross called it quits my guy. It's been our bugaboo for years we are full on groundhog day now this far in. If you have read my posts you would know my take on the pros and cons of Sam Darnold. Good arm good scrambling ability can make the throws the question is how well will he protect the ball/limit turnovers and can we protect him. That's the rub

Nobody knows if it was the best move in August. We will have answers in the fall and hopefully that means Sam is balling out.

This was an oft used reason for signing a running back to a 64 million dollar contract despite having no starting qb to speak of. Some of ya'll stay moving goal posts.

Something on your mind Mr. Kyle Allen superfan? I've perused the thread a few times. Happy to see the offense clicking as they should. Still hoping this oline holds.

I could argue a few slots higher but the Panthers have finished 3rd and 4th in the division the last two years and they replaced Bridgewater with Sam Darnold. They are underrating several individual players on our roster but the team rating really isn't all that far off. Sucks but that's what happens when you fall into the cellar. We have to earn respect.

If they actually watched the team play last year and said not to worry about it they are either confused or just homers. There looks to be a little bit of both going on around here but it is still August.

We never had a chance to draft "life after football" Trevor Lawrence anyway why is he even relevant here? I hope the Jags fall apart like they always do fug em.

With a situation like this whispers and speculation and league sources are all there is. Has anyone from any team front office given a public indication they are pursuing Watson? The most I've seen recently is Joe Ellis with the Broncos and all he said was that he can't comment on a player under contract from another team. Nobody wants the league on their back over tampering.

"One of the unfortunate consistencies of linebacker Denzel Perryman’s career has been injuries. Chest, shoulder, hamstring, knee, ankle, hamstring again, a variety of other knee injuries and back. Just to get a taste of it. In his six seasons with the Chargers organization, Perryman played in 69 of a potential 96 regular-season games. He missed an average of 4.5 games per season." https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article250211125.html

He did though. Do you forget the constant hand wringing about him being a sore loser when he first got here? What was the Panthers recent culture to that point other than the worst playoff meltdown in years followed by Jimmy Clausen? Now losing is no biggie again. But we were more relevant and actually competitive within the division more often than not. The one good season followed by a disappointing season formula was as much due to poor management as it was poor coaching and poor execution. As much flack as Hurney rightfully received Gettleman may have actually been worse from a full picture. Wasted first rounders letting talent walk out the door and then orchestrating the worst free agency signing in franchise history all in the midst of a closing window with a championship core still in place. Then Hurney came back and only exacerbated existing issues. Cam Newton finally breaking down physically was just the final straw but it all began with mismanagement. The blunders sunk us.

He's from the QC

We also saw the flip side to that any time our last franchise quarterback had a bad pass or lost a game. Welcome to sports.

No matter how triggered some may get by it eyes will be directed toward him as the season progresses if Carolina doesn't appear to be trending upward in the fall. That's sports baby!

With 20 people you would think they could make the content less underwhelming. The only narrative they should be concerned with is not being garbage in the nfc south.

I saw some of your Teddy posts it's okay man we all make mistakes. True perspective can only be discovered through struggle. Carolina has been through it in just 12+ months. There were big lessons to be learned from the failure of Cam Newton and Teddy B. You can't place the world on one guys shoulders but you also can't shower someone with praise and expect them to get better either. If it is a question they can't take it to that next level letting go has to be under consideration. Winning is all that matters as has been said time and time again.

Can't say he is wrong. This is a young team still searching for an identity and trying to establish a new culture. That is formed via leadership and there are layers to stuff like this. Need someone to help this team find that next gear for this upcoming season to turn those close losses into more wins. I am very relieved Kirkwood is okay though.

Boy folks really went all in on that signing. If you didn't fall in line it was off with your head. Twas a dreadful season to make it through but looking back to see just how wrong the loudest were about it was a gift.

Quote the posts where I have said he sucks he should be cut he will never be good or that I don't want him. Not overlooking mistakes or flaws is not the same as being unsupportive. With this logic would you argue that for the better part of ten years a substantial portion of the Panthers fanbase was not supportive of Cam Newton?

Dave truly is the Teflon Don to have lasted through the unmitigated disaster that has been the NY Giants the last couple of years.

There's a reason even he wasn't expecting Carolina to offer what they did.

Typically every quarterback shoulders the burden if the offense fails that's the way it goes. Doesn't matter who thinks it's fair. Best of luck Sam!

He was the fan club president.