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Strange, I'm getting auto repair adds.
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It did it's job.
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Carolina and Houston - winless at home outside of September
Jon Snow replied to CRA's topic in Carolina Panthers
I don't see that changing Sunday. -
Cam Newton is now top 25 in all time Rushing Touchdowns
Jon Snow replied to WarPanthers89's topic in Carolina Panthers
Those voters won't always be the one making the choices. That is why I say it's a matter of when. -
Skip Bayless “the Carolina panthers are a clown show”
Jon Snow replied to philw5289's topic in Carolina Panthers
Says the king of all clowns.- 55 replies
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WTF? Who the hell is going to sign PJ except Rhule? Insanity I tell you.
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I would take him in a heartbeat. Honestly, they need to take multiple qbs any chance the get just like oline.
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Until they get some young arms in the stable it is pointless to expect a positive outcome.
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I agree. But there is a shortage of certified mechanics right now. A serious shortage. There is no limit to the YouTube mechanics. My concern is the we don't have anyone in charge that can tell the difference.
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There were 3 to 4 last draft but early returns are sketchy at best. You can't predict how these guys are going to handle the NFL. But you have to take a shot when you desperately need one like we do. Hell we need at least 2 right now and will need to keep adding them until you find one that sticks. Were it me I would take the best available QB or LT ( BC may be but hedge your bet), we need both. If not try to move down for more picks and go oline and LB early and often, need both as well. Next draft would be the same, go offensive line and QB, LB and whatever after that. Hell I would start looking for the best kicker as well. This team has no shortage of needs.
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I wish I knew the "process" to build this team. Just going off observation it appeared to be build the defense first and then the offense. Then came this win now bs when it appeared they hadn't even completed building the defense let alone starting on the offense. They seemed to be all over the map in building this thing. Are we still building the defense or is it there? Was the plan to take 2 seasons to build the defense and then 2 more to build the offense and then go all in? That's what looked like until they started that win now bs. Now it's... we'll I don't know what it is.
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They do that only for a qb. But folks talk about moving to a certain slot like all they have to do is ask and the other team must swap. I think it's cute. Everyone tries to predict how a draft falls and the picks rank and yada yada but like Mel Kipper they don't know sh#t. The only thing you can predict is the fans are gonna bitch about every pick.
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The sad truth is that it's also easier to build a fanbase when the wins starts. Face it the majority of fans come and go with the wind. Diehard fans (the base) stick around no matter how bad it gets. The fans that hang around for one player will always be there until that player leaves. Those are truths every team deals with. The fans are never a factor in team decisions, at least by smart teams. The reason being is that until the owner figures out how to build a consistently competitive team he will never build the Diehard base who fill his pockets with the real money from merchandising. And everyone knows cash is king.
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I watch for the laughs and the opportunity to say, When they make the inevitable turnover. You should try it, it's liberating.
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Another win this season certainly will be a miracle. I mean look at the Saints shutting out the Bucs, miracles do happen. The Bucs will beat the brakes off us and then we turn around and steamroll the Saints. It could happen. I've seen stranger things my friend.
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He would be crazy not to consider taking that job. He would start out would a young promising qb on a rookie contract to build around. He now has freedom to get the best position player in the draft not qb. He could trade out a draft a butt load or players to throw at weak positions. Nah man, that's a great situation to pass on.
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Well they actually do have a vacancy.
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I certainly don't. But I don't sign his paycheck. I'm also not priviy to the details of the "process" nor the "building a culture" I keep hearing about. Was this the expected outcome all along? Now I'm getting intrigued by this mysterious plan for what's next if he's still here. I mean what else do we have to keep our attention? I'm certainly not going to pay a dime to go to a game. I'll watch it on TV and troll around on here until this mysterious process finally unfolds or Tepper decides he's had enough.
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The team was fun to watch back then. They were tough as nails and fought to the end. I've watched the team evolve under different coaches and it's not always been fun to watch. Brother I've witnessed even damn game live and quite a few of them twice recorded. The only thing that can guarantee a chance at winning has always been and will always be being able to run the ball and having a great defense. A great qb is hard to find and when you do you better hang onto them as long as you can. Also don't count on said qb to last forever, that's why it's so important to be able to run the ball. Build a stable of good QB's and don't pay runningbacks big money. But many have tried and many have and will fail at it.
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The only way they could go winless is if PJ is starting every game. Even he could probably pull off 2 wins with this current team. They are bad but not that bad.
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Nah they will win a few games and draft in the top ten as usual.
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It was the funniest thing. That bear established itself that day.
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I think he's committed, just like Rhule. He strikes me as the type that considers every variable effecting the situation and chooses which of many that will result in the outcome we are seeing. Were they known and predictable to Tepper? Did he have them as acceptable in the grand scheme of things? I guess we will know soon enough.
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I was considering this awhile back but didn't want to ruffle the Jimmy's around here. You know how they get attached to players. I doubt they can afford to tie up more cap on skill players with the current configuration of the offense It's time to put more investment in the oline one way or the other. And there's the QB conundrum thing to sort out with even more investment beyond what is already tied up.
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Imagine the look on the person's face when they handed them his name and told them to stitch a name patch for his jersey. I guarantee they said "you sure you spelled it right".