Jon Snow

I will say that the entire team seems to be still buying in. They played hard yesterday and that's a welcome sight. I'm also happy they managed to hang the title of worse team in the league around the Saints neck. I love that part the most. Now I know it's only temporary and we will still finish in dead last most likely but it will be fun while it lasts.

This team wasn't the first team to trade up for a bust.

He owns the Panthers record for worst. In the nfl? He has a lot of competition for worst GM but I'm struggling to think of one at the moment.

He could be the type that thinks he's arrived now that he was drafted and can live off his talent alone. Money changes people and especially young people. You cannot predict that before you draft them.

He was yawning during their game yesterday. He didn't even look out at the field as far as I could tell. He may be done in Indy and the nfl altogether if he keeps that up.

None.

Maybe ignore things that seem to trigger you? I do not live my life trying to get others to conform to my way of thinking so I don't know what to tell you other than just ignore it.

Maybe you should take your own advice since this entire thread is an overreaction.

It seems to bother some of you more if this team wins rather than losing. Maybe you should stop looking for something to offend yourself over?

He needs to keep Miles Sanders on the bench. He sucks as a 3rd down back. It's 3 and out every time they bring him in on 3rd down. Well pretty much any down really. He's a drive killer. It's the same with Ian Thomas.

So far they look like they belong in the league at least. That's a good start.

He's our best backup at the moment so I would think it would be better to hang onto him unless they have a better option sitting on the bench.

Does it matter? He is definitely playing better I will give him that. If they are not going to trade him then play him. But if they trade him then it's hoping Andy can finish the season. I would play him and trade him in the offseason if I draft another one. I might even keep him and still draft another one. That's probably what the team should do.

He's fighting for a backup role at best. Whether it's here or somewhere else that's his future as it stands right now.

Awesome video man! Great work!

The 1 year rentals decided they cannot take anymore. There's no need to continue to rent them now.

I'm just not seeing what some of you are seeing in Ward.

This argument is a moot point because the Panthers are going defense in the 1st.

That's not an nfl issue it's an owner issue. The owners put pressure on the coaches to play them before they are ready. Very few if any have a vet to sit behind for at least a year to learn and adjust to the game. The Panthers would benefit from having a serviceable veteran that would allow them to sit their next rookie. Had they done that last season maybe things would look different.

Cheap 1 yr contracts sure. They have to field a complete roster of course. What I'm saying is they should not be handing out any contracts over 2 years to anyone until they draft their core players. So far i would argue they do not have na single one. Until that happens I do not have any faith that this team will ever be more than the worst team in the league.

If I thought like Tepper and felt the team is only a couple of players away from competing then that is probably what I would do. But this team is nowhere near being able to compete with anyone right now. They would be getting curb stomped even if they didn't have a single injury. This team will not break .500 for another 3 years. That's if Tepper doesn't fire everyone again and they magically hit on most of their draft picks. You cannot convince me otherwise.

Now you're getting it. This team does not need to hand out anymore big FA contracts. They will have to draft their core and weapons, none of which they have yet. They have 2 rookie receivers that may or may not pan out and 1 that has been a disappointment. They do not have a qb1 or 2. The LT is still debatable and the defense, where to start. If you think they are fixing that in 1 offseason I pitty you.

He can get open a catch the ball. That's all that matters. I'm sure they are not done with receiver room by any means. It looks as if they may have 2 potential contributors now and that's a good start. Be happy they even have that right now.

You think they are doing this on purpose? This team is 3 day old swamp ass. They couldn't win a game if the opponent spotted them 2 touchdowns.

To be fair most of the receivers coming out have a limited route tree. Some catch on faster than others but most just become solid contributors at best.