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I'm already not missing you.
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Were we?
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Next Man Up!...Are the Answers Already on the Roster?
rayzor replied to Michael G's topic in Carolina Panthers
Only question that gets answered by our roster is "does Matt rule know what the hell he's doing?" just point and then they understand. -
Well that sure is interesting. Maybe we should offer something like that for Watson?
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Nah....he's gone for good. Shouldn't have sent me poo pics in my pm box. Damn asshat.
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Dammit man, there's 20 fuggin threads on Watson in here already.
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I want Rhule gone and I think this team won't have a chance until he is gone, but I don't want it done because some player won't come here unless he gets his HC of choice. I know it would probably be Brian Flores who would be an incredible upgrade, but I would rather just Tepper bite the bullet on his own and make it happen rather than using Watson as an excuse. If he's not convinced enough about Rhule to even let it be a non-starter in negotiations with Watson, then Rhule should have been gone already.
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James Campen #1 signing this offseason, so far.
rayzor replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
We don't need to risk it. We don't need to play the game trying to see if we can maybe turn these guys into legit starters. Develop them, but don't act in the off-season like we are counting on them. Just go get guys that know how to do their job. -
That's the damnable thing. A defenses job is to do whatever is necessary to get their clients off the hook, including victim character assassination. Making victims look like perpetrators and their client as the victim which makes it so difficult for any victims to come forward. They get their clients off by making victims look as bad and unreliable as possible. We're these wholesome girls? Don't know. Probably not. Did he coerce them to do things they didn't want to do? Maybe, but all the defense had to do was make that assertion questionable. Were some out for money? Probably, but that doesn't mean that no one was violated or pressured into doing something they didn't want to do. He made some piss poor decisions in all this. The guy went full moron in trying to get the extra duties from these women instead of seeking another route for gratification. At the very least I hope he learned some lessons on where not to look. He earned the suspicion regarding his character and his actions. Real victims of sexual misconduct have a hard enough time coming forward. Poo like this, whether or not the plaintiffs were legit or not, only make it worse.