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Smitty may be even more pissed than we thought (Panthers related)


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To say he hurt the team more than he helped it is idiotic. Jake Delhomme wouldn't have made it even a full year without Steve bailing him out. We'd have been a carousel for QBs, ala the Cleveland Browns.

 

he had a pretty good year with moose when smitty was injured, but i'm not surprised you forgot about that

 

jakes decline happened when he started forcing smitty the ball, because smitty is a bully, and jake is a nice guy

 

then smitty stopped workiing for jake, and basically lead the charge to get him out of here.   i find it poetic justice that the same thing happened to him that happened to jake

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Smitty needs to shut the fug up. Smitty's name needs to be filtered from the Huddle.  Smitty, blah blah blah...

 

So who is the one being emotional?

 

 

Just laugh at it and reminisce for old time's sake and chalk it up to Smitty being Smitty.  

 

As for week four, I hope that we can win fair and square and that no injuries are suffered during the game on either side.

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Smitty needs to shut the fug up. Smitty's name needs to be filtered from the Huddle.  Smitty, blah blah blah...

 

So who is the one being emotional?

 

 

Just laugh at it and reminisce for old time's sake and chalk it up to Smitty being Smitty.  

 

As for week four, I hope that we can win fair and square and that no injuries are suffered during he game on either side.

 

who is a professional, and who is an anonymous fan posting on the internet?

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Obviously you did not bother to read the article.

BREAKING NEWS

 

SS#89 incapable of lying or embellishing.  All he says should be taken as dogma.

Pay no attention to what he says on the radio, live, with no filters or handlers.

 

CP I got no prob with you but I listen to WFNZ from 7:20 to 5:30 all day every day.  

 

I didn't disremember. 

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I hope RR puts Norman on him to start the game just to piss Smitty off.

 

 

Let him get ejected.

If anyone on our team can get under Smitty's skin, it would be Norman. lol

 

 

I agree with you that Marc James sucked ass... I'm a regular listener of WFNZ and I do not remember Steve saying these things. He said he desired to make the HOF. And I think he's already earned that personally but I'm biased. I remember him saying he wanted to play the slot... which implies having a successor. Link or I'm not buying it.

 

As far as grooming other receivers, his job never was to do that, it was to be a great receiver. Do you think anyone groomed Steve? Hell no. He earned everything he got. What knuckleheads did Marty Hurney draft worth grooming anyways?

Smitty has credited Ricky for helping to make him into a more complete WR. So...yup, Smitty has gotten groomed by someone.

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BREAKING NEWS

 

SS#89 incapable of lying or embellishing.  All he says should be taken as dogma.

Pay no attention to what he says on the radio, live, with no filters or handlers.

 

CP I got no prob with you but I listen to WFNZ from 7:20 to 5:30 all day every day.  

 

I didn't disremember. 

 

Again, it's a player's word against what you feel. Unless you have any evidence to suggest otherwise, why would I believe he was lying? The quotes are from an interview he gave to sports illustrated.

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