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

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Ergent Seth

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it's a natural reaction. if i got let go and signed with a another team damn right i'd have a chip on my shoulder. what's he supposed to do? smile and send flowers to Gman and co? it's in his bones. it's sad to see people talk bad about him after all he's done for us. he's a panthers legend and the amount of disrespect being shown here is disgusting.

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also give the smith is going to get ejected a rest..............he wants to prove DG wrong, unless he had personal issues with some of the db's besides Harper i don't see smith personal attacking guys he called teammates a year ago..........and i pretty sure he realizes they weren't responsible for his release

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Cmon bro. Steve Smith returned the opening kickoff his rookie year for a TD. He earned a starting spot in 2002 and had 54 catches that year. Ricky Proehl didn't come until 2003. Steve was already well on his way to be very successful. No one held his hand and gave him opportunities. Ricky Proehl is great, but Steve was already on his way to be great before Ricky Proehl dawned a Panthers jersey.

See, this is the problem with most fans. They only see what they want. Reality/truth be dammed.

Everyone knows Smitty's history. What he did, where he came from, all that jazz. If you don't know about Ricky helping him, there is nothing I can do for you.

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it's a natural reaction. if i got let go and signed with a another team damn right i'd have a chip on my shoulder. what's he supposed to do? smile and send flowers to Gman and co? it's in his bones. it's sad to see people talk bad about him after all he's done for us. he's a panthers legend and the amount of disrespect being shown here is disgusting.

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its disgusting the way he disrespects my team, the panthers, and the way smitty jock riders line up to defend him for it is disgusting

 

smitty thought he was bigger than the panthers and he wasn't

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"Vintage Smitty" is like pregnant women smoking back in the 60's.

 

It was OK back then, but that poo ain't OK now.

 

I know right.  Seeing that clip really made me feel like we were harboring a moron the whole time.  Most fans don't want to hear it, but if he had done the same stuff he did here(Punching CBs and beating other WRs to a pulp in the film room) he would have been gone a long time ago.  Gettleman came in and was like I don't want that on my team. 

 

This team is closer to Gettleman's ideal team.  Its like Greg Olsen told Roman Harper, "There really isn't a bad apple in the bunch".  Looking at that clip makes me think Steve is rotten to the core and was an issue last year.

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Week 1:

15 targets, 7 catches, 4 drops, 118 Yd, 1 Td

Vs

8 targets, 6 receptions, 0 drops, 92 Yd, 1 Td

Sorry Steve, DG knows what he's doing.

 

The two didn't have to be mutually exclusive.

 

Smitty is the WR2, much like he would have been here.  How about compare his stats to J-Co's?

 

4 targets, 4 receptons. 0 drops, 32 Yds, 0 TDs.

 

And let's not mention the fact that Smitty had an uncharacteristic amount of drops.

 

Just sayin'.

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I'm a fan of the team only. Never of a single player. There are Panthers that I will always be grateful for, and Smitty is certainly one of them.

 

But he's a Raven now. Carolina has moved on. I've moved on. Some you should move on.

 

Smitty hasn't and that's fine. If he pulls anything funny against us, whatever it may be, I sincerely hope our defensive leaders maintain integrity. Otherwise, it will be the 49ers all over again and could get ugly for us.

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