Releasing Smith had the opposite of the desired effects

[Panthers8969]

We released him so cam could single handedly lead the team? Well he's injured and without smith's fire everyone is slacking. I think the issue affecting our team is we are lacking leadership rn. Sorry if this is seen as a repeat topic, but its not meant to bash or defend smith like all the other ones. I just think losing smith ironically hurt this team's spirit, especially when he was supposedly cut to help it. Also Hardy meant way more to the team than i had previously thought.

[FugginPoo]

It made the Ravens a contender

 

[AceBoogie]

Calm down it's just march........o wait 

[TheRumGone]

Calm down it's just march........o wait

So you don't think cam can lead this team without smith, aceboogie?

[frash.exe]

Zod...

[4Corners]

We don't know what was said behind closed doors but this looks like a PR disaster for the Panthers and it certainly has blown up in DG's face. 

[PhillyB]

we uh. we also released him because he was a massive cap hit and wouldn't develop the guy we expect to be here for the next decade or better

 

let's ignore that tho

[solorca]

Steve Smith leaving is not the reason this team has sucked the past two weeks.  The offensive line and Defense have nothing to do with him.

 

[Salvo]

Was Smith able to play OL?

[Datawire]

[CelibatePimp]

Where was this post when we were 2-0? Losing brings out the worst in people.

[teeray]

Sorry blood and guts week is over.

Good luck to Smitty, I am sure keeping him here would have improved our O line, and kept our RBs healthy, and Greg Hardy out of trouble, and kept Davis on the field

[SOJA]

nah it didn't. Steve had a shitty year for us last year, and would have this year. also he would have been terrible for Kelvin's development 

[AceBoogie]

So you don't think cam can lead this team without smith, aceboogie?

I think that was a poor excuse to let go of a good player. Im more concerned with the ability of our head coach to be a leader.