That's it, I'm making it official

[partyrock04]

We couldn't run the football from inside the 5 and our un-creative offensive coordinator couldnt come up with anything else thats why we lost. We could of been up 21 nothing, against a much better team, otherwise and we were well in the game most of the time, clean the sand out of your vagina, and stop being an over-dramatic diva.

Talk about over dramatic lol u kill me. Could of should of but we didn't. Are defend came to play today but seem like are offense is always trailing behind. Btw buddy watch your mouth.

[NorthTryon]

Listen, I've seen Cam make spectacular throws.  He's a great player.  Yet it's getting down to crunch time.  We are about to enter the point of no return.  I want to know if I got a guy who has the ability to win multiple superbowls, or just a guy who can put up probowl numbers.  Four years into his career, I just don't see the year in year out guy.  I don't see the Peyton,Brady,Rodgers guy.  I see a rich man's Daunte Culpepper.  I believe it would be better to trade him away, get some 1st round picks, and build this team up.  Amari Cooper looks like a generational player.  We could get him to play alongside Benjamin.  At the same time draft Landon Collins and draft a great OT in Ereck Flowers.  In the second round draft some more talent. (Then next year having two first round picks as well)  Cam would serve the team better in this purpose if you ask me.  Still take this team to the superbowl, but in a different way.

This reminds me of my boy saying he wanted the Panthers to draft A.J. Green and I would say, "Who's gonna throw him the ball? He can't throw the ball to himself."

 

Some of y'all act like good QBs grow on trees. Part of me wishes your scenario would happen and you end up with the next Randy Fasani as the starting QB.

[Semaj]

If I was ever to quit being a fan it will likely be because of the fan base and not the players, horrible coaching, front office or owner. Worst fans. Smh

[Evodion]

Listen, I've seen Cam make spectacular throws.  He's a great player.  Yet it's getting down to crunch time.  We are about to enter the point of no return.  I want to know if I got a guy who has the ability to win multiple superbowls, or just a guy who can put up probowl numbers.  Four years into his career, I just don't see the year in year out guy.  I don't see the Peyton,Brady,Rodgers guy.  I see a rich man's Daunte Culpepper.  I believe it would be better to trade him away, get some 1st round picks, and build this team up.  Amari Cooper looks like a generational player.  We could get him to play alongside Benjamin.  At the same time draft Landon Collins and draft a great OT in Ereck Flowers.  In the second round draft some more talent. (Then next year having two first round picks as well)  Cam would serve the team better in this purpose if you ask me.  Still take this team to the superbowl, but in a different way.

 

Why do you keep comparing him to 3 guys that are or could be 3 out of the top 5 QBs of all time. He may never be that guy, and you don't have to be that guy to win. Your also putting alot of stock into a bunch of guys who have never played an NFL down in there lives, and what do you plan on doing at QB? putting an Andy Dalton back there? How about building around a talented QB you already have which will also allow him to be more consistent. How is he supposed to be consistent with 5 new WRs and a bunch of undrafted free agents on the O-line. The job of the team is to surround what you believe to be the franchise QB with people to help him out. Not surround him with a bunch of below average Offensive linemen, 30+ year old possesion receivers, and basically 3 rookie recievers. You have to give your guy to chance.

[Evodion]

Talk about over dramatic lol u kill me. Could of should of but we didn't. Are defend came to play today but seem like are offense is always trailing behind. Btw buddy watch your mouth.

 

Whatever buddy lol. Ya it was Cam, we Get it LMAO. Talk about delusional lol.

[tiger7_88]

To quote the wise and venerable Sloth:

 

"If Newton does leave for whatever reason, I'm just going to park on the huddle as much as possible and watch the sad, tear-streaked little faces when 2nd/3rd round blue collar QB Caucasio McLunchpail fails to take the team anywhere. - Sloth"

[Matthias]

 

This reminds me of my boy saying he wanted the Panthers to draft A.J. Green and I would say, "Who's gonna throw him the ball? He can't throw the ball to himself."

 

Some of y'all act like good QBs grow on trees. Part of me wishes your scenario would happen and you end up with the next Randy Fasani as the starting QB.

 

We can have an Andy Dalton, Joe Flacco, Alex Smith type guy throwing them the ball.  I like DA throwing to Olsen, KB, Amari, and Swolebones.

 

Why do you keep comparing him to 3 guys that are or could be 3 out of the top 5 QBs of all time. He may never be that guy, and you don't have to be that guy to win. Your also putting alot of stock into a bunch of guys who have never played an NFL down in there lives, and what do you plan on doing at QB? putting an Andy Dalton back there? How about building around a talented QB you already have which will also allow him to be more consistent. How is he supposed to be consistent with 5 new WRs and a bunch of undrafted free agents on the O-line. The job of the team is to surround what you believe to be the franchise QB with people to help him out. Not surround him with a bunch of below average Offensive linemen, 30+ year old possesion receivers, and basically 3 rookie recievers. You have to give your guy to chance.

 

I doubt Rivera will give Cam an adequate chance as long as he's here.  This season is a wash then.  We've confirmed there is absolutely nothing we can do with this O-line, and our receivers suck.  I wish if that were the case, they would play Anderson.  Let me see what a more traditional QB can do with this kind of team.

[Evodion]

 

 

 

We can have an Andy Dalton, Joe Flacco, Alex Smith type guy throwing them the ball.  I like DA throwing to Olsen, KB, Amari, and Swolebones.

 

 

I doubt Rivera will give Cam an adequate chance as long as he's here.  This season is a wash then.  We've confirmed there is absolutely nothing we can do with this O-line, and our receivers suck.  I wish if that were the case, they would play Anderson.  Let me see what a more traditional QB can do with this kind of team.

 

 

Other than Flacco you may as well have cam doing it, cause Dalton and smith haven't done anything either. I'M starting to lose faith in this staff quite frankly. If shula is running the show thats a problem, as well as Ron letting it happen.

[NorthTryon]

 

 

 

We can have an Andy Dalton, Joe Flacco, Alex Smith type guy throwing them the ball.  I like DA throwing to Olsen, KB, Amari, and Swolebones.

 

[partyrock04]

Whatever buddy lol. Ya it was Cam, we Get it LMAO. Talk about delusional lol.

U just don't stop do u with the name callin. Are u mad bro.

[Fenrir]

 

 

 

We can have an Andy Dalton, Joe Flacco, Alex Smith type guy throwing them the ball.  I like DA throwing to Olsen, KB, Amari, and Swolebones.

 

 

I doubt Rivera will give Cam an adequate chance as long as he's here.  This season is a wash then.  We've confirmed there is absolutely nothing we can do with this O-line, and our receivers suck.  I wish if that were the case, they would play Anderson.  Let me see what a more traditional QB can do with this kind of team.

 

 

DA proved in his multiple times as a starter that he isn't in the same stratosphere as the 3 QBs you listed. Cam Newton is the first true franchise QB this team has had since its inception, and fans want to trade him. It's asinine. To truly become a contender, this team must address the secondary and oline through the draft and free agency, because both are a huge detriment right now. 

[jumpman910]

so let me get this straight. the carolina panthers won the division last year. they are in first place as of right now. they are a year or two away from being done with all of their bad contracts. they found their first ever franchise quarterback and now we want to trade him. this is exactly why this fan base cannot have nice things.

Man...I hate to see what our fans would say if we actually had a bad qb...what the actual fug man.

Cam is being wasted here, and it's just sad.

Everyone of these posts are nothing but the TRUTH. Its really starting to get sad.

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[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

To quote the wise and venerable Sloth:

 

"If Newton does leave for whatever reason, I'm just going to park on the huddle as much as possible and watch the sad, tear-streaked little faces when 2nd/3rd round blue collar QB Caucasio McLunchpail fails to take the team anywhere. - Sloth"

 

yeah that's kind of a common trope on this board.  i think we can thank delhomme's improbable run for that-it's had a lasting impact on the mentality of our fans.

 

really if that formula worked don't you think quarterback would turn into what the running back position is now-meaning most teams in the league consider the position somewhat disposable and more a function of the players around him?  if that was the case i'm sure most franchises would probably like that because a top shelf quarterback usually has a hefty price tag or will once a rookie contract ends.  it'd be much less risky and expensive to plug in the billy voleks and josh mccowns of the world after all wouldn't it?

[jumpman910]

DA proved in his multiple times as a starter that he isn't in the same stratosphere as the 3 QBs you listed. Cam Newton is the first true franchise QB this team has had since its inception, and fans want to trade him. It's asinine. To truly become a contender, this team must address the secondary and oline through the draft and free agency, because both are a huge detriment right now.

People forget how bad DA is when he's asked to be a starter and Alex Smith and Dalton aren't any better than Cam. And flacco has his moments

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