what's the maddest you've ever been as a panthers fan?

[pantherclaw]

Any time I read a pantherclaw post.

sweet!

[luke nukem]

Reading through this thread is giving me PTSD about the impending game Ron will single handily loose this season. God I hope he is past it, but my gut is bracing for a heart-breaker/head scratch-er at some point this year. For me its easily the 49ers play-off game. I was there in person and was furious at outcome, then sad once the realization came that I saw Steve Smith's and Jordan Gross's final game as a panther.

[pantherclaw]

Superbowl. 

It was obvious to me that simething was wrong with Mintor, cause he was playing horrible. Iut of position and getting abused. 

Then after the game found out he was out the playing on a broken ankle.  

To hell with everybody blaming kasay. Mintor cost us plenty, including the last TD the Pats scored on us in the game. 

 

Then the 49er playoff game. For obvious reasons.

[Verge]

That Chicago game where they ran a five yard slant about eight times to get the game winning score. 

[RelaxImaPro]

That Chicago game where they ran a five yard slant about eight times to get the game winning score. 

And all those bullshit kicks and punts all game long just to try and keep the ball away from Hester.  I don't think the Bears started a single drive further back than the 40 yard line all fuging game.  Literally a couple of first downs from a FG every single drive... and we lost by less than a FG lmao.

Great fuging strategy there, Ron.

[RelaxImaPro]

That Bears game was probably his worst coached game here by far... and he's had some fuging bad ones.  I was just in awe of how mind-numbingly stupid that whole game was, and his quotes afterwards, "We wanted them to systematically beat us".

[Verge]

That Bears game was probably his worst coached game here by far... and he's had some fuging bad ones.  I was just in awe of how mind-numbingly stupid that whole game was, and his quotes afterwards, "We wanted them to systematically beat us".

Uggghhh

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap2000000086633/Panthers-vs-Bears-highlights

 

[PhillyB]

That Chicago game where they ran a five yard slant about eight times to get the game winning score. 

that and the eighteen times andy dalton threw for a first down last year by pitching it past charles godfrey to the slot receiver are good mentions for the cam era

[cbarrier90]

And all those bullshit kicks and punts all game long just to try and keep the ball away from Hester.  I don't think the Bears started a single drive further back than the 40 yard line all fuging game.  Literally a couple of first downs from a FG every single drive... and we lost by less than a FG lmao.

Great fuging strategy there, Ron.

Didn't Hester run one back that day or was that a different Chicago game? I remember Tim Jennings returning a punt for a touchdown in this game, too.

To answer the OP, pretty much any game from 2012 that was lost when leading in the 4th quarter, especially that infamous Falcons game and the Bills game which began the "Riverboat" era.

In hindsight, we should have seen 2012 coming after having the same thing happen during Cam's rookie year, but 2-14 was so awful, a "fun" 6-10 season where we found a franchise QB might as well have been a playoff team.

[bigskypanthersguy]

When Tony Romo beat the Panthers in his first game. I was at that game with my Dallas Cowboys fan dad.

wasn't that the game Drew Carter got literally hugged as he was trying to go for the ball and there was no call?

nothing in a star wanted to be near me that day, because supernovas don't burn as brightly as my hatred.

[bigskypanthersguy]

How about the whole 49ers playoff game.

Between the bullsh*t refs, Shula going full retard in the redzone, and Kaep doing Cam's celebration, I bout had an anuersym. I was so fuging heated that day (and the following weeks). Godammit, I'm getting angry just thinking about that rigged game.

I have Saints-level hate for Kaentthrowwell after that classless bs he pulled.  wish someone would've knocked him on his ass after that.

[bigskypanthersguy]

There have been so many...but Matt Ryan's GTFO and every Cowboys/Pukesburgh game lately tends to set me off.  Damn I wish we were better against those two teams.

[GoobyPls]

recently that niners playoff game, the refs had were just the worst.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Very few times have I been really pissed off, and I don't remember most of them.. The first rage filled explosion that pops into my mind happened during this play:

 

 

i still remember my entire family huddled around the TV with my heart absolutely racing right before that play.  if we had pulled off the victory that would have been one of the great games in panther history but of course we all know what happened.

re-watching this i had forgotten how bad that defensive play call was though.  my god we dropped so many guys into coverage you'd think it was drew bledsoe or some other statue back there and not what might have been the actual fastest guy on the field who at that point in his career was only dangerous if he could escape the pocket.  it's amazing that it took our coaching staff what, five cracks at it to figure out how to slow down michael vick?