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An apology to the Carolina Panthers players.

Eazy-E

By Eazy-E,
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I am not going to make this a GM or coach bashing thread it is honestly a heart felt apology to the players who bust their ass for this team year after year. 

Guys like Thomas Davis, Luke Kuechly, Greg Olsen, Cam Newton, Ryan Khalil, I am sorry you have to go through this bull poo. Davis and Olsen especially. Their window may now be closed thanks to this disaster of a season. Hell even Charles Johnson even though he has made a fortune playing for terrible Panthers teams. It is just sad This organization has squandered away some of the best years of some of this franchises greatest players. When Steve Smith was let go I hoped he would go to a team with a chance to win a ring and get a shot at the HOF. It just saddens me that after a 17-2 season this is what we all have to witness. 

To guys like Thomas Davis who I believe should have a statue out in front of Bank of America Stadium, I am sorry you have to go through a fuging disaster of a season like this. Same goes to all of the Fans who spend their hard earned money on this team. We all deserve better and it starts at the top. None of us deserve to get poo on like this after the blessing that was the 2015 season.

Sorry I am not even angry anymore just utterly depressed. This season fuging sucks.

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