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Jeremy Igo

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KB is right, they did look good. He's in awe that Matt's receivers are doing what they have failed to for the most part. Maybe he's drawing inspiration.

Atlanta has looked good, but I do not think they win a SB this year.


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Wow he drew inspiration after we have completely let the season go down the shitter you know I wouldn't have a problem with him finding inspiration if it was just a little bit earlier and it actually mattered and we could've salvaged the season but you know it's OK it is OK because he will come back stronger next year let's just pray about this because if he doesn't he gone have to catch this fade


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Wow he drew inspiration after we have completely let the season go down the shitter you know I wouldn't have a problem with him finding inspiration if it was just a little bit earlier and it actually mattered and we could've salvaged the season but you know it's OK it is OK because he will come back stronger next year let's just pray about this because if he doesn't he gone have to catch this fade


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[emoji23]he's gonna catch the fade? That's funny as hell to me. I hope he uses it as inspiration for next year. Come back and be leaner and more aware. I hope or whole offense comes back more focused and aware, Cam included.


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Nor the concept that, to begrudge someones opinion because it differs from your own, is incredibly petulant and bitchy. fuging clowns.


It's not that I don't like the message .... because let's face it they were good...like I said before I just don't like that it was him saying it of all the people on the panthers Now what would be exciting is if one of the coaches say for instance Shula said that I would be slightly tickled.


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[emoji23]he's gonna catch the fade? That's funny as hell to me. I hope he uses it as inspiration for next year. Come back and be leaner and more aware. I hope or whole offense comes back more focused and aware, Cam included.


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Girl his ass is on the couch watching the Playoffs . BIG JUICY, I have a gut feeling , ain't gone change poo. I pray he does but let's be realistic this is cupcake we are talking bout . ..... yes I just called him cupcake and he's gonna be cupcake until he proves that he is not a cupcake.


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13 hours ago, TheRed said:

Meh, they are playing well, they improved their team while we sat on our hands, resting on our laurels.

Getting bent out of shape at KB for complimenting them as a means of over compensating for our own errors would be misplaced anger.

Couldn't agree more with this.  #TheRedforPresident.  

What kills me is the Gettlemen apologist seem pretty content with this "bad year."  Makes no damn sense.  

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7 minutes ago, nctarheel0619 said:

Couldn't agree more with this.  #TheRedforPresident.  

What kills me is the Gettlemen apologist seem pretty content with this "bad year."  Makes no damn sense.  

Some people here would throw the Pope under the bus if it meant absolving Gettleman of responsibility for his lack of offseason moves.

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20 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Some people here would throw the Pope under the bus if it meant absolving Gettleman of responsibility for his lack of offseason moves.

They get mad at CPPanther or whatever his name is, for saying crazy poo blaming Gettlemen.  But, they sound just as dumb stating how it's "okay" to have a bad year after going to the Super Bowl and winning 15 games.  Sad part?  Tampa, and Atlanta caught up with us.  That's the sad thing.  

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1 minute ago, nctarheel0619 said:

They get mad at CPPanther or whatever his name is, for saying crazy poo blaming Gettlemen.  But, they sound just as dumb stating how it's "okay" to have a bad year after going to the Super Bowl and winning 15 games.  Sad part?  Tampa, and Atlanta caught up with us.  That's the sad thing.  

We got swept by the Bucs.

The year after appearing in the Super Bowl.

Let that sink in.

THE BUCS.

But what oh what in the world could we have done to prevent this? I just don't know. It's crazy, I know it's not Gettleman's fault though, that poor fella. It's cool guys, we can afford to have throwaway seasons with two superstar talents on each side of the ball (Cam/Luke) getting another year older while we just kick the tires, and the rest of the league improves. No biggie.

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3 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Missed FGs, terrible special teams play, awful penalties, terrible play calls, terrible clock management, key injuries and on and on

Here's the thing, this poo was around last year.  Gettlemen needed to do work in the offseason to mask these defencies with this team.  He didn't, The NFL caught up, started outcoaching Shula/Rivera per usual, and the defense got incredibly worse because of Gettlemen.  Simple as that.  

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