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Christian McCaffrey, Dave Gettleman, Ron RIvera - notable quotes

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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Idgaf of you think I'm a shitty fan. The Panthers are the only team I like but if it means suffering thru another poo year or two to weed out shitty picks by a shitty coach and gm then so be it.

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I know a lot of fans will be kind of half hoping he's a bust so they can say 'told you so', but he's an exciting player and I'm looking forward to seeing him in action. If he can stay healthy he can be a big boost to the offense, not to mention the return game. 

Any Panthers fan that wants him or any of our picks ever to be a bust is not a "fan"

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Back to the OP, once you realize the amount of study that went into McCaffrey, it becomes plain to see that he was their guy.  It was impressive.  Shula is going to have to put him to use.  He'll be a special teams star for us, and once the game plan for using him gels, we could see some magic plays we haven't normally seen.  

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20 minutes ago, Confined9991 said:

we'd rather get rid of shitty fans like you

No poo! Guess some people just use their heads as a hat rack, I never understand people when it's more important to say I told you so than to win.

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Idgaf of you think I'm a shitty fan. The Panthers are the only team I like but if it means suffering thru another poo year or two to weed out shitty picks by a shitty coach and gm then so be it.


No we are saying you aren't a fan at all. Wishing your team and it's players failure is not being a fan.

Being a fan means cheering and rooting for them to succeed no matter what.

Just saying

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12 minutes ago, d-dave said:

Back to the OP, once you realize the amount of study that went into McCaffrey, it becomes plain to see that he was their guy.  It was impressive.  Shula is going to have to put him to use.  He'll be a special teams star for us, and once the game plan for using him gels, we could see some magic plays we haven't normally seen.  

Yeah, I think it was a tell when Gettleman called him a 3 down player, not a 3 down back

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Just now, carpanfan96 said:

 


No we are saying you aren't a fan at all. Wishing your team and it's players failure is not being a fan.

Being a fan means cheering and rooting for them to succeed no matter what.

Just saying

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Being a fan doesn't entail blindly accepting everything your team does. Its a product that I pay hard earned money to indulge in. If there's something I don't like I have a right to be pissed about it. 

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I have to say I usually am not happy with the picks as they come in. The only ones I immediately felt good about were Star and KB. It's not until I hear Dave and Ron talk about the pick that I start to feel better. Sometimes it's just the fact that we never seem to grab a "sexy" pick, other times I'm worried about how they'll translate.

I don't follow college football, but I remember watching a Stanford game a couple of years ago and saw McCaffrey just light it up. I remembered his name and thinking I bet we don't even get a chance to draft him, but he's special. Anyway, I just want to believe that his abilities will translate to the NFL the way we want. I think guys like him who do it all in college can be scary picks, just because it's often that they're just freaks but raw. Hearing about McCaffrey makes me think he's not raw at all, but a very polished student of the game.

I don't think Dave would take a guy who physically can't handle the NFL game. If Dave isn't afraid of McCaffrey's size, then I guess I shouldn't be either.

excited to see him shred some defenses.

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Being a fan doesn't entail blindly accepting everything your team does. Its a product that I pay hard earned money to indulge in. If there's something I don't like I have a right to be pissed about it. 



"FAN-ATIC" No one said you couldn't be upset or pissed about the pick but a fan doesn't wish failure on his team or it's players. If you really spend money it makes even less sense tbh.

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