Best Team in NFC South

[Jangler]

1 hour ago, arbnranger said:

If you compare the teams since 1995

(Regular season)

Atlanta - 189-178-1

Saints- 184-184

Panthers- 183-184-1

Bucks- 168-200

wow, the bucs suck...

creamcicle anybody?

[NJPanthers12]

3 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

But hey, let's not mess with the whole "ineptitude of the franchise throughout its life" idea that has run rampant through the Huddle over the last year. You can point out that 21 teams have worse overall records than us, but it won't matter.

They want to compare us to the history of the Patriots and Broncos, Steelers and Cowboys over the last couple of decades, glossing over the hard years each of those franchises suffered through. They'll tell you that Rivera sucks and that Fox sucked before him. They cut their teeth on Madden and saw Belichick run the last two decades of championships through Foxboro.

In short, they're putzes and schmucks. They want their participation trophies and have no idea how darned hard it is to win a championship in the NFL and how rare it is to even hit .500 for a franchise's lifetime.

Lol only would this fan base say they are a more successful franchise than the Bucs and saints when they both have Super Bowls. I forgot the whole reason they play this game is to be .500.

[LA_Panther]

Love the #s, but in all fairness, we came into the league in the salary cap era. We had the expansion draft and we were stacked right away. Before the salary cap era, expansion teams sucked for a long a$$ time before starting to look like an NFL team. 

[saints4lifeagain]

1 hour ago, LA_Panther said:

Love the #s, but in all fairness, we came into the league in the salary cap era. We had the expansion draft and we were stacked right away. Before the salary cap era, expansion teams sucked for a long a$$ time before starting to look like an NFL team. 

Pre-salary cap was a different era all together. You have to be a terrible, terrible franchise to suck consistently during the salary cap era.