Jake is on pace to throw 32 picks this season, team on pace for 54 turnovers

[Sam Mills Fan]

If they keep that pace up for the remainder of the season, Jake will wind up near the top 3 most picks thrown in a season in league history and the team will wind up near the top 3 for most turnovers in a season in league history.

Most turnovers in a season:

63 San Francisco, 1978

58 Chi. Bears, 1947

Pittsburgh, 1950

N.Y. Giants, 1983

57 Green Bay, 1950

Houston, 1962, 1963

Pittsburgh, 1965

Most interceptions thrown in a season:

42 George Blanda, Houston, 1962

35 Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay, 1988

34 Frank Tripucka, Denver, 1960

It's a shame that, as the rest of the team continues to get their act together, the passing game is right there with Oakland and Cleveland as the worst in the league.

[Sam Mills Fan]

By the way, Jake has already thrown ten picks in just five games. Here's how many he threw in ENTIRE SEASONS in the past with the Panthers:

2008: 12

2007: 1 (injured early)

2006: 11

2005: 16

2004: 15

2003: 16

[Kevin Greene]

Two words.

Matt Moore.

[bigdog10]

pitiful.

Fox nor Hurney have the balls to make this move, however it is so painfully obvious.

Moore may turn the ball over, but it will not be any worse

[Gman was right]

Jake is going to break Brett Favres INT record all in one season.

[g-man430]

We're going for a record.

[Gman was right]

May as well. We're not going to the playoffs. Lets have some fun and see how many INTs Jake can throw.

[raleigh-panther]

Hey, if Jake's going for a record, go all out I say.

..and just think, two more games against pitiful teams, Tampa and Buffalo...after that, the big boys come to town or the Panthers go to their town.

I'd say its more than possible the record is his.

[Captroop]

It's time to make a change. The main thing I saw today is that we can win without Jake Delhomme. Jake was only a marginal contributor to this victory today. Any QB could have done what he did. So if that's the case, why leave him in? Honestly, how much of a dropoff could there be by going with Matt Moore?

And who knows, with an injection of youth, maybe this team could make some noise in the second half of the season.

[Rononoa3000]

I tell you if Delhomme has a game like this next week and we lose, then he will not be the starter much longer. Even Fox couldn't justify that.

Matt Moore is the future as of right now(until we trade for Quinn or draft Tony Pike) and he can't do any worse.

Thank God we have a talented D and Double Trouble.

P.S. When your QB is playing worse than that horrible, no good, very bad QB in Oakland, you know you got a problem!

[hepcat]

The Panthers would be right there with the top teams in the NFL if we just had a QB. Delhomme isn't going to magically become the QB he was 6 years ago. He's gotten old and everyone knows it, even John Fox. Deangelo and Stewart are nasty, and we still have Steve Smith, who has got to be frustrated. Steve is getting up there in age too, and the Panthers need to squeeze another great year out of him this year.

Overall, I'd say Delhomme is finished, but the Panthers aren't. The defense could make adjustments and be BETTER at least, and the running game is still right there with anyone in the leauge. The schedule gets brutal down the stretch, but these easy games have at least given us some hope...

[Seamonk]

I'm glad Steve Smith only had 1 catch today. That means Jake is trying other options. (FINALLY!) Too bad the tip drill still continues with his INTs. He's just not getting enough arc on those balls. It's no wonder he liked to loft them up there.