One thing that hits me pretty hard as a fan

[D34Williams]

3 hours ago, panthers55 said:

Tell me about it. I spent 10,000 dollars to take me and my family to Superbowl 50 and endured 10s of thousand of Denver fans while there. At my age there is a decent chance we won't win a Super Bowl before I go. My advice to you is to go if we get back there no matter the cost. It was worth it even though we lost.

Same poo happened to me man 

[!stUp]

I'm older than most here. I watched my son grow up in BoA. I like most piss and moan when we have seasons like this. But I'm still there, rearranging my work schedule, looking for tickets, wearing my gear, cussing the TV. 

One thing I truly hope and pray, is if we get back to the SB someday before I die is that we win the damed thing 

[KillaCamNewton]

Im a die hard UNC bball fan and if i could give up 2 of the 3 titles weve won in my lifetime just for one Super Bowl I would do it no questions asked

[pepaw]

9 hours ago, juliosantos said:

Sorry for the threads but this I had to get off my mind !

No apology necessary, I really feel this reflects the feelings of a lot of fans on this board.  As you grow as a fan and see core players come and go you tend to have favorites and really start to appreciate the human side of these athletes. 

I still remember TD back when his number was 47 or whatever and he only played special teams as a rookie.  He would jump and try to get the fans hyped for kickoffs. It's crazy going into 2008 the local media was starting to whisper "bust", man what a career he's had since then.  

For the last 5 years or so, our core has been Newton, Kuechly, Olsen, Kalil, Davis, Short +- some others.  To see so many of those plus Pep go out like this is heartbreaking.  

[DeAngelo Beason]

This is why sports are wonderful.

[Harbingers]

Payton Manning Sunset Ride...

[LegioX]

With the way this organization is run, I will not see a Superbowl win in my lifetime. My kids are going to have to go to my gravesite and play the game (right before they win) like that son did for his dad when  (forgot baseball team name) won the World Series.