Anderson wasn't good enough for Carolina

[top dawg]

It's useless in the grand scheme of things.

[Snake]

This team wasn't good enough for CJ Anderson.

[top dawg]

9 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

We'd be in the playoffs right now if we didn't have coaches and management that did stupid things.

What, like financially hamstring the team with an inept LT with a bad contract that negatively impacts the team and offensive line for years to come? Yeah, that was pretty stupid indeed. 

[Mr. Scot]

5 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Like I said, the only reason that we're having this discussion right now is because of Anderson's game last night. That's it. This is another tiresome, poo on Hurney and Rivera thread, at all costs, by any means necessary, led by the master hater, Scot.

Yeah, I started this thread and nobody agrees with me 

And it's not like there are national analysts who never visit this board - like that guy from USA Today that you like - calling us stupid or anything.

 

[tiger7_88]

2 hours ago, Cdw said:

What these folks dont understand is.... we needed to cut CJ loose.... how else were we gonna get a look at that CAP guy.....

Well, in my boy CAP's defense, he was just as effective sitting on the bench doing nothing while CMC got 99.99% of the carries as CJ was.

[top dawg]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Yeah, I started this thread and nobody agrees with me 

And it's not like there are national analysts who never visit this board - like that guy from USA Today that you like - calling us stupid or anything.

 

Great click bait, but still doesn't change the fact that Cam's injury was significantly more causative of our downfall than the release of Anderson. It still doesn't change the likelihood of us getting to the playoffs (which was basically nil). And, it still doesn't change the fact that it makes sense to keep C-Mac on the field as much as you can. 

Hooray for click bait! 

Just go ahead and have your useless Hurney-Rivera Hatefest. Others absolutely agree with you, and others are also more honest about it. It's your thing. Take every opportunity and use any means necessary to spew the hate. 

Letthehateflowthroughyou.gif

 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Great click bait, but still doesn't change the fact that Cam's injury was significantly more causative of our downfall than the release of Anderson. It still doesn't change the likelihood of us getting to the playoffs (which was basically nil). And, it still doesn't change the fact that it makes sense to keep C-Mac on the field as much as you can. 

Hooray for click bait! 

Just go ahead and have your useless Hurney-Rivera Hatefest. Others absolutely agree with you, and others are also more honest about it. It's your thing. Take every opportunity and use any means necessary to spew the hate. 

Letthehateflowthroughyou.gif

You do realize I actually didn't start this thread, right? Unless you think I somehow have shadow puppets.

As mentioned before, you're getting seriously emotional about this stuff to the point of coming unglued.

[top dawg]

7 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Well, in my boy CAP's defense, he was just as effective sitting on the bench doing nothing while CMC got 99.99% of the carries as CJ was.

Honestly, Anderson and Artis-Payne are probably more similar than people want to admit. We'll probably never know because Artis-Payne has just never really been given the opportunity. Anderson has been given the opportunity, even up to the point of helping the Broncos beat us in the Super Bowl, but Denver booted him all the same, and no one rushed to pick him up. Even after we released him, teams still pretty much had a take-him-or-leave-him type of attitude. And, like I said earlier, thus far their average running the ball isn't that different, though Anderson has had arguably better O-lines.

[top dawg]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

You do realize I actually didn't start this thread, right? Unless you think I somehow have shadow puppets.

As mentioned before, you're getting seriously emotional about this stuff to the point of coming unglued.

Oh, there you go with the "emotional" stuff. Yeah, I'm filled with so much mirth at your posts that I'm literally laughing out loud.

It doesn't matter who started the thread. That doesn't matter. You, like a Pavlovian subject, just can't help yourself. You dump on Hurney and Rivera at EVERY opportunity, but it's the drive-bys---the passive aggressive potshots on them, and largely useless, that is your specialty. Bravo! Just be honest about it.

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, top dawg said:

Oh, there you go with the "emotional" stuff. Yeah, I'm filled with so much mirth at your posts that I'm literally laughing out loud.

It doesn't matter who started the thread. That doesn't matter. You, like a Pavlovian subject, just can't help yourself. You dump on Hurney and Rivera at EVERY opportunity, but it's the drive-bys---the passive aggressive potshots on them, and largely useless, that is your specialty. Bravo! Just be honest about it.

We'll, I did notice that a little while ago you were saying you weren't going to talk about this with me because my view is so simplistic, yet here you still are.

But I'm the one who "can't help myself". Yeah 

[top dawg]

2 minutes ago, Panthers2019 said:

he was the perfect Stewart replacement for us and we refuse to play him and that after all the yars we still played stewart when we knew he was finished.

I would argue that Artis-Payne should have been given more opportunity over Stew. Maybe, just maybe, if we had given Artis-Payne a chance, then Anderson wouldn't have ever been a Panther and we wouldn't be having this pretty much useless discussion.

[top dawg]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

We'll, I did notice that a little while ago you were saying you weren't going to talk about this with me because my view is so simplistic, yet here you still are.

But I'm the one who "can't help myself". Yeah 

I'm not talking about Anderson with you as much am talking about your need to go overboard with your Hurney-Rivera Hatefest. That's probably sailed above your head though.

[MHS831]

13 hours ago, PantherCam213 said:

I can't believe we pissed away that kind of player.

I can.

[Mr. Scot]

37 minutes ago, top dawg said:

I'm not talking about Anderson with you as much am talking about your need to go overboard with your Hurney-Rivera Hatefest. That's probably sailed above your head though.

Riiiight.

Here's the thing, dude. I don't "hate" guys for being lousy at their jobs.

Nor do I hate them for cutting my favorite player (something you could stand to do less of, by the way).

On the flipside, I also don't support guys keeping jobs they do poorly.

But the biggest difference between you and me is that I don't change my positions just to spite people.

I believe what I believe, regardless of whether someone else does or not. Whereas you're apparently so desperate to win an argument with me that you'll take up ridiculous ideas just to do so.

No offense dude, but you're not that important to me.

I talk football on this board because I enjoy doing so, not because I'm on a mission to change people's minds or be popular.  if that kind of thing mattered to me, I just go along with what everybody else says. I don't.

Now, when this is no longer fun, that's when I'll stop. And admittedly, cheering for a team that's going to continue to be mediocre takes a lot of the fun out of it, so that's a real possibility.

if I do, then I suppose you can declare yourself the winner of the argument and maybe you'll feel a sense of satisfaction.

Here's hoping, right?