Likely won't see Cam in a Panthers uni again

[therealmjl]

2 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

 

Here's a screenshot in case folks can't see the tweet or it gets deleted:

Oh my :(

[tiger7_88]

50 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

No matter who the next coach is he's not cutting or trading a productive last year first round pick. 

Mainly because 1st round rookie contracts are guaranteed. Ain’t no coach/GM gonna flush a talented YOUNG player with a huge buy-out, no matter the “fit”.

[beastson]

If Jeremy says it, then the opposite will happen

[micnificent28]

1 minute ago, beastson said:

If Jeremy says it, then the opposite will happen

That's what us that are old enough to be around the huddle for a while have come to find out is true.

[therealmjl]

9 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

That's what us that are old enough to be around the huddle for a while have come to find out is true.

Stephen Hill- training camp MVP

[micnificent28]

5 minutes ago, mjligon said:

Stephen Hill- training camp MVP

The classics never die... and the armah hype train.

[Mr. Scot]

20 minutes ago, beastson said:

If Jeremy says it, then the opposite will happen

Zack's predictions have been pretty much spot on.

[Captain Morgan]

just read a thought about where Cam goes...everyone saying Chicago.  If Brady retires.....and .....

 

[Mr. Scot]

12 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

just read a thought about where Cam goes...everyone saying Chicago.  If Brady retires.....and .....

I know a lot of people say Chicago for obvious reasons, but they run an Andy Reid style West Coast Offense. I'm not sure I see that playing to his strengths.

New England? Maybe. Maybe even Miami. They both run an Erhardt-Perkins which is closer in practice to the Coryell that we run.

And yeah, seeing Newton play for Belichick would suck.

[Greatman77]

22 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

And yeah, seeing Newton play for Belichick would suck.

Belichick will retire when Brady does. There is nowhere to go but down after Brady is done.

[beastson]

I have no problem with the patriots. I would have no problem seeing what Cam can do on the Patriots

[outlaw4]

I'm in the "I'll believe it when I see it" boat but Cam going on injured reserve does raise the odds that - via trade, release or retirement - this is the end of an era.

Whatever happens, I can't help but think all the way back during the 2015 campaign. I wish I had saved a post I made during that magical run because I raised serious concerns that what he was doing up to that point simply wasn't sustainable career-wise. There was going to be a price to pay in the future and we had better win the Super Bowl that year. I get the impression we're paying that price now and it's a question of whether it's worth risking keeping Cam in the hopes of some type of bounceback.

Emotions aside, I am finding it harder to justify keeping Cam because:

1. The cap savings that can be used to keep other core players around

2. Potential draft capital via a trade, something we've botched in the past with prior players

3. Allen is showing that he's at least a workable intermin solution  

4. It removes the distraction of constant questions about our QB's health

5. Tepper will find it easier to fire both Rivera and Hurney at the end of this year or the next since both are linked to the Cam era

[LxDunn]

6 hours ago, WoahW said:

Igo getting them ad revenue clicks already! Wooo boy. 1000% speculation presented as almost fact 

Lmao 

[Mr. Scot]

54 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

Belichick will retire when Brady does. There is nowhere to go but down after Brady is done.

A couple of years ago, I might have agreed with this. These days, I'm not so sure.

General belief from a lot of folks is that if Belichick does retire, he'll hand the reins over to Josh McDaniels.