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With all the disappointment

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We are in a division with Matt Ryan and Julio Jones, Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, Drew Brees and Sean Payton, I can accept being terrible or mediocre. If there is a time to rebuild/ re-tool... It's now. 

In two years, all but Matt Ryan, Julio, and Sean Payton will be gone. There is a good chance the 2015 Panthers only go 11-5 at best in this division. I like Teddy, but I wish we just decided to roll Kyle Allen and Will Grier out and get Lawrence or Fields. We could've sold a tank job to the fanbase, we get #1-3 in one of the best QB classes in awhile. 

The worst part about this year... We could have a 12-4 team and go 9-7. This makes the 2017 NFCS that sent 3 teams to the postseason look like the NFC East as of late.

I hope we shock the world, win 12 games, and win a Super bowl... But the odds are stacked against us. Two-three years of top ten draft picks will take care of this mess. 

 

 

 

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If it's a total rebuild though, why did we sign Teddy Bridgewater to a 3 year, $63M contract? Tre Boston to a 3 year, $18M contract? Robby Anderson to a 2 year, $20M contract? Stephen Weatherly to a 2 year, $12.5M contract? Juston Burris to a 2 year, $8M contract? John Miller to a 1 year, $4M contract?

Everything we did this off-season other than re-signing Christian McCaffrey was all about overpaying mediocre vets on short-term bandaid deals.

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6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If it's a total rebuild though, why did we sign Teddy Bridgewater to a 3 year, $63M contract? Tre Boston to a 3 year, $18M contract? Robby Anderson to a 2 year, $20M contract? Stephen Weatherly to a 2 year, $12.5M contract? Juston Burris to a 2 year, $8M contract? John Miller to a 1 year, $4M contract?

Everything we did this off-season other than re-signing Christian McCaffrey was all about overpaying mediocre vets on short-term bandaid deals.

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