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I think it is evident if you read opinions that there are two groups of Huddlers: Those who refer to themselves as realists when they are actually pessimists and if positivity is presented to them, they do all they can to discount it. There are also the dreamers, those who are finding victories and bright spots in what has been a seven year stroll through Tepper's sewer. If you can't see the positives now, you either don't want to be wrong or your life has been so chock full of humiliation and failure, you see no other possible outcome. Canales has this team upbeat and optimistic when they are 4-12. He got a terrible QB playing better, and the team has become competitive. Those are facts, but if you say it, you get bombarded by the pessimists who feel the need to call you a dreamer who does not understand the game of football. No Cam, you are not the only optimist on here and there is plenty of reasons to know that if you read the posts of others carefully. I am excited about the offseason. You can't let the pessimists drag you down; it is how they feel equal, as opposed to sharing a positive vision. I am critical at times, but i am also hopeful. Quite simply, we don't know why someone who is constantly berating the Panthers would spend so much time on boards attacking others who do not share his darkest dispositions. Perhaps it was the restraining order their mothers filed against them when they were breast feeding. Maybe it was the humility of constantly being rejected by hookers--we will never know. I see people with no counter points attacking those with them--calling others "dumb" because if you have no points or a valid argument, you attack those that do. It is common today. The Happy Police monitor this board to make sure no sunshine peeps through the clouds. They thrive in negativity and gloom, something that started long before they were huddlers. -
A good GM can overcome this and with us somehow getting the Ram's 2nd for this year (still not sure how DM pulled that off) the handicap from the Bryce trade is basically gone now and we have a full deck to work with again. DMs first draft looked really good early then fizzled a bit as the season went on mostly due to XL regressing and Brooks getting reinjured. Can't argue he had an excellent FA tho. I'm excited to see what he does this draft and FA. -
By Ricky Spanish · Posted
I had us at 4 wins minimum, 6 wins ceiling. It was a building year to try and right the ship and see improvement as the season went on, and I'll be damned if that isn't exactly what happened and I'm going to nail my prediction.
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