Official Panthers at Packers lord have mercy on our souls gameday thread

[jayflip]

Is there still anyone out there willing to defend Teddy?

[Monrowed]

Teddy, surprised I am not

 

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Silent Majority said:

Aaron is an amazing player. Never said otherwise. The fact that I would have to "look around", is case in point that the national narrative, is not in fact, that he is a "dick".

You don't really have to look that hard. There's plenty of discussion.

Heck, some of his old teammates called him out for being "uncoachable" not that long ago.

[beo]

4 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

This season summarized 

 I can't tell where Teddy is in this image, is he the guy on the bench slamming his helmet or the trash can behind it?

[Double Trouble]

If we wanted to spend money on a bridge QB, they could have spent 1/2 the $  and got someone with some actual upside like Mariota. Not to mention he is 10x more fun to watch.

[pantherj]

GB has a 97.3% chance to win thanks to Buttwater.

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, t96 said:

Nobody around the NFL considers Rodgers to be dislikable. That perception is only there because of the family stuff, and while I don't know much about that situation, from the little I have seen from Aaron's brother, Aaron may very well be in the right in that conflict.

His own former teammates have called him out more than once.

[t96]

4 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

While its cool for our egos to be right about having not wanted to sign him and knowing exactly who he was, I can't find any solace in it.  This team legitimately could've won 8+ games with competent QB play.  I'd be so much more content if he had proved us wrong, or if they had played someone who could win games, but alas, here we are.  Teddy is almost single-handedly responsible for 6 of our 8 losses, and about to be 7 of our 9.  Dude is horrible and I wish our franchise hadn't made this mistake...  I dont give a poo about being right when it comes at the expense of our team losing and wasting another year of our lives pulling for them while they do it.  Smh...  this sucks.

Please tell me where we were going to find that this offseason. Trading up for Herbert? That would've been the only option and in hindsight it would be a great move but at the time the Huddle would've gone fuging crazy if we did that. Not a fan of the Teddy signing at all -- at the time or now. But it's not like there were better options out there. I wish we didn't commit next year's cap space to Teddy but aside from that it's not really a big deal. It's not like we chose Teddy over some other option that would've been better. There were no realistic better options.

[Proudiddy]

2 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

It is what it is at this point. All you can do is just laugh at this point. I would've liked to be wrong, but I'm not going to be sad for something I saw coming.

I'm with you, im just tired of paid professionals doing poo that fans know better than and wasting years of our fandom and years of priceless resources as a result of their ineptitude.  Tired of this poo.

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

6 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

This season summarized 

he even throws his helmet for minimal yards

[PNW_PantherMan]

Our front office let Cam go at the right time.  Which is actually very surprising given the history of hanging onto vets too long.

Separate from that, they were wrong about Teddy.  We should have just rolled with Kyle Allen or PJ Walker.

[Inimicus]

Just now, rah53 said:

About to turn it over to the UFC. Not gonna watch this disappointment. That's all I can call this team, a disappointment.

 

[Jmac]

This team is so fugged up. When Cam was here and healthy, he had sh%t players around him. They finally get some quality offensive players, they get the guy that is a JAG or worse. Everything is always ass backwards with this outfit.

[pantherj]

1 minute ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

he even throws his helmet for minimal yards

And you know it took every ounce of arm strength he had.