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What is a Successful Season? And is it a regime saving season (If not, what is)?
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davos,
in Carolina Panthers
What's a successful season?
62 members have voted
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1. What's a successful season? Sorting this by what would be an improvement over 2021 record.
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6-7 wins, no playoffs but team seems improved2
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8-9 wins, no playoffs, team is noticeably improved (I.E. Baker is promising)8
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8-9 wins, last wildcard24
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10+ wins, playoff berth20
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Record schmecord, we need a playoff appearance and playoff win8
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By CamWhoaaCam · Posted
The Manning's are not letting their nephew play for the worst owner in the NFL. This Manning talk is just a pipe dream. -
Jimmy G, M. Rudolph or PJ Walker. Rudolph does have some pretty good stats last year despite limited playing time. He may finally be developing into an NFL QB. Could be a needle in the haystack. And I think holding out on Manning is the best move. I believe he will be a generational QB. -
When they literally told Diontae he was the X the day he arrived. Canales scheme is WR1 dependant. I said a few times during the offseason how Evans bailed him out. We don’t have that guy. Canales called 3 plays for Diontae down in the red zone. 1 against Buffalo and 2 against New Orleans. All 3 ended horribly. Dan then drafted a super raw WR in a very deep WR class. Mitchell and Burton both have been playing well and both bring a speed element we are so badly lacking Dan proved he doesn’t have a very good understanding of the talent we have on this roster and seems to be even more clueless when it comes to understanding our cap space situation
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