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Will Scott Fitterer go down as one of the worst GM’s in NFL history?


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The Bryce Young trade could potentially be the worst trade in the history of the NFL if Bryce is a bust for what they gave up to get him.

His list of failures is long and touches every part of being a GM. I won’t go into all of them but one of his worst decisions is the trade he didn’t make with Brian Burns to the Rams for 1sts and a 2nd round pick. What a dunce. 

The Panthers had a horrendous record during his tenure. 

Anyone else think history will not be kind to Mr Fitterer?

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With three straight top 10 picks, we drafted a cornerback (a luxury pick) that can't stay healthy, a left tackle that can't pass block (and that everyone knew couldn't pass block), and a noodle-armed midget QB.

And that's just the first round! The rest are worse

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His time with us tanked this franchise. I can't even hear Sam Darnold's name without cringing. I don't want to list off players like CJ Henderson ect, but it's sufficed to say that he ruined us.

Priority one was landing a QB. He failed miserably, and built a poop team too boot. 2 wins in 2023. 2. Brutal.

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