Ex Panthers WR's Facebook post

[KatsAzz]

Talking about the release of Jake Delhomme...

Carolina Fans, You dont know what u have till its gone.....wait till next season.. wish u had Jake back.....trust me..best of luck Jake..

Who DAT that say DAT?

[KatsAzz]

Maybe all the Ex-Panthers should start an online petition

LMAO--Perhaps.

[KatsAzz]

Ahh, why not? It's not like it's anything controversial.

Drew Carter.

Drew Carter! Now that was a great player. NOT!!!!

[CharlotteBeer.com]

I wonder if Drew Carter thinks the Panthers made a mistake in letting him go?

[MadHatter]

Drew and Jake have a lot in common. Jake can't throw the ball....and Carter still can't catch the damn ball.

[Mr. Scot]

From a human perspective, Carter is probably right. They lost a good guy, and anyone who's worked with someone they liked only to see them let go has probably felt the same thing.

From a football perspective though, he's wrong. It was probably the right move.

So yeah, I can understand why he'd say it, but it's wrong.

[Matt Foley]

From a human perspective, Carter is probably right. They lost a good guy, and anyone who's worked with someone they liked only to see them let go has probably felt the same thing.

From a football perspective though, he's wrong. It was probably the right move.

So yeah, I can understand why he'd say it, but it's wrong.

His message was to the fans, not the front office.

[Mr. Scot]

His message was to the fans, not the front office.

Understood, but there are fans (some, anyway) who are able to understand that a team, like any other workplace, has its human aspects. Take Scott O'Brien. Great coach, but folks who had to work with him couldn't stand him. If you're not in that environment, you don't get why a good coach is allowed to leave. People on the inside understand.

[Matt Foley]

Understood, but there are fans (some, anyway) who are able to understand that a team, like any other workplace, has its human aspects. Take Scott O'Brien. Great coach, but folks who had to work with him couldn't stand him. If you're not in that environment, you don't get why a good coach is allowed to leave. People on the inside understand.

Hurney and Fox were teary eyed because they knew what they were losing. Fans on here are jumping up and down. That was his point.

[Zod]

Yeah, they lost a great guy on the field that was completely outplayed by 31 other starting QB's in the league.

[Matt Foley]

Yeah, they lost a great guy on the field that was completely outplayed by 31 other starting QB's in the league.

In between his Ram and Cardinal Super Bowls, Kurt Warner had some bad years. Look it up, Jabroni.

[Mr. Scot]

Hurney and Fox were teary eyed because they knew what they were losing. Fans on here are jumping up and down. That was his point.

I wasn't. I thought it was a shame that a good guy had to see his story here end badly.

But with that said, from the perspective of what's best for the on-field product, I agree with the decision.

Truth be told, there are likely more sad endings than happy ones in football.

[Samuel L. Jackson]

Jake Delhomme was not throwing to Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin, Steve Breaston, and Early Doucet either...

Not saying Jake would do as good with those WR either, but I'm sure they have a hand in making Warner look good...

[Highlandfire]

Karl Hankton?

My God that girl is perfect! Who is she?