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Fox Says Jake Will Most Likely Start in 2009

Cass4Carolina

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Then I proved my point. Take away only 2 or 3 of our wins and we wouldn't even made the playoffs. All the whole regular season is is one long playoff round. Last time I checked, you have to have a certain record to even be eligible for the playoffs...had we lost only 2 - 3 more games than we did, we wouldn't have even been playing last night. Those are the games we HAD TO WIN in order to even get to the playoffs.

:rofl:

Yes, and you have to eat some sort of food, or you will die. :rolleyes:

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I don't believe that Jake's performace this season warrants him being released from the Panthers. For the most part, he was solid...not spectacular or outstanding, but solid. Only 7 other teams made it as far as the Panthers did - that says something.

Yes, it says something about our "team". However alot of that success was due to the fact that we have a great run game. The run game is a huge part of our success.

However i must disagree with Jake. In 2 games after a bye week he managed to go 24/61(39.3%) 2TDs 9INT and 1Fumble. Also most of his yards came as useless yards in the last drive with minutes left in the 4th quarter. Its too bad because our team was built well this year for the most part. However i will say its not all jakes fault, plenty of blame belongs to our coaches, they simply put together a horrible game plan. We had 2 drives that looked looked like panther football(offensively) They were the first and last drives of the game.

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One thing helped is that we played some bad teams this yr i.e. DET, KC, and OAK. Those were like gimmes. For the ppl that are saying we wouldnt have been 12-4 without him...you have to understand that our running is wayyy better than last yr which takes pressure off of jake. Look at the numbers. we damn near had 30 RUSHING TD's and jake has like half of that.

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I think this team is going to look different next year. Not at QB but we have several players that are going to look at what happened against the Cardinals and not want to suffer through it again with Jake. They are going to try their luck with other teams. You know we do have several free agent on the roster.

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And me as well. For those who won't support him, please rewind your VHS to the 2007 seaon. Then press play.

That's what I thought.

In the end though, we do need to be drafting a QB early in the draft. Between that player and Moore, hopefully we can develop a young QB to take over, when ready.

Get off his nuts, our options were a rookie, david fuging carr or a 46 year old man. we dont need to look for a qb, MOORE.

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I think this team is going to look different next year. Not at QB but we have several players that are going to look at what happened against the Cardinals and not want to suffer through it again with Jake. They are going to try their luck with other teams. You know we do have several free agent on the roster.

Which of the major players are free agents?

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