Keep in mind

[onmyown]

Friendly reminder during FA season that for the past seven years this is slightly arguably the worst team in the NFL. Generally, bad teams overpay for good players.

There is literally zero reason for prime/young athlete to play for the Panthers outside of money.
 

Complaining about contracts is nonsense, just be happy a competitive athlete loves money more than winning. It’s our only chance.

that is all

[Daddy_Uncle]

10 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Friendly reminder during FA season that for the past seven years this is slightly arguably the worst team in the NFL. Generally, bad teams overpay for good players.

There is literally zero reason for prime/young athlete to play for the Panthers outside of money.
 

Complaining about contracts is nonsense, just be happy a competitive athlete loves money more than winning. It’s our only chance.

that is all

You don't know that, but okay. 

[raleigh-panther]

We could just be excited that the current Gm and coach have a plan and are doing their best to execute it

pro sports is about money. So is college

 

[t96]

The term "literally" has lost all its meaning these days. There are plenty of reasons a player could want to come here

[Shocker]

18 minutes ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

You don't know that, but okay. 

Exactly...playing next to Derrick Brown isn't a reason?  

[jfra78]

The Panthers have to overpay but so does everyone else.  

[PantherChris]

Friendly reminder everyone the OP is both captain obvious and the master of jerkoffery

[Gapanthersfan]

36 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Friendly reminder during FA season that for the past seven years this is slightly arguably the worst team in the NFL. Generally, bad teams overpay for good players.

There is literally zero reason for prime/young athlete to play for the Panthers outside of money.
 

Complaining about contracts is nonsense, just be happy a competitive athlete loves money more than winning. It’s our only chance.

that is all

This is the cost of building a team with enough talent to compete, when there is almost none in place.