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Jon Beason impresses in Giants debut


Frank Hollywood

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As far as getting upset about it...fans here talk more crap about the organization than anyone. I think he has earned the right to be a little annoyed if he wants. Not that I agree with him but its understandable to a degree.

If the Panthers want to pay me $12MM over the next two years to make workout tapes, I promise I will never say a single bad thing about them. The second they trade me I'd have a press conference speech prepared that went something along the lines of:

"First off, I'd like to thank the Panthers organization from the bottom of my heart. They stuck by me during my seemingly never-ending attempt to recover from numerous injuries, and unfortunately when it looked like I might not be back, they opted to go in another direction. They tried to get me on the field by moving around some pieces, and when it was abundantly clear that I have no business being an outside linebacker, they moved me to another team for peanuts, once again for no other reason than to do me a solid based on our history, since we all know the 5th or 6th or 7th round pick they get for me won't amount to poo anyway. Any misdirected anger I have toward them for not moving me back to the middle after two years of robbing them of millions, I will keep to myself because my checks I'm cashing each week still have a Panthers logo in the corner. Thanks again Panthers."

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Did I say that?

 

Yes you did!

 

 

 

The first thing that came to mind when the guy was given Beason such strong endorsement is, why doesn't the Panthers know how to groom their players? What is with the culture of this team that players and coaches leave after producing nothing and go to other teams and excel?

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I don't see much of a way that we can come out on the winning side of this trade regardless.

How do the Panthers come out on the losing side?  Beason would probably never start for the Panthers again.  He can't play the middle here and sucks at OLB.  Anything they can get for a player who will never play for you again is a positive.

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I heard this on NFLN this morning.

 

The first thing that came to mind when the guy was given Beason such strong endorsement is, why doesn't the Panthers know how to groom their players? What is with the culture of this team that players and coaches leave after producing nothing and go to other teams and excel?

 

This guy....

 

I mean if you consider multiple Pro-Bowls, being named an All-Pro and being made the highest paid middle linebacker in NFL history a lack of "grooming", then yea I guess that Carolina really failed him.

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This guy....

I mean if you consider multiple Pro-Bowls, being named an All-Pro and being made the highest paid middle linebacker in NFL history a lack of "grooming", then yea I guess that Carolina really failed him.

Yep :lol:

But consider who you're talking to. Said it elsewhere: Everything he actually knows about football is found in his user name.

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I hear you, Jon.

 

 

Even with a possible 5th or 6th pick, I am calling it now: The Giants got the better of that deal.

WHY? Unless Kuechly gets hurt, he wasn't going to start here ever.  And he isn't a great Will linebacker.  So why not let him go to the Giants so he can play in the middle and be effective.  He was really excess here and a backup.

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How do the Panthers come out on the losing side?  Beason would probably never start for the Panthers again.  He can't play the middle here and sucks at OLB.  Anything they can get for a player who will never play for you again is a positive.

 

Depends on the compensation, which we have absolutely no indication yet of exactly what that may be. Regardless, we blindly signed him to a huge contract coming off a serious injury and it backfired. We were on the losing side before this trade, and probably still will be.

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WHY? Unless Kuechly gets hurt, he wasn't going to start here ever.  And he isn't a great Will linebacker.  So why not let him go to the Giants so he can play in the middle and be effective.  He was really excess here and a backup.

 

I didn't say that it's not a good situation, especially for Beason. I just said that they are going to get the better end of the deal (especially knowing our FO's history), not that it was an awful deal for us.

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If the Panthers want to pay me $12MM over the next two years to make workout tapes, I promise I will never say a single bad thing about them. The second they trade me I'd have a press conference speech prepared that went something along the lines of:

"First off, I'd like to thank the Panthers organization from the bottom of my heart. They stuck by me during my seemingly never-ending attempt to recover from numerous injuries, and unfortunately when it looked like I might not be back, they opted to go in another direction. They tried to get me on the field by moving around some pieces, and when it was abundantly clear that I have no business being an outside linebacker, they moved me to another team for peanuts, once again for no other reason than to do me a solid based on our history, since we all know the 5th or 6th or 7th round pick they get for me won't amount to poo anyway. Any misdirected anger I have toward them for not moving me back to the middle after two years of robbing them of millions, I will keep to myself because my checks I'm cashing each week still have a Panthers logo in the corner. Thanks again Panthers."

Post of the year candidate.

I think Beason is using his slight butthurted-ness (losing his job from an injury to rookie) as motivation. I think you're right, he's taking some subtle jabs at us, but I think he's using whatever perceived slights as a motivational tool.

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I didn't say that it's not a good situation, especially for Beason. I just said that they are going to get the better end of the deal (especially knowing our FO's history), not that it was an awful deal for us.

Our FO has no history.

It was rebooted this past offseason.

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