Still No Respect

[nosuchthingasapanther]

From nfl.com.. instead of even just simply stating that the Panthers won today, it was a jab by saying we beat another bad team.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000266430/article/carolina-panthers-throttle-another-bad-team-in-rams

 

but it's true.

 

overall the panthers schedule has shaped up to be pretty cupcake. they'll get respect when they win in weeks 10-12.

 

i posted in another thread some time ago about how pathetic is it that the entire conference had to fall flat on it's face for the panthers to look like contenders.

[Davidson Deac II]

The article was mostly positive.

"The Panthers are now a .500 team for the first time since a 1-1 start in 2012. With a top-five NFL defense, Rivera can salvage his job and turn this team into a playoff contender if Newton continues to make strides as a pocket passer."

[Millions]

fug the media they'll be the same ones to hop on our dicks when we continue our hot streak.

Just win baby

[Car123]

Flying under the radar

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

Throttling bad teams is much better than having close games against bad teams.

[mav1234]

the article also said "throttled", which implied we beat the poo out of a bad team, not just won, which is better I think

[FootballMaestro]

To the OP

 

And on top of that, The NFL Network has not shown any Panther highlights (after the 1pm games), though I've seen Buffalo, Wash, Miami, etc., and other teams 2-3 times already. SMH

 

It's a conspiracy. When Cam plays good games or puts up good stats, they ignore him/the team (joke, joke). Lol. 

 

Let's see what happens, if/when the Panthers go 4-3 this week (bad team or not, Tampa Bay beat Carolina 2x last  year)?????

 

Personally, I don't care. I just want to see the Panthers keep winning, and Rivera showing more guts/killer instinct. Despite the win, Rivera didn't. He needs to learn not to take the pedal off the metal and think every 3-15 pt lead is enough to run a cloud of dust up the middle to end 2nd halves or last quarters. 

[the butch]

Quote from the article:

 

 

 

1. Someone needs to tell Rams cornerback Janoris Jenkins about spitting into the wind, ripping the mask off the old Lone Ranger, tugging on Superman's cape and talking trash to Steve Smith. Motivated by Jenkins' disparaging remarks about Smith's family, the Panthers' veteran receiver turned in his best game of the season. Smith became the 29th player in NFL history to reach 800 receptions. Before this game, Ted Ginn had been Carolina's best receiver.

 

[nosuchthingasapanther]

To the OP

 

And on top of that, The NFL Network has not shown any Panther highlights (after the 1pm games), though I've seen Buffalo, Wash, Miami, etc., and other teams 2-3 times already. SMH 

 

did you see those games? they were competitive and good.

 

rarely does nfln play a bunch of highlights on blowout games.

[FootballMaestro]

did you see those games? they were competitive and good.

 

rarely does nfln play a bunch of highlights on blowout games.

OK, fair enough. 

 

And yes, I did see those games, and they were good. 

 

I know they will show the highlights at 7pm. To be quite honest, I didn't really think about them showing any blow out games (whether they did or didn't). But it sure seemed like they showed every other highlight except the Panthers. And I'm not one to normally cry about stuff like that. 

[mc52beast]

Kind of hard to play a "good" team when most of the league is .500 or worse.

[mbarbour21]

Lets win against SF & NE and then we will get respect.

[TheGreatestOfAllTimeCam]

I think the Rams are one of the ugliest rosters in the NFL... horrible. They just seem "off" and have for a number of years... Bradford is awkward, no real weapons.. and their defense isn't any good despite having a lot of fine china in it

[Udogg]

did you see those games? they were competitive and good.

 

rarely does nfln play a bunch of highlights on blowout games.

 

Peyton Manning.