It’s interesting to me that everyone blames Reich on this sub and everyone else in the NFL world knows Fitt is the problem

it can be both. and it is both.

that’s recency bias. people rightfully blasted Snyder across the country. If anything, his whole “FU i do what I want” was just a preview of the playbook that has defined the 2010s and 2020s.

Finally everyone is getting on board the David Tepper is a clown train.

he’s all about performative bullshit. it’s a brass balls on the desk kind of move to run out to where the cameras are and show out.

the panthers need to be relegated

Clifford wanting Donovan Mitchell…

of course Rich Cho was absolute ass so that one may have some legs to it. But I’m still sad that I have to see Clifford coaching the Hornets again.

something something not accepting mediocrity…

Yes, each mission is procedurally generated. some of them take place in one area with waves of enemies, while other span multiple floors of dungeon crawling and survival.

the game is a good time. fun to play and punishing if you get overconfident

imagine having 5 wins

We held onto Thomas Davis. It only took, what…3 season ending injuries?

Someone grab that monkey’s paw.

Okay let’s say we keep Fitterer for some reason after he made what could end up being the worst trade in NFL history.

One thing we need to do is keep our draft picks or try to acquire more picks instead of throwing away mid-late round picks to try and grab a certain player. there’s supposed to be a draft board for a reason – and as this season is showing if you don’t draft enough bodies you run out of bodies.

he got paid rhule got paid maybe next one of us can get paid

imagine having the #1 pick in the draft

checking in for the score mid game…

this feels like checking the panthers score

surely the refs aren’t going to pull the same crap they have vs higher rep teams for the wizards.

OH MY GOD THAT FUCKING FLOP BY #5. That should have been a technical, not a turnover.

Also, I forgot how much I fucking hate the Houston commentators.

The good times did not last as long as the early Hornets, where things crashed hard after the 1996 season (where we thought we were set to be top in the NFC for awhile) and stayed down for awhile. So while there was that new sheen, it didn’t last. The Kerry Collins saga was an especially depressing dose of reality.

And due to a lot of loyalty to non-local teams (especially the Redskins/Commanders, Cowboys, and Steelers), the city didn’t quite go full-in on fandom with the Panthers like Charlotte did with the Hornets.

My favorite part was PJ driving over Young’s flop for a dunk.

Sorry Trae, the refs couldn’t prop you up enough tonight.