Carolina Panthers General Thread

I would think Jewell going to Carolina gives Drew Sanders at least a chance to start.
 
Looking at the Panthers' draft choices UDFA signings and last year's roster, I believe we can officially call them The Black Panthers.
 
Booth said:
Looking at the Panthers' draft choices UDFA signings and last year's roster, I believe we can officially call them The Black Panthers.
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No doubt, they have clawed their way into Top 5 odious caste squads in current NFL.
 
The first running back taken in the '24 draft. What about that alleged bottomless black talent pool for the position?

Panthers coach Dave Canales said rookie RB Jonathon Brooks (knee) may not be ready for the start of training camp.
Canales also said Brooks has a ways to go before he is ready and the team will ease him into training camp. Brooks suffered a torn ACL late in his final season at Texas and is still recovering from the injury. Previous reports were optimistic that Brooks would be cleared by training camp, but Canales and the Panthers are now pumping the breaks. Chuba Hubbard and Miles Sanders are the next men up on Carolina’s depth chart. Hubbard proved far more effective than Sanders last year and would likely get the first crack at the starting gig if Brooks misses any time.
 
The Panther's greedy and cheap owner David Tepper has talked the city of Charlotte into putting up 650 million dollars for renovations, while he puts up 150 million. Majority of the work will be done by minority business owners.
 
Booth said:
The Panther's greedy and cheap owner David Tepper has talked the city of Charlotte into putting up 650 million dollars for renovations, while he puts up 150 million. Majority of the work will be done by minority business owners.
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Yikes! Steer clear of that stadium! I look forward to tracking the lack of progress being made
 
The Panthers plane had a rough landing Friday morning returning from New England. Nobody was hurt. What's going on with the airline industry? A plane crashed in Brazil yesterday killing 61 and Trump's plane had to make an emergency stop yesterday.

www.cbsnews.com

Panthers plane gets stuck in mud in Charlotte after Patriots game

A plane carrying the Carolina Panthers team went off the taxiway and got stuck in the mud after landing in Charlotte.
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Booth said:
The Panthers plane had a rough landing Friday morning returning from New England. Nobody was hurt. What's going on with the airline industry? A plane crashed in Brazil yesterday killing 61 and Trump's plane had to make an emergency stop yesterday.

www.cbsnews.com

Panthers plane gets stuck in mud in Charlotte after Patriots game

A plane carrying the Carolina Panthers team went off the taxiway and got stuck in the mud after landing in Charlotte.
www.cbsnews.com www.cbsnews.com
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Lots of airlines have actually said (which is really hard to believe) they would be lowering standards for pilots so that more minorities can be hired. There’s an Elon/Don Lemon debate about this. Redicolous.
This may not be the case in these instances, but it’s scary to know that things like this are trying to be implemented. hf
 
When I get on a plane and see two white men in the cockpit, I feel a sense of relief.

99% of the population, including women and people of "color," feels the same way, though few will say it out loud.
 
jphoss said:
Yikes! Steer clear of that stadium! I look forward to tracking the lack of progress being made
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Booth said:
The Panther's greedy and cheap owner David Tepper has talked the city of Charlotte into putting up 650 million dollars for renovations, while he puts up 150 million. Majority of the work will be done by minority business owners.
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Tepper is a jewish supremacist and by his actions last year pouring drinks on fans he is a lowlife who should have his assets frozen permanently.
 
Panthers signed average-at-best DT Tershawn Wharton to 3 years $56 million(!). Wow, that's ton of cash for a non-starting d-lineman. He must have upside, right?
 
Former UDFA Rams linebacker Rozeboom signs with Carolina. Not sure what they're planning with Jewell but hopefully both start on the inside.
 
Booth said:
The Panthers released Clowney.
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Carolina Panthers Cut Former No. 1 Overall NFL Draft Pick

He's also a three-time Pro Bowler.
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Clowney has never lived up to his No. 1 overall pick status, but he's had a decent career. Say a disappointment (for those who care) rather than a bust. His biggest issue that I've seen over the years that I've watched him is that he noticeably takes plays off. Sometimes entire series or quarters off. Not to worry, somebody will sign him for the few plays a game that he actually tries.
 
FootballDad said:
Clowney has never lived up to his No. 1 overall pick status, but he's had a decent career. Say a disappointment (for those who care) rather than a bust. His biggest issue that I've seen over the years that I've watched him is that he noticeably takes plays off. Sometimes entire series or quarters off. Not to worry, somebody will sign him for the few plays a game that he actually tries.
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His biggest play was tackling an unblocked 5’8 Michigan RB LOL in college. Clowney is a zero effort bum. Another underwear Olympics hero. I’d push back on him having a decent career.
 
FootballDad said:
Clowney has never lived up to his No. 1 overall pick status, but he's had a decent career. Say a disappointment (for those who care) rather than a bust. His biggest issue that I've seen over the years that I've watched him is that he noticeably takes plays off. Sometimes entire series or quarters off. Not to worry, somebody will sign him for the few plays a game that he actually tries.
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Bucky said:
His biggest play was tackling an unblocked 5’8 Michigan RB LOL in college. Clowney is a zero effort bum. Another underwear Olympics hero. I’d push back on him having a decent career.
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I'd have to agree with @Bucky - the Clowney hype was peak levels of retardation and for that reason he is a bust. Even in old scouting reports they mentioned his tendency to take plays off as an issue. The types of players with the question marks Clowney pretty much never pan out. Sure Clowney has some sacks but he was never a game changing player. Give me high motor 4th rounders like Jared Allen or Trey Hendrickson over "upside" players that lack self discipline.

https://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2014jclowney.php

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jadeveon-clowney/3200434c-4f53-5848-cd48-3846b85c634d

A physical specimen with a rare size-speed combination, Clowney was not as impactful as a junior while playing through injuries and being forced to deal with opposing offenses that fully accounted for him with extra chip protection. Was a 20-year-old junior affected by turnover on the defensive coaching staff. Could benefit tremendously from a stable positional coach and strong, veteran mentor on the defensive line who will hold him accountable, show him the way and serve as a fatherly figure. Is one of the most unique talents in the draft and could easily be a double-digit sack producer in the pros from either end. Is every bit worthy of the first overall pick -- will immediately upgrade a defensive line and improve the production of those around him.
 
I still disagree that he was a "bust" like the countless we've documented in the busts thread. He had over 400 tackles, 58 sacks, etc. He certainly didn't live up to his draft position but neither did Mike Mamula and others who we defend here as not being busts. That said everything else posted here is dead-on right as I alluded to in my post. When the Clown was in a game there was always a chance that he would actually play and you could see all of that "mouth-watering upside" that every team that signed him was looking for. Unfortunately for them, he was a part-time player at best. I found watching him to be fascinating in that sense. Here is a player that could do great things but instead literally just stood around or gave zero effort on countless plays. Like I said, he'll be signed shortly and effectively make the defense a 10 man affair on many (most?) plays that he's in the lineup.
 
FootballDad said:
I still disagree that he was a "bust" like the countless we've documented in the busts thread. He had over 400 tackles, 58 sacks, etc. He certainly didn't live up to his draft position but neither did Mike Mamula and others who we defend here as not being busts. That said everything else posted here is dead-on right as I alluded to in my post. When the Clown was in a game there was always a chance that he would actually play and you could see all of that "mouth-watering upside" that every team that signed him was looking for. Unfortunately for them, he was a part-time player at best. I found watching him to be fascinating in that sense. Here is a player that could do great things but instead literally just stood around or gave zero effort on countless plays. Like I said, he'll be signed shortly and effectively make the defense a 10 man affair on many (most?) plays that he's in the lineup.
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I tend to agree that he wasn't a true bust but he is nowhere near what he was drafted to be. For what he has done for his career as pure pass rush specialist is thread bare thin for a number 1 pick. If he was a 3rd or 4th rounder that would be a different story as he would be a solid pro who has had a much better than average career.
 
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