Quote of the Week
 

"Sean Payton might want to invest some of that $8 million in buying a defense for next year.''

-- Jim Szoke of the Carolina Radio Network, as the Panthers ran through the Saints Sunday, as relayed by ESPN NFC South blogger Pat Yasinkas from New Orleans.


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Oh Pat... That's almost as funny as Carolina's past 10 years of football.

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That's exactly what I thought when I read that. You know, beating the Saints the final game was a highlight of the Panther's season, :lol:.

They just love to kick you when you're down.

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Don't care who said it, thats just damn funny.

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Panthers should invest some money and buy duct tape to put around this guys mouth.

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I can't wait to see what they "predict" next season.

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That'll be how I assess those guys that make the predictions for next season also. Any one of them that picks the Saints to go less than 10-6, win the NFC South or go back to the playoffs goes on my "don't pay much attention-to" list. And I think 10-6 might even be a little conservative, :mrgreen:.

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Well quite a few folks predicted Atlanta to win the division and for us to take a big step back because of the bountycrap.

I hope we invest quite a bit of money in defense too.

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Sure let's use some of that 8 million and maybe it will buy a few burgers for the players we need. Yeah... I'm sure he thought he was being funny, but that was kinda lame.

If Sean could legally do what this guy is suggesting, I doubt he would hesitate in doing so. He did it for Gregg freaking Williams. But he can't do it for players. We all get it. Our defense sucks. Thank you Jim Stroke, or whatever your name is.

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I was referring to Carolina "predicting" another Superbowl.

I'm generally not this mean, but I want to enjoy watching Cam Newton destroy his career and the Panthers organization simultaneously.