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And the amount of current/accurate information they provide I’ll overlook a typo here and there. To call it atrocious is a bit much.

As much grammar nazi-ing that goes on here i think you should go f…to another site

Uhh, I meant that as a joke harkening back to Fox’s vague answers on player injuries. Hence the sarcasm font. Was not in anyway criticizing James’ editing. So, not sure why you would think that was what I was doing. No site is perfect, but the guys here at CSR do a helluva job, and if that means putting up with some typos then so be it. They are not paid to do this, so cut them some slack.

Truth be told I’d love a second set of eyes to look over my work.

When it’s 12:30 AM after doing what’s tantamount to a 2 hr radio show, checking the email I set up so fans could ask questions, collate the questions and respond to them I probably need a second person to look over what I wrote. Obviously I do it, but there will always be some stuff that slips through because we don’t have a professional copy editor on staff who serves as gatekeeper.

I understood Ivan’s tone as a poke at Foxy, rather than a typo… really the only editing the above statement needs is taking out ‘from time to time’ because it doesn’t make a lot of sense in the context of the sentence.

but ever that won’t stop me from saying something…

BW is a fan (and perhaps previously a student) of Univ South Carolina... we keep our expectations low for gamecocks.

(i hate that picture)

We have Smith, Nannee, Gettis and Lafell. I think Gettis was ahead of Lafell until he went on IR. Lafell may pass him by for now since he has an extra year of practice but I don’t think that is going to last very long once Gettis is back if he is as good as he was before the injury. Granted we are also getting rid of Nannee, (the nanny) most likely after this season, so that would make it Smith, Lafell, Gettis. Until Gettis gets his legs back, then I think he easily passes Lafell. Remember Gettis had that amazing studder step, or hesitation, whatever it’s called, that would break defensers ankles trying to follow him. Combine that move with his speed, and we have an open Gettis deep.

So why advocate going WR with the first pick, especially with so many glaring holes on defence?

Yeah but here’s the thing. I know that everybody so high on Lafell on replacing Nanee as #2 WR alongside Smitty. I like him as player aswell for his clutchness if you like. But there’s a reason Bamf and Chud aren’t putting him in there to compete for the #2 spot. Here’s food for thought. The Panthers are now 2-8 right? So making the play-offs are about as remote as Philip Rivers not finishing a game with atleast 2 costly picks. Lol. And still for someone unknown reason Lafell is not getting a chance to start and play 60 minutes. Taking into consideration the few clutch plays on 2nd and 3rd downs in some of the past games. Bamf and Chud are probably not seeing enough from Lafell to make him the #2 guy. We’re 2-8 and as I said before that if they were gonna give Lafell a chance to play a full 60 minute game, I’m pretty sure they would’ve done it already.

Sadly I think we as fans may need to accept that maybe just maybe, Lafell won’t be a legitimate #2 WR in this Panthers offensive system. That’s just my take.

And start Pugh for the next few games. Pugh looks decent as a safety, but weak as a corner. Hell, maybe we should put Sherod in at corner. He actually plays and runs more like a corner anyway. He is good at interceptions, usually. Didn’t Sherod play corner some in college?

If we can’t work out the Sherod situation thru Pugh or somebody in FA, I think safety is a major issue for us that has to be addressed in round 1 or 2 for Rivera/MickieD’s defense to work.

I guess color of their shoes is protecting the players saftey too…This commish sucks

and after what i’ve seen from Tebow, i have faith he won’t allow himself to mess up that many times. he seems like a smart guy. i’ve turned, i think he could lead them to the play-offs, but will not go far without developing his throw