Their talk?
They bout to take Pep to the sunken place:pantherscry:
This Season Chuch Cause We Runnin' w/ A Christian On Sundays: 2017 Carolina Panthers Season Thread
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They bout to take Pep to the sunken place:pantherscry:
I don't wish that on anyone, but if that means Cam comes out I might....I'm not even going there. fukk Jerry and I hope they let him know they don't appreciate his little bullshyt statement.
After reports surfaced on Tuesday that multiple Panthers players were frustrated with how the national anthem protest went down inside Bank of America Stadium prior to Sunday's loss to the Saints, Captain Munnerlyn all but confirmed the news in a radio appearance in Charlotte.
Joining the Garcia and Bailey show on WFNZ, the usually-candid Munnerlyn opened up on his feelings with what's going on across the league after Donald Trump referred to NFL players who have been protesting the anthem as "sons of bit**es."
"We're in a crazy place right now, mixing politics with the NFL and sports," Munnerlyn said on the Garcia and Bailey Show. "It's definitely a crazy time. But what the teams did this past Sunday, I thought was awesome. I definitely thought it was awesome. You had the owners down on the field with the team. They stood up, they locked arms.
"We are just showing how strong of an impact that the NFL is."
(The Carolina Panthers stumbled against the Saints and are now 2-1. Next up? The defending Super Bowl champions in New England. Stay up with the latest breaking info with our FREE Panthers newsletter straight to your inbox!)
Munnerlyn said the team wanted to be one of those teams that did more, but the players were worried about repercussions from fans and people across the state of North Carolina.
"We didn't do much as a team," Munnerlyn said. "I think a lot of people were disappointed in that. I think we wanted to do more, but we didn't know how it would come down, this being North Carolina, this being a military state and then at the same time, I think a lot of people were scared on our team."
The veteran cornerback, who's in his second stint with the Panthers, also hinted to the players being nervous about owner Jerry Richardson's feelings. Richardson's statement on Monday indicated he didn't want politics mixed with sports and the feeling is he has strong beliefs towards the anthem and America.
In an effort to get on the same page, team captains and Richardson met privately in his home on Tuesday, according to the Panthers.
"That's my owner, that's my boss, but I definitely was waiting on him to release a statement," Munnerlyn said. "We know the state of North Carolina, it's a military state. You've got to be careful of what you say. You don't want to piss off the wrong people. But at the same time, it's about sticking to your common ground, and how you feel and how you want to express yourself. I don't think as players, we wanted to piss the wrong person off, but at the same time it's about our feelings.
"But I think people were kind of scared to express that because of how it made it look to Big Cat."
Joining the Garcia and Bailey show on WFNZ, the usually-candid Munnerlyn opened up on his feelings with what's going on across the league after Donald Trump referred to NFL players who have been protesting the anthem as "sons of bit**es."
"We're in a crazy place right now, mixing politics with the NFL and sports," Munnerlyn said on the Garcia and Bailey Show. "It's definitely a crazy time. But what the teams did this past Sunday, I thought was awesome. I definitely thought it was awesome. You had the owners down on the field with the team. They stood up, they locked arms.
"We are just showing how strong of an impact that the NFL is."
(The Carolina Panthers stumbled against the Saints and are now 2-1. Next up? The defending Super Bowl champions in New England. Stay up with the latest breaking info with our FREE Panthers newsletter straight to your inbox!)
Munnerlyn said the team wanted to be one of those teams that did more, but the players were worried about repercussions from fans and people across the state of North Carolina.
"We didn't do much as a team," Munnerlyn said. "I think a lot of people were disappointed in that. I think we wanted to do more, but we didn't know how it would come down, this being North Carolina, this being a military state and then at the same time, I think a lot of people were scared on our team."
The veteran cornerback, who's in his second stint with the Panthers, also hinted to the players being nervous about owner Jerry Richardson's feelings. Richardson's statement on Monday indicated he didn't want politics mixed with sports and the feeling is he has strong beliefs towards the anthem and America.
In an effort to get on the same page, team captains and Richardson met privately in his home on Tuesday, according to the Panthers.
"That's my owner, that's my boss, but I definitely was waiting on him to release a statement," Munnerlyn said. "We know the state of North Carolina, it's a military state. You've got to be careful of what you say. You don't want to piss off the wrong people. But at the same time, it's about sticking to your common ground, and how you feel and how you want to express yourself. I don't think as players, we wanted to piss the wrong person off, but at the same time it's about our feelings.
"But I think people were kind of scared to express that because of how it made it look to Big Cat."
Bishop_BP_Jakes
Prophesying on your CD's and tapes
Richardson making it REAL tough to keep rooting for these boys
Richardson making it REAL tough to keep rooting for these boys
Had on a Panther shirt at the gym when I heard it and wanted to snatch it off on site. Cap just came out and side he was scared.
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Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
Carolina Slim
Superstar
Bishop_BP_Jakes
Prophesying on your CD's and tapes
Shyt feels like sabotage breh. Brought him back too early and refuse to get him a damn tackle thay can block.
Sounds to me like the seeds are being planted...
SireSiah#KWU
Mark 2:16-17
Cam off seasons are a testament to this I can't remember the last healthy off season where he was able to work with his receivers and develop some chemistry.
Bishop_BP_Jakes
Prophesying on your CD's and tapes
2015 breh. We know how that season went
Henry Orbit
Wave Gods
Jonathan Jones said it best 
Oh, they getting the excuses ready so they can McNabb him in a year or two
Oh, they getting the excuses ready so they can McNabb him in a year or two
Henry Orbit
Wave Gods
Even though all of the players on the team stood for the anthem, CACs gon' CAC
SireSiah#KWU
Mark 2:16-17
Even though all of the players on the team stood for the anthem, CACs gon' CAC
It's disgusting how the boycotting started because of Kap being shun from the NFL into CAC boycotting about "division"
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
Sounds to me like the seeds are being planted...
Jonathan Jones said it best
Oh, they getting the excuses ready so they can McNabb him in a year or two
As a post I read on the huddle said
Cam should have been on that Andrew Luck treatment. Because it pains me to say cause as a fan I want to watch Cam out there
But they've botched this entire thing since last year. He's a damn MVP and got treated like a bridge QB
Ron and Shula's out is "QB aint healthy"
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Cam should have been on that Andrew Luck treatment. Because it pains me to say cause as a fan I want to watch Cam out there
I literally said the EXACT same thing to my breh @SireSiah#KWU today :martinpanthers: