2026 Offseason Review: Freeling Good

2026 Offseason Review: Freeling Good

The CPC Team reunites to discuss their favorite moves of the offseason.

Panthering is Such Sweet Sorrow

Did the Panthers Panther in their first home playoff game in a decade? If you're a glass half empty fan, the answer is probably "yes". After an up-and-down season the Panthers needed just one defensive stop to upset the Rams and move to the divisional round. That... is not what happened. A better, more experienced team eked out a win over a promising but young (pun intended) team that has a tendency to trip over their own feet. However, the future looks bright in Charlotte. With another offseason to acquire talent, develop chemistry, and learn from myriad mistakes, the team and the fans have every reason to hope for an even more competitive season next time around.

10 Things I Hate About Ref Crews

Though it seemed the powers that be had their fingers on the scale against the Panthers during our final "win and in" game, help came from an unlikely ally as the Falcons defeated the Saints to create a three-way tie in the NFCS. The Panthers had the best head-to-head record among the teams thanks to their sweep of the Falcons, sending our boys to the playoffs as division champs for the first time in a decade! To help us celebrate, a very special guest host joins the CPC team.

The Peter Principle

Once again the Panthers had an opportunity to win a game and punch their ticket to the playoffs, and once again they showed that the team has risen to its level of incompetence for the season. Still, the plot armor thickens for the Panthers as they have one last "win-and-in" game as well as a chance that the Falcons do the dirty work for us.

Fleur-de-loss

Coming off two weeks' rest after beating the hottest team in the NFL and resoundingly winning the bye week to take first place in the division, the Panthers showed up on Sunday with something to prove in a high-stakes contest against a struggling division rival. What happened next was all too predictable.