SB Nation should do an alternate series to collapse called “Rebuild” and focus on teams who started at rock bottom and built up to become a dynasty/champion
That 3 year span from 2013-15 y’all should have gotten at least two Super Bowls. That was their window. Josh Norman was the downfall. He was a system player in a great defense. Look what happened in Washington. Injuries took its toll.
MrLp1980 Cam cared more about rehearsing his cellies than winning. Dude couldn’t be bothered to go after a loose ball in the super bowl. Can’t win like that.
Well getting blatantly cheated out of a Super Bowl appearance is a good way to nuke a franchise. That’s the only game I’ve seen that I can say for sure was fixed.
@@jessedellross3245 i dont agree that it was fixed but Myles Jack wasnt down and he had a clear path to the endzone. If he scores we going to the Super Bowl. Bad Call
And Jared Allen was on the Dline and Tillman in the secondary (until he was injured) they signed Finnegan toward the end of the year They had a few different famous faces in places on that 2015 team
Kaizaro123 lol. Seen a lot of you in these RUclips comments. I ain’t gonna argue w someone about a player who won’t make it to HOF and has only had TWO winning seasons. Waste of my time.
As die hard panther fan i can say the 15 win season, despite the outcome, was the most fun year ever. As were many of Cam's year's prior i hadn't been more excited to be a Panther fan than ever before. Everything after that was so hard to watch. The mismanagement of personnel and Cam's health was rough.
As a Raiders fan, I can tell you that for a young NFL team, you guys already have two of my all time favorite legends (Steve Smith and Julius Peppers). All we've had for legends in the last 20 years was Charles Woodson and Sebastian Janakowski.
Lol. Rivera barely played rookies. CMC didn't play much his rookie season because the dumb coaching staff didn't know how to use him. Horrendous coaching.
As a Panthers fan, I knew this was coming sooner or later. That 2015 season was freakin' magical and it still hurts that we never recovered entirely after it.
I remember feeling like the only person who wanted to draft Cam, I'm glad we did. CAR failed by not protecting him or giving him weapons. Hope we can draft QB Trevor Lawrence.
Hiring Terry Porter to try and replace d’antoni started it all. Terry Porter did not have an impressive coaching resume and wasn’t gonna inherit d’antoni’s talent and make them better. He didn’t even make it 50 games into his first year with them before he got fired. That and eventually losing Stoudemire led to the collapse of the Suns.
@@JWex-jy7sk I'm a Knicks fan. Losing Amare was a godsend for the Suns. He had half a season of MVP caliber play and then his career basically ended with us. Losing Amare for NOTHING was the start of problem though.
This trip down memory lane almost brought me to tears. If I remember right, Cam was on fire in 2018, as good as his MVP year (if not better with CMC demanding defensive attention) up until that arm injury. The team mishandled him, and far too many fans rejected him because they didn't like his "style." I owned four jerseys of players from the 2015 team and they are all gone. I'm taking a break from the Panthers for a bit because I'm just so mad at the organization.
Hahaha brought you to tears? A showboat of a loser, who isn't even in the NFL anymore ? Never won a superbowl ? When has Carolina won a superbowl? How many times? This is a joke right? Panthers and cam are and always will be the biggest joke, and I live in Carolina.
I’ve been thinking that same thing myself, as owner Mike Ilitch (well into his 80s) was in total win-now mode, with Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera, David Price, Prince Fielder, and others, but they lost in the ALCS in 2011 and 2013 and got swept in the 2012 World Series. That’s a similar pattern to the 49ers in the same years, see the link at the end of this video.
@@griffdog18 On one hand, it would be fascinating to see how the Patriots became the NFL-dominating dynasty that they were of almost 2 decades. On the other hand, I don't think many non-Patriots fans would like to revive the traumas inflicted by the Galactic Empire of sports.
As a true panthers fan this video makes me want to cry.. I experienced every drop of all this heartbreak.. 2015, the year of the dab, the year we destroyed the cowboys on thanksgiving, The year cam didn’t jump on the ball.. Twill never be forgotten. And I do mean twill.. The year we all finally believed we were getting that ever so coveted trophy and ring.. and just like you said, it all went up in smoke. I am optimistic that we will one day, and one day soon, rise to glory and finally accomplish the ultimate goal.For it is the nature of the slogan of the franchise that we yell at every home game.. that echoes all the way up Mint street... #keeppounding
Damn man I’m a Bucs fan and I can’t relate to losing a super bowl and all but I do feel your pain. Being in the basement of the NFC south for nearly 10 years didn’t help either but you guys have a promising future.
I hope so to with something good happening on defence with Chinn Brown Burns and offence with Robby CMC DJ and Samuels we just need a QB like Cam to help us
How I wish Cam would've turned it back and had a season like this with the Pats. It was sad seeing him struggle being one of the leagues worst. Hope he can get back to form wherever he goes next. If anyone wants him after what he put on film this past season.
Did You Know That Current New England Patriots’ QB Cam Newton Was Drafted No.1 By The Carolina Panthers & Denver Broncos LB/Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller Was Drafted No.2 Behind Newton Back In 2011? Von Miller Had A Lot To Prove In That Super Bowl & He Delivered!
*Hate to be THAT guy but fact: the Panthers (along with the falcons) went to the super bowl TWICE & lost both times BUT the saints & bucs are two of the 3 teams in NFL history to make their super bowl appearance & win it..........*
@@Simeautomatic100 okay and how are the bucs doing? 13 seasons with no playoff appearances. The saints just cant stop loosing to the Vikings when it matters most. 🤷♂️🤷♂️ everyteam has had problems.
Don’t Forget About Former DE Free Agent Who Signed With Carolina From Chicago In 2015 Jared Allen Who Announced His Retirement & Rode Off Into The Sunset On Instagram @ Age 33 One Week After Losing Super Bowl 50 To Denver! 💔😢😭💔
This video broke my heart and what could have been. When you look at the weapons Cam had in 2015 compared to 2018, it makes you think what might have been. Cam was a force of nature and carried the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2015 with a worn down J-Stew and a bunch of receivers who would have been on another team's practice squad. In 2018, the Panthers finally started to add weapons on offense beside Greg Olsen adding DJ Moore and CMAC. But Cam was injured all the time and the offensive line was horrible. Now, we're in a full on rebuild
At least if does well with the Pats then the Panthers should get some nice compensation pick value. I mean him+Luke Keuchly definitely has to be worth a good amount in the formula.
Jonathan Stewart ran for 989 yards, while averaging 4 yrds a carry. Worn down? That was the first season he had 230 plus carries in his career..... that oline was top notch..... while his receivers weren't the best (they were still ted ginn jr and Devin funchess..... both still in the league btw), he had a top TE in the game in Greg Olsen and an offense to suit his strong points.... not to mention that defense was ridiculously good. He had a great season stat wise sure, but Cam has never been a pure quarterback.... he's always been an extraordinary athlete playing the position
@@dnice2000 J-Stew had a good year in 2015 but it was clear that he was starting to lose a bit of burst before the foot injury. And even at J-Stew's best, Stewart < CMC. I though I mentioned that Cam had Greg Olsen. For some reason, I always forget about Ginn, he was crucial in stretching the field which allowed better running lanes for Cam and Stewart. The Panthers seriously missed Ginn after he left for NO and he was never replaced until Curtis Samuel showed up. There was no doubt that the defense was elite from 2012 to about 2017 but the Panthers needed the offense to carry its weight for the team to reach its full potential.
@@Jpforney agreed, and Cam had a phenomenal year....if you recall the next year they were determined to make cam more of a pocket qb to protect him because teams were laying into him. Once that happened it was a wrap. He's just not a great pocket guy..... switching gears, cmc is far and beyond me than Stewart absolutely! I think the Panthers moving on from Cam was a good move though, acknowledging a much needed rebuild.
It would be interesting to one on the seahawks, like a sort of anti collapse, they had all the factors and events that cause a team to collapse but didn’t. It’d be interesting
The Seahawks have definitely fallen off considering what the expectations for them were. In 2013-14, people thought they were unstoppable and expected them to go to the super bowl every year. Then for the next few years they regressed to become divisional round fodder, and recently they have become wild card fodder. And Wilson isn’t getting any younger. It’s been slow, to be sure, more like a gradual deterioration than a sudden critical failure, but they haven’t been a serious super bowl threat since 2014. I wouldn’t say they were quite an anti-collapse
I do think the Seahawks have pretty much collapsed. The team has gone from being the Legion of Boom to the Legion of Gloom now. A team that lacks any kind of fire at all. Coaching decisions were awful. Wilson has fallen off course and hasn't really been the same guy. The team has truly fallen apart from being NFC West favorites to now being basement dwellers.
I remember wearing my Cam jersey to school every Monday during the 2015 season (I wore it after they won so I wore it basically every week) and feeling like I was on top of the world. Those were the days. I’ll never forget that season and the happiness it brought to the Carolinas (before the super bowl). Even if we eventually win a super bowl, I guarantee there will never be another panthers season as dominant and fun as 2015
Same here bro, I had my cam, Luke, and Thomas Davis jerseys I alternated every week. The best year of watching the panthers I’ve ever had other than the 03-04 season
I know how you feel! I am an Eagles fan, and, while I was no longer in school during 2017, I was in school during 2004, and I wore an Eagles jersey to school pretty much every Monday. At least you were able to experience such a fun season! Hopefully it won't be too long before you get to experience another!
I was huge Newton fan so its kinda surreal to see him on the Patriots, my childhood team. Obviously, I want him to succeed in New England because he's still young enough to have another deep playoff run. If he could ACTUALLY win a ring with Bill... that'd be a dream redemption story.
Being a cam fan but also being a diehard phins fan I remember when patriots signed him I was so torn, I would just tell myself I hope they have a wild card year and he doesn’t play great against us I will be happy. cam never had a chance with a team Brady left.
For real bro we saw yall week 7 or 8 @Titans, and yall beat us by like 10 points then I saw ya shutout Seattle in the first half, then ice em, then destroy Arizona, dude had like 5 ints....I was like yeah they're winning.....then...yeah.
The Bills lost a close Wild Card game just last year in OverTime to Houston. They have a great opportunity to win the AFC West and make a deep Playoff run this year... IF... The Coronavirus doesn’t wipe out the 2020 NFL Season.
The bills decline is honestly pretty straight forward. Veteran players got too old and the franchise never found replacements for them. After the 4 super bowl appearances , they were still perennial playoff contenders, making the playoffs in 1995, 1996, 1998, and 1999. They even had a 11-5 season in 1999 and were on the verge of defeating eventual AFC champion Tennessee Titans until the music city miracle happened. However, masking all that was the fact that all the veterans that played through the superbowl were seriously aging. Some of them like Bruce Smith, Andre Reed, Thurman Thomas, and Jim Kelly continued to play decently after the superbowls, but were all aging by that point. Kelly retired after losing the Wild card game in 1996, and Bruce, Andre, and Thurman all left after the 1999 season. All three soon retired after playing just a short while with other teams. It doesn't help that all these players left right when the Brady dynasty began, giving the bills no room to breath in the division.
I just wish you guys mentioned the season Cam was having in 2018 before he got injured and his production that he had without any good receivers or an offensive line.
He wanted no part of it. He gave up right then and there and then storming out of the press conference, something he'd do again when he didn't like the way something went, showed everyone what he was. There was a knock on him in the draft saying that smile is fake. So when all was going good, Cam was good. Adversity shows up, and he crumbles.
@@benvinew6465 I think you’re forgetting he went against a stellar defensive team and offense consisting of Peyton manning, Emmanuel sanders, a dual RB threat, demariyus Thomson. It was an unreal team
@@shanejones578 And? When the going got tough, he crumbled. The ball was on the turf and instead of going to get it, he ran away from it. It was over right then and there for him.
Even in 2015 they never had much depth, and their coach & front office never emphasized depth. Their starters were good, sometimes elite - so when the team was running on all cylinders it was fantastic. But when those players missed time, the drop to the second string was huge. Some of the problem was bad philosophy, some was just bad luck.
As a panthers fan, this team will always be the best. Most fun I’ve had watching every second of that season. Can’t believe we didn’t win a Super Bowl with Kuechly and Newton :(
You forgot to mention tolbert who was KEY in blocking and short run situations. We had the QB sneak/dive, HB sneak (or really anything up the middle), FB sneak, and WR sweep with ginn!! It was lethal in short yardage situations. Also tolbert could catch and made some big red zone plays and could line up in a few different spots. Cant believe we got rid of him and star.
When we needed three yeards, he'd get us three yards; when we needed one yard, he'd get us three yards; when we needed ten yards... he'd get us three yards.
Miller didn't happen to Cam. Life happened to Cam. Dude was on top of the world. I remember watching every sports outlet showing him "dab" all the time. He wasn't humble and life taught him a hard lesson. Golden State Warriors are learning that lesson too.
The day Luke retired is a day all Panthers fans will remember forever. It's almost like a "I know where I was" moment. Every fan was stunned to see him walk away. We knew we were in for another rough season but as soon as he hung it hope, I gave up hope on 2020 even being a remotely positive season. It's gonna be a long crawl back to where we were in 2015. But I'll never step away from this franchise, this is my team, my state, and I support them.
@@miscellaneous6263 Yes, it’d be similar to the Pistons collapse. Just with relocation drama at the end of the collapse that led the owners to sell. And made them the most hated men in town.
Braves and Bills, eh. Braves fell into mediocrity, and if you were to do a collapse on them you mind as well do Moneyball. The Bills would be a 25-35 min video. Since you’d probably have to cover some of the playoff drought, and the 5 years of playoff contention. Unless it’s a quick summary of the drought. Then yes The Kings would be fine.
@@Timestamps_ Yes. And it needs to mention KingsGate, and not just stop at the 17-65 season. Why? Because that’s when the guy that built the team got canned, and the owners that bought the team in the era became hated, and sold. Even if it’s a quick summary from 2009-2013, or hell, 2009-2020 with the trend since like who I consider their former NorCal cousin the Raiders haven’t been good since the early 2000’s.
As a NC native it was amazing to finally have our team go the distance and do so well on a weekly basis. Even if our team collapsed afterwards, saying that the Panthers had that Super Bowl ring and destroyed everyone in the process would have been all we needed.
Carolina was so fun to watch that year. Best year in sports, such a great year in general, life was good. Luke Keuchly, Newton, Thomas Davis and the rest of the team were so fun to watch.
The Adelaide crows afl team have a very interesting collapse story. They had an excellent game plan, high scoring style, the iconic power stance pre game ritual, and were favourites to win the Grand Final (super bowl). Then, after a 48 point loss, the team went on a camp organised by the guy who created the power stance. This camp was basically just psychological torture. Players had their phones taken, couldn’t talk to family, got yelled at by men in military uniforms with weapons, got abuse yelled at them by teammates, got tied to trees, had a racist welcome to country (Australian Aboriginal traditional ceremony), got blindfolded and driven to a mystery location, and ran hundred meter sprints over and over, all while the club song of the team they lost to, Richmond, played at full volume. Their team fell apart completely after this, losing games left and right. They’ve been missing the playoffs every year, losing to bitter rivals Port Adelaide by 75 points, and, six weeks into the 2020 season, haven’t won a single game.
as much as it would hurt to watch (for me), the Detroit Tigers' collapse is a must make (a starting rotation of at least 3 Cy Young level players in their early-mid primes...etc.)
SB nation punch us Detroit fans in the mouth with the Redwings collapse, The kicked us in the jewels with the Pistons collapse they might as well finish it off with Tigers collapse of the 2006- 2014
@@browmaster2197 they are far from improving sadly. They gave up on a young QB who was playing like a top 10 QB before tearing his MCL, then he rushed back to get destroyed
@Big Noisey oh 😂 Jacoby played extremely well until TY and everyone started falling to injury, then he went down himself. I wish he hadn't rushed back as fast as he did, he could've been a decent passer. His game was fun to watch
*Never had a good receiving core or offensive line last a whole season without injury. He had some good cores, had some good o-lines. They all suffered injuries. And when the injuries happened, it's almost like we decided to pack it in and bet everything on everyone being healthy the next year. I'll give you that we didn't go out searching for talent, but it's not like the Panthers did absolutely nothing for Cam. It's unfortunate, and as a Panthers fan it sucks, but we didn't just shaft this man his whole career.
Your description of Luke Kuechly’s retirement is woefully understated it was hard watching that man say that ..I’m a saints fan bro and I cried with him
Officially, he's had 2 concussions. That injury in 2017 was never actually diagnosed as one. And he played all 16 games the last 2 seasons. But I think last year just broke him. They forced him into that hybrid 3-4 defense which typically relies on bigger, stronger ILBs instead of rangy sideline to sideline guys like Kuechly, and then they continued to insist on playing that defense even after losing their best lineman in Short and only real NT in Poe. Kuechly was getting hammered by offensive linemen on every play because the defensive line was terrible. And in addition to having to be the primary run-stopper, he was at worst the 3rd best cover guy on the team depending on how Bradberry and Boston were playing on a given day. Dude just got sick of playing football, and I honestly can't say I blame him.
I have to expect he was just pissed off to be forced to shoulder the mistakes of our D-Line after Rivera (Tepper?) forced that switch to the hybrid 4-3 defense. That whole season was just Luke chasing down people he should never have even had to worry about.
@@cannedpeachez On paper, they actually had a really good group of personnel to run both schemes as long as nobody got hurt. But Short was absolutely critical as the only guy who could legitimately swing between 4-3 DT and 3-4 DE and be a force in both. As soon as he went down, they should've just given up anything to do with a 3-man front.
I started watching Football when Cam played his first season. I still love to watch him play and I guess these Panters are the reason why this is the only sport I stuck with, since I am from Germany and started watching when it wasn't really a thing over hear, I suggested they just played Football into my heart. And I will never stop wearing the 2015 Cam Newton Trickot while watching a Superbowl or panters match. 💙🖤
My first season of watching was his rookie year as well. By no means am I a Panthers fan, but watching him as a young kid was cool, and his ability to run as well as pass was unique, and I liked that.
All lot of the great we got rid we got rid of them at there down fall not in there prime i don’t care if you a fan favorite if you’re not doing good on the field you’re not going to keep a spot
Gavin Tubbs I already addressed this in a previous reply. It’s not the fact that they released him, or the others, it’s the way it was handled that was upsetting. Steve, DeAngelo, and Cam all came out saying they were totally blindsided and that the general management didn’t even try to work with them, despite their wanting to stay in Carolina. I wish Cam well, just like I did with the others.
Just putting it out there: *NFL South facts: the saints & bucs are two of 3 teams in NFL history to make their super bowl appearance & win it. The falcons & Panthers BOTH went to the super bowl TWICE & lost............*
Yeah the falcons and panthers lost to the same 2 teams just in reverse order It was Broncos then Pat's for the falcons And Pat's and then Broncos for the Panthers
I remember the day Manning announced he was gonna retire. I looked right at my wife and said "Bronco's are gonna win the Super Bowl this year no matter what". Sure enough Panthers and Broncos are matched against one another. To no one's surprise every time the Panthers got within the 25 on Broncos a foul was called and it was always a 10 yard plus penalty. I for one didn't blame Cam for not jumping on that fumble. With how much and how often the Broncos were personally fouling the Panthers and the refs were never calling it I would be terrified to jump into a pile of them lol. Cam would go in healthy and come out with a broken arm, leg, clavicle, ribs and etc. You could tell that the Panthers were mentally defeated after the first half. You could see in their faces that they knew that no matter what they did they would never be allowed to win this game. This game, that super bowl firmly belonged to Manning given it was his last season.
Glad someone will be blunt and call it like it is.. Denver had a lot of help that night. Peyton was flat out garbage in that game and couldn't do anything on Carolina until late when they got demoralized after the offense kept blowing chunks. That missed call on the pass from Newton to Jericho Cotchery in the 1st quarter was flat out horseshit; he had the ball and even the awful CBS dude knew it. That to this day is the angeriest I've ever gotten over a call.. no excuse for it being missed that badly. Sadly it's one of a trend from several of the 2010 decade SB games that refs missed. It's getting too convenient to not spot. If we had been allowed to keep that call we woulda had some momentum on them and we woulda at least got 3 if not 7. If that had happened it woulda been a ball game. Denver knew they had to play dirty because if we had played at our best and smartest we woulda out hit them and eventually wore them down. It doesn't matter how good their D or Miller was they all woulda got broke by the end. We did score with Stewart but that took way too long.. the damage was done. The whole ass kissing spectacle for Peyton and the convenient huddle of cameras there at the end was pathetic. It reems of being sketchy and i honestly couldn't congratulate them at the end because it felt dirty. That whole Super Bowl sucked the mother load.. why they chose San Fran to host it I have no idea. The 50th anniversary ceremony sucked; the halftime show was horrendously bad (Coldplay got pushed to the side for Beyonce and it turned into a propaganda show to boot,) that whole day was a fail from start to end. Carolina got brainwashed by the attention and culture out there too.. all I could see on the local news was Snoop Dogg hanging with them and i got nervous. They got big headed epically and they were doomed even then.
This was a great video (I'm a Panthers fan so it was slightly scarring) but I think Kelvin Benjamin not running for a tackle that initially led to Cam's 1st shoulder injury and Cam's car accident where he wanted to play the next week but they didnt let him were left out 😓
The 2015 Panthers are an excellent example of how lightning in a bottle any given NFL season can be for a team. Organizations that are able to maintain playoff appearances and post season success are the exception not the norm.
What isn't mentioned is just how bad the 2015 schedule was. The Panthers played a joke of a schedule. I realize in the NFL, a team can only play who they have in front of them, but that schedule had to be one of the easiest in league history. That Panther team was probably an 11 win team against a typical schedule.
@@knelsud92 I mean the consensus second best team in the NFC lost to those panthers in the playoffs by about 35 points so its kind of a stretch to say they weren't actually as good as they were.... Also had the leagues best offense and second best defense.
Cam went 12-4, 7-8-1, and 15-1 to be the first QB in NFC South history to win the division bacc to bacc. Not even Brees, Mike V, Ryan had done that. The 7-8-1 yr Cam had late offseason surgery, didn’t participate much in camp and preseason. Still won division and won a playoff game. Went 6-10 after super bowl then had late offseason shoulder surgery. Didn’t play until game 1 and went 11-5 with WRs like Funchess, Benjamin, Berlin, Frazier and almost won a playoff game. Dude finally gets a little talent at wr and a new owner says bye. We miss you, ball out Cam
Yea we did him so damn dirty, dude got in a car wreck broke his back and still won the last 4 games of the season and a playoff game. But apparently he’s trash
The Panthers have never had back-to-back winning seasons. The closest they have ever gotten is a .500 season after a winning season. They are statistically the most volatile team in the NFL because of this.
This wasnt a downfall this was obvious. The broncos paid an old peyton after neck surgery. Signed a bunch of high price old players. Everyone knew the Broncos had at best a 4 year window. They lucky didnt waste all those years and walked away with 1 sb
Brett T I still think it’s a downfall. They were super bowl champs and after that year they have had only one winning season. And the broncos just lost Chris Harris jr which was the last remaining member of the no fly zone. I think it classifies as a downfall. Believe me it’s pain fall as a broncos fan to say it was a downfall but it was. Any time a team wins a super bowl then falls off that drastically it’s a downfall.
That game cost me money on FanDuel when the Seahawks stormed back. I still ended up ahead but didn't win as much as I would've if the Panthers defense had held.
Time will tell how Cam is. He's also the prime example of why I don't like dual threat QB's. They are very open to injuries. But even then, the blame lies with the Panthers for not letting him get 100% before throwing him back onto the field. RG3 2.0.
@@caseystorton681 lol i wouldnt say that honestly dont think what they were doing defensively benefited his play style plus the redskins period wasnt anything special when he arrived
2016 post Atlanta Falcons collapse! Went from best offense in the league to 28-3 to barely making the wild card to two straight 7-9 seasons. As a Falcons fan I would love to see this video made!
I'm a Saints fanatic... and I'm waiting for an eventual Saints collapse episode. Sure we have a great defense but they can only do so much. Besides.. after this season.. many players are set to beco.e free agents.
I know it was over for them the moment they lost Josh Norman. He was their outspoken leader, just like R. Sherman was to the Seahawks. I think if they had kept him, with the return of Kelvin “lazy” Benjamin, they would’ve been unstoppable. Most of the times GM’s are their own worst nightmare. After working hard to put in the pieces together, their success go over their heads and ruin their masterpiece.
One guy doesnt make a team, also doing a great season and asking for millions is not a good sign, a bad team is a lot of mistakes happening at the same time.
@@brunomoreno3666 Not saying Norman is the greatest but he was one of the biggest reason why they made it to the SB. He guarded the best, and come out on top almost every time. He was one of the most important pieces they had, and once he left, they turned in to mediocre and his career went downhill as well not as bad as the Panthers tho. lol
@@teamsami123 he was a nickel corner who was the robber, whenever he guarded people 1 on 1 he got smoked. We let him go cause he wanted CB1 money and he wasn’t worth that realistically.
It all went downhill for Carolina and Cam when he was scared to dive on that fumble in the Superbowl, but he has a great chance to resurrect his career in New England
A collapse episode on Leeds Utd (UK Soccer team) would be amazing! Some unbelievable stories in there, how they went from nearly winning the league with a super fun young team to getting relegated within a couple of years. They still haven't been back in the Premier League for over 15 years, however this could be very close to happening in the next week or so (timing would be good)
Let's be realistic about the Colts after their Super Bowl, though. Bill Polian saw that Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, and other receivers were aging, so they looked at the future by drafting Austin Collie, Pierre Garcon, and Anthony Gonzalez. Injuries and some of them being a bust really hurt them. Peyton Manning being the future HoF that he was really covered a lot of the stink from these poor draft picks and classes. That 2011 season without Peyton really showed the world just how bad these picks were. Also fun fact, while Googling Anthony Gonzalez, I saw he's now a Congressman.
Yeah, the Colts had up and down seasons since losing Peyton. Their season after was drastic, but Luck brought them back up after just one season. Then he got injured and they collapsed but not so drastically.
Hard to really call it a collapse quite yet. After one awful (tanking?) season in 2011, they bounced back with a new franchise quarterback, and have only had one truly bad losing season since then (4-12 in 2017), with two division titles, two wild card berths, four playoff wins, and three seasons at or just below .500. That's more success than what a lot of teams experience. However, they may be set up for a collapse in the wake of Andrew Luck's retirement, especially if an aging Philip Rivers can't turn things around for them.
I've watched the Panthers since they became a franchise... and I haven't tuned into another season since the Superbowl Cam season, I've watched highlights maybe caught a game at a friends house, but there will never be another Panthers season like 2015 was such an awesome thing to watch. Considering they have had 1 winning season since this time and my Sundays are completely open, it proved to be a win for me.
Sooo many emotions right now. I love the Panthers and LOVED that we drafted Cam Newton. We never gave him a true chance to be Great. The 2015 was the best o-line Cam ever had (FINALLY) and he finally got CMC and DJ then *peace* ! I’m still a die hard Panthers fan but I also hope Cam comes back and WINS!
So uhhh..... do we need to start on the sequel or...
It's just the typical Panthers Rollercoaster of Pain. It's perfectly healthy, unlike our players.
pretty much
Give it a year, I’d say.
Probably... But still, Carolina is losing with Sam Darnold and PJ Walker is underwhelming as a starter.
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SB Nation should do an alternate series to collapse called “Rebuild” and focus on teams who started at rock bottom and built up to become a dynasty/champion
POHeck2 Toronto Raptors would be perfect for that idea
Oooo the Chicago Cubs would be a nice touch lol
2001 Patriots (winning a Super Bowl after 3 consecutive years finishing 4th in the AFC East).
saints
Wow! That's an awesome idea!!!
As a Panthers fan, I have one word to describe this video: *Pain.*
nothing else but pain
That 3 year span from 2013-15 y’all should have gotten at least two Super Bowls. That was their window. Josh Norman was the downfall. He was a system player in a great defense. Look what happened in Washington. Injuries took its toll.
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MrLp1980 Cam cared more about rehearsing his cellies than winning. Dude couldn’t be bothered to go after a loose ball in the super bowl. Can’t win like that.
*with Cpt. Holt voice* Pain
Do the “Sacksonville” Jaguars, the quickest collapse of a potential Super Bowl team ever.
*jacksonville right now:* minshew mania
Well getting blatantly cheated out of a Super Bowl appearance is a good way to nuke a franchise. That’s the only game I’ve seen that I can say for sure was fixed.
Stack X lol oh really. So the jags committing obvious DPI, head hunting Gronk, and being dirty players is rigged?
Idiot
they only went 10-6 that year
@@jessedellross3245 i dont agree that it was fixed but Myles Jack wasnt down and he had a clear path to the endzone. If he scores we going to the Super Bowl. Bad Call
Fun fact, michael "blind side" oher was on the OL for that 15-1 team
Wayne Ford yes
@Wayne Ford yes he was en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Oher
And Jared Allen was on the Dline and Tillman in the secondary (until he was injured) they signed Finnegan toward the end of the year
They had a few different famous faces in places on that 2015 team
Michael "False Start" Oher
And von made him his b&@*#
Crazy part is Cam won the MVP without a 1,000 yard reciever
Haters never respected Cam till he was a patriot
Philly brown Jericho lol fun times just pain to see them fall so fast.
@@rafaelmorales6838 dem injuries and stupid ron really caught up
Lol people in this comment section got unlimited excuses for cam.
Kaizaro123 lol. Seen a lot of you in these RUclips comments. I ain’t gonna argue w someone about a player who won’t make it to HOF and has only had TWO winning seasons. Waste of my time.
As die hard panther fan i can say the 15 win season, despite the outcome, was the most fun year ever. As were many of Cam's year's prior i hadn't been more excited to be a Panther fan than ever before. Everything after that was so hard to watch. The mismanagement of personnel and Cam's health was rough.
Yup...
I wish y’all shut up with this as a fan bs
@@ncpantherology6753 don't like it then don't read it. Not hard.
@@sherpder nobody ask you to kiss ass of a regular dude that play a regular sport fanboy
@@ncpantherology6753 I’d be mad too if I had a decade plus of a mediocre offensive line letting a stud QB like Cam get murdered.
As a diehard Panthers fan, this broke my heart all over again
As a Raiders fan, I can tell you that for a young NFL team, you guys already have two of my all time favorite legends (Steve Smith and Julius Peppers).
All we've had for legends in the last 20 years was Charles Woodson and Sebastian Janakowski.
Poison_0038 janakowski😂😂😂
@@MrLizrd He's a legend in all the buffets around the bay area.
That's how I felt during Superbowl 48 don't even go there
This just pissed me off but I had to watch it 😠
Hard to believe this was 5 years ago now. It feels like 2-3 years
I know man Time flies
It does not feel like 2 years at all
Feels like 10 years to me
Feels like 1000 years ago
I wouldn’t say kuechly went out on his own terms. He had several concussions and he noted his play was starting to suffer
Imagine CMC on the 2015 Panthers, it wouldn’t even be fair
Fr tho
Imagine CMC and Teddy B, Super Bowl favourite
Would've been nice because the 2015 Panthers passing game wasn't all that good.
Lol. Rivera barely played rookies. CMC didn't play much his rookie season because the dumb coaching staff didn't know how to use him. Horrendous coaching.
Still would have found a way to lose
As a Panthers fan, I knew this was coming sooner or later. That 2015 season was freakin' magical and it still hurts that we never recovered entirely after it.
I thought it was worthy of a collapse video, but I never thought they would actually do it. Probably did it just because that final piece just fell.
Haw Haw
@Markel Scott Rivera should have been fired earlier.
@Hector Rodriguez Ironic that the best player on that Warriors squad, Steph Curry, was a Panthers Fan, and at Super Bowl 50
As a panthers fan I haven’t fully recovered
As a panthers fan, this hurts to watch
Fax, felt the same on the raiders one
Same
yeah this hit the feelings hard
Yea this hurts
I remember feeling like the only person who wanted to draft Cam, I'm glad we did. CAR failed by not protecting him or giving him weapons. Hope we can draft QB Trevor Lawrence.
A Phoenix Suns collapse would be interesting. How they were a favorite in the Western Conference till they lost key pieces into the new decade.
Hiring Terry Porter to try and replace d’antoni started it all.
Terry Porter did not have an impressive coaching resume and wasn’t gonna inherit d’antoni’s talent and make them better.
He didn’t even make it 50 games into his first year with them before he got fired.
That and eventually losing Stoudemire led to the collapse of the Suns.
SSOL
I mean, they kind of went over a lot of that in the Steve Nash Untitled video
That's basically the Steve Nash Untitled video
@@JWex-jy7sk I'm a Knicks fan. Losing Amare was a godsend for the Suns. He had half a season of MVP caliber play and then his career basically ended with us. Losing Amare for NOTHING was the start of problem though.
This trip down memory lane almost brought me to tears. If I remember right, Cam was on fire in 2018, as good as his MVP year (if not better with CMC demanding defensive attention) up until that arm injury. The team mishandled him, and far too many fans rejected him because they didn't like his "style." I owned four jerseys of players from the 2015 team and they are all gone. I'm taking a break from the Panthers for a bit because I'm just so mad at the organization.
That TJ Watt hit in his shoulder ruined Cam! So sad smh
Hahaha brought you to tears? A showboat of a loser, who isn't even in the NFL anymore ? Never won a superbowl ? When has Carolina won a superbowl? How many times? This is a joke right? Panthers and cam are and always will be the biggest joke, and I live in Carolina.
Cam went full gardening grandma style..
Probably should stay on break from the panthers for a few more years my friend
@@dubnation1360 Yeah their unwatchability last year gave me shades of the Clausen "era," spelled E-R-R-O-R.
The early 2010s Detroit Tigers would certainly be an interesting collapse video
I’ve been thinking that same thing myself, as owner Mike Ilitch (well into his 80s) was in total win-now mode, with Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera, David Price, Prince Fielder, and others, but they lost in the ALCS in 2011 and 2013 and got swept in the 2012 World Series.
That’s a similar pattern to the 49ers in the same years, see the link at the end of this video.
Baseball isn't interesting though
The early 2010s tigers is a tragedy
Im Maxing RS yes it is
@@ethanmoore4827 seriously, so many good players and now they're pretty much all gone and the team is doomed to hell for many years to come
Can you do a new series: Rebuild? A few teams you could do are the nuggets and warriors
*Or the saints before they won their first super bowl*
Or the Patriots during the late 90s and early 2000s
@@bostonsportsfan5079 nah lmao no one wants to see that
@@griffdog18 On one hand, it would be fascinating to see how the Patriots became the NFL-dominating dynasty that they were of almost 2 decades. On the other hand, I don't think many non-Patriots fans would like to revive the traumas inflicted by the Galactic Empire of sports.
@@ChuckBrowning exactly. i think everyone knows the story and no one wants to relive it ever again, outside of patriots fans😂
As a true panthers fan this video makes me want to cry.. I experienced every drop of all this heartbreak.. 2015, the year of the dab, the year we destroyed the cowboys on thanksgiving, The year cam didn’t jump on the ball.. Twill never be forgotten. And I do mean twill.. The year we all finally believed we were getting that ever so coveted trophy and ring.. and just like you said, it all went up in smoke. I am optimistic that we will one day, and one day soon, rise to glory and finally accomplish the ultimate goal.For it is the nature of the slogan of the franchise that we yell at every home game.. that echoes all the way up Mint street... #keeppounding
Damn man I’m a Bucs fan and I can’t relate to losing a super bowl and all but I do feel your pain. Being in the basement of the NFC south for nearly 10 years didn’t help either but you guys have a promising future.
@@cwasontmon6860 💀💀
@@cwasontmon6860 boy it’s depressing being you and the panther fan 🤣
Don't worry bud, it's time to get Deshaun
I hope so to with something good happening on defence with Chinn Brown Burns and offence with Robby CMC DJ and Samuels we just need a QB like Cam to help us
Fun fact, if Seattle didn’t have Russell Wilson this could’ve easily been an episode about the Seahawks
So true... being a Hawks fan, I can only imagine how terrible Seattle would be without Russell.
Can’t forget about Wagner either man leads that defense !
If we didn’t have Russ we’d be like the worst team in the league
Goes to show you attitude is everything. Cam has one of the worst attitudes while Russ is always smiling and looking to improve.
What a dumb comment. Take the star qb off any team and you can say the same.
My heart hurts
You look like Howard sterns disabled nephew
thought ur a raiders fan
Hank Hill Strickland Propane 💀
@@hankhillstricklandpropane4134 😭
@@hankhillstricklandpropane4134 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How I wish Cam would've turned it back and had a season like this with the Pats. It was sad seeing him struggle being one of the leagues worst. Hope he can get back to form wherever he goes next. If anyone wants him after what he put on film this past season.
Under further review, one year later Cam still sucks.
Cam is killing it on his couch right now. Best in the league.
Wasn’t he balling on the pats before he go hit with Covid?
Von Miller is a baaaad man. He was a man possessed that year.
I just picture Stephen a smith sayin he’s a baaaaaaaad maaan
Did You Know That Current New England Patriots’ QB Cam Newton Was Drafted No.1 By The Carolina Panthers & Denver Broncos LB/Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller Was Drafted No.2 Behind Newton Back In 2011? Von Miller Had A Lot To Prove In That Super Bowl & He Delivered!
John Maring did u know that he’s been injured for four years
John Maring nope he had already proved that he was one of the best pass rusher in the league, and won DROY and multiple pro bowl.
He was, I'm a Pats fan and knew Brady was going to die in Dever that year. Lol, even got a pick in the AFC championship. Von was going nuts.
Me, sports fan: YAY, SB Nation video
Me, panthers fan: Oh no
*Hate to be THAT guy but fact: the Panthers (along with the falcons) went to the super bowl TWICE & lost both times BUT the saints & bucs are two of the 3 teams in NFL history to make their super bowl appearance & win it..........*
@@Simeautomatic100 pain
Same
@@Simeautomatic100 meanwhile you can't lose a Superbowl if you've never been to one (Lions)
@@Simeautomatic100 okay and how are the bucs doing? 13 seasons with no playoff appearances. The saints just cant stop loosing to the Vikings when it matters most. 🤷♂️🤷♂️ everyteam has had problems.
Man, with recent news, I just feel kinda bad for Newton. What a way for such a promising career to peter out.
Just like Teddy Bridgewater. I'm a Packer fan, but that was just depressing.
Not a panthers fan, but Luke retiring made me cry
As a Saints fan.....Im so excited and I just cant hide it!!
Same bro
@Hector Rodriguez him and Patrick Willis
Don’t Forget About Former DE Free Agent Who Signed With Carolina From Chicago In 2015 Jared Allen Who Announced His Retirement & Rode Off Into The Sunset On Instagram @ Age 33 One Week After Losing Super Bowl 50 To Denver! 💔😢😭💔
1 year in nfl life is 5 years in regular life
This video broke my heart and what could have been. When you look at the weapons Cam had in 2015 compared to 2018, it makes you think what might have been. Cam was a force of nature and carried the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2015 with a worn down J-Stew and a bunch of receivers who would have been on another team's practice squad. In 2018, the Panthers finally started to add weapons on offense beside Greg Olsen adding DJ Moore and CMAC. But Cam was injured all the time and the offensive line was horrible. Now, we're in a full on rebuild
More dark days to come as a panthers fan even though it’s already been pretty bad lmao
At least if does well with the Pats then the Panthers should get some nice compensation pick value. I mean him+Luke Keuchly definitely has to be worth a good amount in the formula.
Jonathan Stewart ran for 989 yards, while averaging 4 yrds a carry. Worn down? That was the first season he had 230 plus carries in his career..... that oline was top notch..... while his receivers weren't the best (they were still ted ginn jr and Devin funchess..... both still in the league btw), he had a top TE in the game in Greg Olsen and an offense to suit his strong points.... not to mention that defense was ridiculously good. He had a great season stat wise sure, but Cam has never been a pure quarterback.... he's always been an extraordinary athlete playing the position
@@dnice2000 J-Stew had a good year in 2015 but it was clear that he was starting to lose a bit of burst before the foot injury. And even at J-Stew's best, Stewart < CMC. I though I mentioned that Cam had Greg Olsen. For some reason, I always forget about Ginn, he was crucial in stretching the field which allowed better running lanes for Cam and Stewart. The Panthers seriously missed Ginn after he left for NO and he was never replaced until Curtis Samuel showed up.
There was no doubt that the defense was elite from 2012 to about 2017 but the Panthers needed the offense to carry its weight for the team to reach its full potential.
@@Jpforney agreed, and Cam had a phenomenal year....if you recall the next year they were determined to make cam more of a pocket qb to protect him because teams were laying into him. Once that happened it was a wrap. He's just not a great pocket guy..... switching gears, cmc is far and beyond me than Stewart absolutely! I think the Panthers moving on from Cam was a good move though, acknowledging a much needed rebuild.
It would be interesting to one on the seahawks, like a sort of anti collapse, they had all the factors and events that cause a team to collapse but didn’t. It’d be interesting
The Seahawks have definitely fallen off considering what the expectations for them were. In 2013-14, people thought they were unstoppable and expected them to go to the super bowl every year. Then for the next few years they regressed to become divisional round fodder, and recently they have become wild card fodder. And Wilson isn’t getting any younger. It’s been slow, to be sure, more like a gradual deterioration than a sudden critical failure, but they haven’t been a serious super bowl threat since 2014. I wouldn’t say they were quite an anti-collapse
I do think the Seahawks have pretty much collapsed. The team has gone from being the Legion of Boom to the Legion of Gloom now. A team that lacks any kind of fire at all. Coaching decisions were awful. Wilson has fallen off course and hasn't really been the same guy. The team has truly fallen apart from being NFC West favorites to now being basement dwellers.
I remember wearing my Cam jersey to school every Monday during the 2015 season (I wore it after they won so I wore it basically every week) and feeling like I was on top of the world. Those were the days. I’ll never forget that season and the happiness it brought to the Carolinas (before the super bowl). Even if we eventually win a super bowl, I guarantee there will never be another panthers season as dominant and fun as 2015
Felt the same exact energy watching my ravens last year we sure did disappoint in the playoffs but man was the season fun
Hector Rodriguez go pack go
Same here bro, I had my cam, Luke, and Thomas Davis jerseys I alternated every week. The best year of watching the panthers I’ve ever had other than the 03-04 season
I know how you feel! I am an Eagles fan, and, while I was no longer in school during 2017, I was in school during 2004, and I wore an Eagles jersey to school pretty much every Monday. At least you were able to experience such a fun season! Hopefully it won't be too long before you get to experience another!
Damn the 2015 Panthers already have a collapsed video? It seems like the 2015 NFL season was just yesterday.
What a time it was in life
As a Broncos fan, It does not feel like yesterday. The last 5 seasons have been anything but that magical '15 season.
As a Ravens fan, those dark times feel satisfyingly distant.
I remember watching super bowl 50 vividly!!
Dab on em!!!! Good times in 2015
I was huge Newton fan so its kinda surreal to see him on the Patriots, my childhood team. Obviously, I want him to succeed in New England because he's still young enough to have another deep playoff run. If he could ACTUALLY win a ring with Bill... that'd be a dream redemption story.
Fast forward a year from your comment and it looks like he is done
Being a cam fan but also being a diehard phins fan I remember when patriots signed him I was so torn, I would just tell myself I hope they have a wild card year and he doesn’t play great against us I will be happy. cam never had a chance with a team Brady left.
At least you have Tom Brady
I feel like that the panthers just fell off because of everyone’s injuries, especially cam and the o line
Yea it was a storm of shitty luck after that super bowl
Mark Butler fax
And Kuechly going out on that stretcher, sad thing to see
Navon Myhand Big fax
Actually it was because of von
"Feels almost cruel." Speaking as a Panthers fan, everything is cruel
I'm a falcons fan we always destroy y'all
ViBiN2 Week 17 2014 34-3
ViBiN2 Anythung 38-0 in Carolina
Bro we haven't lost to yall sine 2017 lol
except 28-3
As a Panthers fan, this hurts to watch, it gives me goosebumps realizing how great of a dynasty this team could’ve been. Great Video.
For real bro we saw yall week 7 or 8 @Titans, and yall beat us by like 10 points then I saw ya shutout Seattle in the first half, then ice em, then destroy Arizona, dude had like 5 ints....I was like yeah they're winning.....then...yeah.
Dw the broncos collapsed as well
@@klizzard1691 At least they won a SB 😥
talking about a dynasty without even winning a superbowl 🤡
@@howdareyouexist Could've been lol, learn to read first
Next they should do how the Bills went from four straight Super Bowls to not winning a playoff game since 1995.
Ditto~!!! Or Vikes with Fran~!!
The Bills lost a close Wild Card game just last year in OverTime to Houston. They have a great opportunity to win the AFC West and make a deep Playoff run this year...
IF...
The Coronavirus doesn’t wipe out the 2020 NFL Season.
The bills decline is honestly pretty straight forward. Veteran players got too old and the franchise never found replacements for them.
After the 4 super bowl appearances , they were still perennial playoff contenders, making the playoffs in 1995, 1996, 1998, and 1999. They even had a 11-5 season in 1999 and were on the verge of defeating eventual AFC champion Tennessee Titans until the music city miracle happened. However, masking all that was the fact that all the veterans that played through the superbowl were seriously aging. Some of them like Bruce Smith, Andre Reed, Thurman Thomas, and Jim Kelly continued to play decently after the superbowls, but were all aging by that point. Kelly retired after losing the Wild card game in 1996, and Bruce, Andre, and Thurman all left after the 1999 season. All three soon retired after playing just a short while with other teams. It doesn't help that all these players left right when the Brady dynasty began, giving the bills no room to breath in the division.
Sucks to suck!
YuChen Chen they benched their qb Who brought them to the Super Bowl .🤦♂️
I just wish you guys mentioned the season Cam was having in 2018 before he got injured and his production that he had without any good receivers or an offensive line.
He wasn't called out for "not reacting quicker to the fumble." He was called out for not even trying to get it.🤣
He wanted no part of it. He gave up right then and there and then storming out of the press conference, something he'd do again when he didn't like the way something went, showed everyone what he was. There was a knock on him in the draft saying that smile is fake. So when all was going good, Cam was good. Adversity shows up, and he crumbles.
@@benvinew6465 I think you’re forgetting he went against a stellar defensive team and offense consisting of Peyton manning, Emmanuel sanders, a dual RB threat, demariyus Thomson. It was an unreal team
@@shanejones578 And? When the going got tough, he crumbled. The ball was on the turf and instead of going to get it, he ran away from it. It was over right then and there for him.
@@benvinew6465 plus Mike remmer was blocking😂
Even in 2015 they never had much depth, and their coach & front office never emphasized depth. Their starters were good, sometimes elite - so when the team was running on all cylinders it was fantastic. But when those players missed time, the drop to the second string was huge. Some of the problem was bad philosophy, some was just bad luck.
Google Ads spoiled a part of the answer to the question.
I got a Nationwide ad with Peyton Manning
Papa Johns ad with Von
Lmaoooooooo
Man I miss the 2015-2016 season😭
As a panthers fan, this team will always be the best. Most fun I’ve had watching every second of that season. Can’t believe we didn’t win a Super Bowl with Kuechly and Newton :(
You forgot to mention tolbert who was KEY in blocking and short run situations. We had the QB sneak/dive, HB sneak (or really anything up the middle), FB sneak, and WR sweep with ginn!! It was lethal in short yardage situations. Also tolbert could catch and made some big red zone plays and could line up in a few different spots. Cant believe we got rid of him and star.
Loved Tolbert when he was with the Chargers. Rivera made a smart move bringing him to the Panthers.
I forgot about the Bowling Ball! Good point man. This video hurt to watch
One more - Kelvin Benjamin may be trash, but he was tall, long, and thicc - super tough for many DBs to defend on a tiny route
I remember #89 Steve Smith Jr and hard hitting Greg Hardy those were the days
When we needed three yeards, he'd get us three yards; when we needed one yard, he'd get us three yards; when we needed ten yards... he'd get us three yards.
David Ortiz's walk off homer in game 4 of the 2004 ALCS deserves a deep rewind
Or the Grand Slam in 2013
Not at all a panthers fan but Cam took more shots that weren’t called roughing than any other QB of the last 20 years.
So true.
Oh this video broke my spirit. Oh how much do I miss my panthers consistently being in the playoffs
Imagine the current receiving core + McCaffrey on that 2015 Panthers team
Something in my gut tells me you'll be doing a "what happened to the 18' Eagles" here in the future with a similar outcome for Wentz..
It's not if but when
Now that Doug Pederson's been fired, it's all but guaranteed.
Yep
....
You can’t really because they somehow won the superbowl
you could have just had this video be ten seconds and just you saying: "Von Miller"
😡
Miller didn't happen to Cam. Life happened to Cam. Dude was on top of the world. I remember watching every sports outlet showing him "dab" all the time. He wasn't humble and life taught him a hard lesson. Golden State Warriors are learning that lesson too.
@@csharp57 fax
The day Luke retired is a day all Panthers fans will remember forever. It's almost like a "I know where I was" moment. Every fan was stunned to see him walk away. We knew we were in for another rough season but as soon as he hung it hope, I gave up hope on 2020 even being a remotely positive season. It's gonna be a long crawl back to where we were in 2015. But I'll never step away from this franchise, this is my team, my state, and I support them.
whoa it feels like its just yesterday when the Panthers was on the Superbowl, 2015!!! Where did time go?
Do one on:
The Braves after 1999
The Kings after 2002
The Bills after 1994
The kings were still good until 06
@@miscellaneous6263 Yes, it’d be similar to the Pistons collapse.
Just with relocation drama at the end of the collapse that led the owners to sell. And made them the most hated men in town.
Braves and Bills, eh.
Braves fell into mediocrity, and if you were to do a collapse on them you mind as well do Moneyball.
The Bills would be a 25-35 min video. Since you’d probably have to cover some of the playoff drought, and the 5 years of playoff contention. Unless it’s a quick summary of the drought. Then yes
The Kings would be fine.
The Sacramento kings episode needs to happen
@@Timestamps_ Yes.
And it needs to mention KingsGate, and not just stop at the 17-65 season.
Why? Because that’s when the guy that built the team got canned, and the owners that bought the team in the era became hated, and sold.
Even if it’s a quick summary from 2009-2013, or hell, 2009-2020 with the trend since like who I consider their former NorCal cousin the Raiders haven’t been good since the early 2000’s.
As a NC native it was amazing to finally have our team go the distance and do so well on a weekly basis. Even if our team collapsed afterwards, saying that the Panthers had that Super Bowl ring and destroyed everyone in the process would have been all we needed.
Steph Curry was hyping that team so much, there were rumors he'll go to to Charlotte.
*Forreal tho. He was beating the Panthers drum during the super bowl & everything*
@@Simeautomatic100 He grew up Charlotte, his dad Dee played for the Hornets.
Definitely my favourite series on RUclips, pure quality!
Carolina was so fun to watch that year. Best year in sports, such a great year in general, life was good. Luke Keuchly, Newton, Thomas Davis and the rest of the team were so fun to watch.
The Adelaide crows afl team have a very interesting collapse story. They had an excellent game plan, high scoring style, the iconic power stance pre game ritual, and were favourites to win the Grand Final (super bowl). Then, after a 48 point loss, the team went on a camp organised by the guy who created the power stance. This camp was basically just psychological torture. Players had their phones taken, couldn’t talk to family, got yelled at by men in military uniforms with weapons, got abuse yelled at them by teammates, got tied to trees, had a racist welcome to country (Australian Aboriginal traditional ceremony), got blindfolded and driven to a mystery location, and ran hundred meter sprints over and over, all while the club song of the team they lost to, Richmond, played at full volume. Their team fell apart completely after this, losing games left and right. They’ve been missing the playoffs every year, losing to bitter rivals Port Adelaide by 75 points, and, six weeks into the 2020 season, haven’t won a single game.
dude i want a footy vid so bad
You a pat mcafee fan huh
@@TerbNoteldnep yessur
Bret Pendleton nah mate I’m from Western Australia
This sounds wild.
as much as it would hurt to watch (for me), the Detroit Tigers' collapse is a must make (a starting rotation of at least 3 Cy Young level players in their early-mid primes...etc.)
I feel your pain as a Phillies fan lol
miguel cabrera, victor martinez, and jd martinez too
The pain... 😭
SB nation punch us Detroit fans in the mouth with the Redwings collapse, The kicked us in the jewels with the Pistons collapse they might as well finish it off with Tigers collapse of the 2006- 2014
6:25 you can see something clearly wrong with Luke in his eyes.
Yeah, that was painful to see.
Collapse: How the Colts sucked into another Generational Franchise QB after Peyton Manning, and lost him by the end of the decade.
They’re improving so I wouldn’t say collapse
@@browmaster2197 they are far from improving sadly. They gave up on a young QB who was playing like a top 10 QB before tearing his MCL, then he rushed back to get destroyed
@Big Noisey he's considerably worse, showed his age, and has a short timeline
@Big Noisey oh 😂 Jacoby played extremely well until TY and everyone started falling to injury, then he went down himself. I wish he hadn't rushed back as fast as he did, he could've been a decent passer. His game was fun to watch
Cam newton has never had a good receiving core or a good offensive line
*Never had a good receiving core or offensive line last a whole season without injury. He had some good cores, had some good o-lines. They all suffered injuries. And when the injuries happened, it's almost like we decided to pack it in and bet everything on everyone being healthy the next year. I'll give you that we didn't go out searching for talent, but it's not like the Panthers did absolutely nothing for Cam. It's unfortunate, and as a Panthers fan it sucks, but we didn't just shaft this man his whole career.
He does now an he is still dumpster juice scam pootin
@@jamesharper1023 what receivers do the patriots have?
@@dancejuggn No one who cam compare with Gronk or make up for the fact that Cam's head is still rattling from his hits in Atlanta in 2016.
@@jamesharper1023 Jakobi Meyers? Damiere Byrd? NKeal Harry? Julian Edelman? Those are not weapons...
Your description of Luke Kuechly’s retirement is woefully understated it was hard watching that man say that ..I’m a saints fan bro and I cried with him
10:45 one of the most devastating photos in Panthers history.
Absolutely agree. Cam was having an MVP-caliber season before T.J. Watt messed up his shoulder on that hit
I wouldn’t say kuechly went out on his own terms. He had several concussions and he noted his play was starting to suffer
Officially, he's had 2 concussions. That injury in 2017 was never actually diagnosed as one. And he played all 16 games the last 2 seasons. But I think last year just broke him. They forced him into that hybrid 3-4 defense which typically relies on bigger, stronger ILBs instead of rangy sideline to sideline guys like Kuechly, and then they continued to insist on playing that defense even after losing their best lineman in Short and only real NT in Poe. Kuechly was getting hammered by offensive linemen on every play because the defensive line was terrible. And in addition to having to be the primary run-stopper, he was at worst the 3rd best cover guy on the team depending on how Bradberry and Boston were playing on a given day. Dude just got sick of playing football, and I honestly can't say I blame him.
I have to expect he was just pissed off to be forced to shoulder the mistakes of our D-Line after Rivera (Tepper?) forced that switch to the hybrid 4-3 defense. That whole season was just Luke chasing down people he should never have even had to worry about.
@@cannedpeachez On paper, they actually had a really good group of personnel to run both schemes as long as nobody got hurt. But Short was absolutely critical as the only guy who could legitimately swing between 4-3 DT and 3-4 DE and be a force in both. As soon as he went down, they should've just given up anything to do with a 3-man front.
I started watching Football when Cam played his first season. I still love to watch him play and I guess these Panters are the reason why this is the only sport I stuck with, since I am from Germany and started watching when it wasn't really a thing over hear, I suggested they just played Football into my heart. And I will never stop wearing the 2015 Cam Newton Trickot while watching a Superbowl or panters match. 💙🖤
My first season of watching was his rookie year as well. By no means am I a Panthers fan, but watching him as a young kid was cool, and his ability to run as well as pass was unique, and I liked that.
Luke Kuekley was a PHENOMENAL football player - he just had bad luck with the concussions...
This had me in tears. Good luck, Cam. The Panthers love to betray their all-time greats.
Henry717 memes The Panthers mishandled him and the situation. Just like they did with Smitty and DeAngelo.
All lot of the great we got rid we got rid of them at there down fall not in there prime i don’t care if you a fan favorite if you’re not doing good on the field you’re not going to keep a spot
Gavin Tubbs I already addressed this in a previous reply. It’s not the fact that they released him, or the others, it’s the way it was handled that was upsetting. Steve, DeAngelo, and Cam all came out saying they were totally blindsided and that the general management didn’t even try to work with them, despite their wanting to stay in Carolina. I wish Cam well, just like I did with the others.
Everbard bro. Deangelo Williams was an RB. Since when do RBs in the nfl get tenured?
I agree so much this team was special how do you mess this up
Just putting it out there:
*NFL South facts: the saints & bucs are two of 3 teams in NFL history to make their super bowl appearance & win it. The falcons & Panthers BOTH went to the super bowl TWICE & lost............*
And the teams both the Falcons and Panthers lost to are the Patriots and Broncos
@@SminkingDoctor *wow!!!! That's crazy!*
Jonathan Dee The One And Only my favorite “stat” from football
Yeah the falcons and panthers lost to the same 2 teams just in reverse order
It was Broncos then Pat's for the falcons
And Pat's and then Broncos for the Panthers
who is the 3rd team
I remember the day Manning announced he was gonna retire. I looked right at my wife and said "Bronco's are gonna win the Super Bowl this year no matter what". Sure enough Panthers and Broncos are matched against one another. To no one's surprise every time the Panthers got within the 25 on Broncos a foul was called and it was always a 10 yard plus penalty. I for one didn't blame Cam for not jumping on that fumble. With how much and how often the Broncos were personally fouling the Panthers and the refs were never calling it I would be terrified to jump into a pile of them lol. Cam would go in healthy and come out with a broken arm, leg, clavicle, ribs and etc. You could tell that the Panthers were mentally defeated after the first half. You could see in their faces that they knew that no matter what they did they would never be allowed to win this game. This game, that super bowl firmly belonged to Manning given it was his last season.
Glad someone will be blunt and call it like it is.. Denver had a lot of help that night. Peyton was flat out garbage in that game and couldn't do anything on Carolina until late when they got demoralized after the offense kept blowing chunks. That missed call on the pass from Newton to Jericho Cotchery in the 1st quarter was flat out horseshit; he had the ball and even the awful CBS dude knew it. That to this day is the angeriest I've ever gotten over a call.. no excuse for it being missed that badly. Sadly it's one of a trend from several of the 2010 decade SB games that refs missed. It's getting too convenient to not spot. If we had been allowed to keep that call we woulda had some momentum on them and we woulda at least got 3 if not 7. If that had happened it woulda been a ball game. Denver knew they had to play dirty because if we had played at our best and smartest we woulda out hit them and eventually wore them down. It doesn't matter how good their D or Miller was they all woulda got broke by the end. We did score with Stewart but that took way too long.. the damage was done. The whole ass kissing spectacle for Peyton and the convenient huddle of cameras there at the end was pathetic. It reems of being sketchy and i honestly couldn't congratulate them at the end because it felt dirty.
That whole Super Bowl sucked the mother load.. why they chose San Fran to host it I have no idea. The 50th anniversary ceremony sucked; the halftime show was horrendously bad (Coldplay got pushed to the side for Beyonce and it turned into a propaganda show to boot,) that whole day was a fail from start to end. Carolina got brainwashed by the attention and culture out there too.. all I could see on the local news was Snoop Dogg hanging with them and i got nervous. They got big headed epically and they were doomed even then.
Rigged....rigged....rigged
I have always believed the NFL is rigged to some degree.
Peyton Manning didn't announce his retirement until after the season. So that story never happened
But I do believe Superbowls be rigged
This was a great video (I'm a Panthers fan so it was slightly scarring) but I think Kelvin Benjamin not running for a tackle that initially led to Cam's 1st shoulder injury and Cam's car accident where he wanted to play the next week but they didnt let him were left out 😓
This is not a collapse of a franchise, its the curse of the dab
The 2015 Panthers are an excellent example of how lightning in a bottle any given NFL season can be for a team. Organizations that are able to maintain playoff appearances and post season success are the exception not the norm.
What isn't mentioned is just how bad the 2015 schedule was. The Panthers played a joke of a schedule. I realize in the NFL, a team can only play who they have in front of them, but that schedule had to be one of the easiest in league history. That Panther team was probably an 11 win team against a typical schedule.
@@knelsud92 I mean the consensus second best team in the NFC lost to those panthers in the playoffs by about 35 points so its kind of a stretch to say they weren't actually as good as they were.... Also had the leagues best offense and second best defense.
Cam went 12-4, 7-8-1, and 15-1 to be the first QB in NFC South history to win the division bacc to bacc. Not even Brees, Mike V, Ryan had done that. The 7-8-1 yr Cam had late offseason surgery, didn’t participate much in camp and preseason. Still won division and won a playoff game. Went 6-10 after super bowl then had late offseason shoulder surgery. Didn’t play until game 1 and went 11-5 with WRs like Funchess, Benjamin, Berlin, Frazier and almost won a playoff game. Dude finally gets a little talent at wr and a new owner says bye. We miss you, ball out Cam
CeaserTAMG yeah really hoping he can find success with the Pats
Yea we did him so damn dirty, dude got in a car wreck broke his back and still won the last 4 games of the season and a playoff game. But apparently he’s trash
@@ElMarko6994 there's a narrative around him just like there's one around Lamar Jackson. People love seeing him lose
I almost cried watching this....
Every couple of months I come back and watch this video. It hurts just as bad every time
The Panthers have never had back-to-back winning seasons. The closest they have ever gotten is a .500 season after a winning season. They are statistically the most volatile team in the NFL because of this.
Crazy when you consider the Broncos went like 35 years without back to back losing seasons.
You should do the downfall of the broncos. After that super bowl win, they have been in rebuild mode.
This wasnt a downfall this was obvious. The broncos paid an old peyton after neck surgery. Signed a bunch of high price old players. Everyone knew the Broncos had at best a 4 year window. They lucky didnt waste all those years and walked away with 1 sb
Brett T I still think it’s a downfall. They were super bowl champs and after that year they have had only one winning season. And the broncos just lost Chris Harris jr which was the last remaining member of the no fly zone. I think it classifies as a downfall. Believe me it’s pain fall as a broncos fan to say it was a downfall but it was. Any time a team wins a super bowl then falls off that drastically it’s a downfall.
Not really a collapse when it was a bunch of old dogs showing the world that they still had game.
@@mrraven7445 Well technically Manning didn't still have game in the Superbowl (almost lost it for them) but the rest of the team were on point.
There’s no video to be made about that. The reason they went downhill is bad decisions by John Elway
"Olsen's foot stuggled to carry the weight of his new extension" 😂😂😂
We will get there one day. I hope it's my lifetime though.
deadass tho, I really hope they win a superbowl soon
I think In 40 years, you guys will have a ring
It WAS ALMOST a dismantling of the Seahawks. Lots of people forget the Seahawks turned on the jets and almost came back though.
That game cost me money on FanDuel when the Seahawks stormed back. I still ended up ahead but didn't win as much as I would've if the Panthers defense had held.
@@glong86 shut up.
"his last game as a panther"
*seinfeld theme*
Kawhi Leonard's game winning shot vs Sixers East Semi 2019 deserve a deep rewind
How would it be a deep rewind if it was a year ago
@@jaimepereira1542 last year they did one video about JR Smith blunder in Finals 2018. It was also a year old at the time.
No
demastyo arie yea but Jr Smith has a long career but Ben Simmons and Embid haven’t had much of a career yet
No thanks, we've seen enough.
Well done. Having lived through most of this during my 18:seasons with the team this was the most painful stretch...even more than 1-15.
Dynasty? They had one SB appearance
Sorry Kyle Allen Truthers ; that made me laugh
Amazing how undervalued cam newton is. Cam is freaking superman.
Was*
Time will tell how Cam is. He's also the prime example of why I don't like dual threat QB's. They are very open to injuries. But even then, the blame lies with the Panthers for not letting him get 100% before throwing him back onto the field. RG3 2.0.
Cam had the luxury of having a top-notch defense to help him out too. That's a huge psychological boost.
Not a panthers fan and I would hate to be one honestly. This is probably one of the last franchises anyone would want to see doing well in the league.
As a Panthers fan, I'm curious why you think they are the last franchise anyone would want to see do well.
Josh Norman leaving is definitely one of the biggest reasons
Nice name 😂😂😂
Sean McDermott too
Did you see him in Washington? Keeping him probably wouldn't have helped, either.
Casey Storton he didn’t fit Washington’s scheme
@@caseystorton681 lol i wouldnt say that honestly dont think what they were doing defensively benefited his play style plus the redskins period wasnt anything special when he arrived
“This team had gone wherever Cam went” CMC to the Pats? 😳
Don't EVEN talk like that
Did you not see the deal he signed with the Panthers lmao
Honestly if McCaffrey and DJ Moore went to the Pats. That would be all the love I have left for the team, so I would probably be a Patriots fan lol
He has a $64m/4yr contract he not leaving soon
DonnyMobileYT That’s what they want you to think 😏
2016 post Atlanta Falcons collapse! Went from best offense in the league to 28-3 to barely making the wild card to two straight 7-9 seasons. As a Falcons fan I would love to see this video made!
I'm a Saints fanatic... and I'm waiting for an eventual Saints collapse episode. Sure we have a great defense but they can only do so much. Besides.. after this season.. many players are set to beco.e free agents.
I know it was over for them the moment they lost Josh Norman. He was their outspoken leader, just like R. Sherman was to the Seahawks. I think if they had kept him, with the return of Kelvin “lazy” Benjamin, they would’ve been unstoppable. Most of the times GM’s are their own worst nightmare. After working hard to put in the pieces together, their success go over their heads and ruin their masterpiece.
One guy doesnt make a team, also doing a great season and asking for millions is not a good sign, a bad team is a lot of mistakes happening at the same time.
@@brunomoreno3666 Not saying Norman is the greatest but he was one of the biggest reason why they made it to the SB. He guarded the best, and come out on top almost every time. He was one of the most important pieces they had, and once he left, they turned in to mediocre and his career went downhill as well not as bad as the Panthers tho. lol
@@teamsami123 he was a nickel corner who was the robber, whenever he guarded people 1 on 1 he got smoked. We let him go cause he wanted CB1 money and he wasn’t worth that realistically.
It all went downhill for Carolina and Cam when he was scared to dive on that fumble in the Superbowl, but he has a great chance to resurrect his career in New England
This did not age quite well
A collapse episode on Leeds Utd (UK Soccer team) would be amazing! Some unbelievable stories in there, how they went from nearly winning the league with a super fun young team to getting relegated within a couple of years. They still haven't been back in the Premier League for over 15 years, however this could be very close to happening in the next week or so (timing would be good)
I like how you explain things and how trades bring thing downhill apart from injuries. this from a non NFL fan.
Do an NBA collapse analysis on the '95 Magic, '02 Kings, '04 & '14 Pacers
Weren't the 02 Kings robbed by the refs?
@@Venom3254 yup
Yeah that Super Bowl was never “in their grasp” even when it was a one possession game.
Can not stress this enough, the Colts should be in this. After Peyton left.
The colts were still a good team after he left cause they drafted Andrew luck
Let's be realistic about the Colts after their Super Bowl, though. Bill Polian saw that Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, and other receivers were aging, so they looked at the future by drafting Austin Collie, Pierre Garcon, and Anthony Gonzalez. Injuries and some of them being a bust really hurt them. Peyton Manning being the future HoF that he was really covered a lot of the stink from these poor draft picks and classes. That 2011 season without Peyton really showed the world just how bad these picks were. Also fun fact, while Googling Anthony Gonzalez, I saw he's now a Congressman.
Yeah, the Colts had up and down seasons since losing Peyton. Their season after was drastic, but Luck brought them back up after just one season. Then he got injured and they collapsed but not so drastically.
I just think a closer look at the whole thing would be a good watch, from the GM and bad trades we def under achieved with luck and ruined his career
Hard to really call it a collapse quite yet. After one awful (tanking?) season in 2011, they bounced back with a new franchise quarterback, and have only had one truly bad losing season since then (4-12 in 2017), with two division titles, two wild card berths, four playoff wins, and three seasons at or just below .500. That's more success than what a lot of teams experience.
However, they may be set up for a collapse in the wake of Andrew Luck's retirement, especially if an aging Philip Rivers can't turn things around for them.
I love how the collapse curve of the thumbnail follows through Cam's lip.
"Two roads diverged in a wood. I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.”
- Robert Frost
I always thought they would run it back in 2016, was kinda shocked how they fell apart like that
I've watched the Panthers since they became a franchise... and I haven't tuned into another season since the Superbowl Cam season, I've watched highlights maybe caught a game at a friends house, but there will never be another Panthers season like 2015 was such an awesome thing to watch. Considering they have had 1 winning season since this time and my Sundays are completely open, it proved to be a win for me.
The broncos since 2015 would make a good collapse video too
But that one is easy to describe Manning retired the entire story is complete
Sooo many emotions right now. I love the Panthers and LOVED that we drafted Cam Newton. We never gave him a true chance to be Great. The 2015 was the best o-line Cam ever had (FINALLY) and he finally got CMC and DJ then *peace* ! I’m still a die hard Panthers fan but I also hope Cam comes back and WINS!