Brian is out for the episode, so Jonathan takes over as host and runs a two person show with Brad. The two share their thoughts on the Panthers loss to the Saints in New Orleans. Topics of discussion include optimistic/pessimistic reviews from both sides of the ball, a Shula/Rivera review, and general takeaways from the game. They also preview Carolina's upcoming match-up with Minnesota Vikings. They talk about what scares them most about this Vikings team, what the Panthers need to do to win, and final score predictions. There's also a discussion about ESPN's old "Jacked Up" segment and how poorly it's aged. 

(Outro song credit: Trigger by Deaf Havana)

Brian, Brad, and Jon come to you with all the takes you wanted and needed to hear. Most of the podcast is about the Panthers upcoming visit to New Orleans to take on the Saints. The guys talk about their biggest concerns on both sides of the ball, what they think the Panthers need to do to beat the Saints, and final score predictions. Sprinkled in for your listening pleasure are takes on the general media and public's inability to separate quarterback performance from team performance, the Aqib Talib/Michael Crabtree incident, and Hot Pockets and microwaves.

(Outro song credit: Afterlife by Avenged Sevnfold)

Brian, Brad, and Jonathan take to the podcast to discuss the Panthers rather unattractive victory over the Jets. They discuss the state of the NFC and the playoff race, the joys of watching Josh McCown play quarterback, the viability of Jonathan Stewart as a runner, and a magnificent rant from Brad directed at Ed Dickson. As is now the theme for these Tuesday shows, the guys also give their Shula review and their MMO style optimistic and pessimistic ranks. 

(Outro song credit: Do You Really Want It by Nothing More)

Brian and Jon sit down for a super quick preview show in which they mostly talk about the Panthers upcoming game with the Jets. Topics of discussion include the solid play Josh McCown, the Panthers vs. the McCowns historically, who to watch out for on the Jets both offensively and defensively, and the return of Greg Olsen to the squad. But most importantly, we talk about Kony Ealy's revenge game and how much of a disadvatange the Panthers will have as a result of Jeremy Cash's presence on the Jets practice squad. After all, he knows all the plays. 

(Outro song credit: Antartica by Hands Like Houses)

Brian, Brad, and Jon discuss the Panthers season through ten weeks. Topics of discussion include a state of the team review, draft grades, best and worst offseason acqusitions, biggest surprises, biggest disappointments, offensive and defensive MVPs, and record predictions for the remainder of the season. There's also a brief discussion on the Panthers only newsworthy item of the week, the Greg Olsen "controversy." Stick around until the end and let the outro get you hyped for the rest of the season.

Brian, Brad, and Jon discuss the annihilation of the Dolphins at the hands of the Panthers. They give their big takeaways from both sides of the ball and discuss the state of the team heading into the bye week. If nothing else, listen to hear Brad struggle to stay connected. It's good fun. It's also the first time the show was recorded with a new type of software, and the sound quality is astronomically better. 

(Outro song credit: These Walls by Trapt)

Brian, Brad, and Jonathan are here on a Monday instead of a Friday due to technical difficulties. The episode was recorded on Thursday night, so if we sound a little old, you know why. The guys look ahead to tonight's game against the Dolphins, touching on the relative strength of the Dolphins defense and complete ineptitude of the Dolphins defense. The guys also discuss their expectations for Christian McCaffrey and the rest of the Panthers running attack after the happenings against the Falcons. Give it a listen to get you informed for Monday night's showdown.

Brian, Brad, and Jonathan are once again joined by Jeanna, writer for the Falcoholic and SB Nation NFL. They give their optimistic/pessimistic takes from Sunday's game and their weekly Mike Shula Review. The great Jonathan Stewart debate rages on, and Jeanna gives her outside perspective on the situation. They also discuss the state of the division and what they expect to see from the NFC South going forward. 

(Outro song credit: Here's to the Best by Strangers to Wolves)

Brian, Brad, and Jon are joined by Jeanna Thomas from the Falcoholic. The show starts with a very special cameo from a very special person. The quartet of hosts talk about what's wrong with the Falcons this year, if the Super Bowl hangover exists, offensive coordinator problems, and expectations for the upcoming game between the Panthers and the Falcons. Jeanna also provides her input on the Kelvin Benjamin trade, and it's a little different than the general opinion of Panthers fans. And there may or may not be an abundance of 28-3 jokes. 

(Outro song credit: Farther from Home by Ashes to New)

Brian, Brad, and Jon share their takes on the Panthers 17-3 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. As has been the theme for recent weeks, the main topic of conversation is the offensive woes. Did Sunday's win over the Bucs create some optimism for the offense? Is Shula still bad? Is it the roster's fault? Who's to blame for the roster? Most if not all of these questions are answered in the podcast. Props are also given to the defense for playing well, but that's not as fun to talk about. And we learn how to say Brian's last name. 

(Outro song credit: Golden Parachutes by Hawthorne Heights)