In Hour 4 of The Clubhouse with Kyle Bailey, Kyle and Muhsin Muhammad asked whether Charlotte can stomach a Panthers rebuild. Also, Kyle and Moose discussed who shouldn't return to the Panthers next season, Ron Rivera, Marty Hurney or Cam Newton. Plus, Kyle and Moose debated whether Panther owner David Tepper could find a suitable replacement for Ron, Marty or Cam.

In Hour 2 of The Clubhouse with Kyle Bailey, Muhsin Muhammad joined the show to for another "Mad As Hell Monday" following the Panthers loss to New Orleans. Snap Judgment on the Panthers need for a playmaking tight end. Also, Kyle and Moose discuss how much blame should be placed on Joey Slye.

In Hour 1 of The Clubhouse with Kyle Bailey, Kyle opened the show asking whether the Panthers were closer to a reset or to a Super Bowl. Former Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Kevin Donnalley to make sense of the Panthers loss in New Orleans, including Joey Slye's bad afternoon and where the team goes from here.

Nick and Josh welcome in 49ers DE Alex Highsmith - who talks about becoming bowl eligible in Will Healy's first season at Charlotte. The guys wrap the show by asking which coach in their first years at new schools (Will Healy, Mack Brown, Eli Drinkwitz and Scott Satterfield) had the best season at their new gig.

Nick and Josh reset the show and talk about whether Kyle Allen proved he can be this team's starter in 2020 in his effort against the Saints.

The guys discuss how much blame Panthers kicker Joey Slye deserves for Sunday's loss to the Saints. WCNC's Nick Carboni also stops by. The guys wrap the hour with "Watcha Burnin' On" where Hacksaw takes issue with a popular Christmas phrase and Rec Specs says Saturday Night Live dropped the ball.

Nick and Josh open up the show recapping the 34-31 loss to the Saints and talk about the futures of Ron Rivera and Panthers kicker Joey Slye following the loss.