Open Mic: Are you interested in the Greg Hardy trial?

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Are you interested in the Greg Hardy trial? Why or why not?

The Best Carolina Panthers Linebacker Ever?

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Carolina Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis was named "2014 Walter Payton Man of the Year" at NFL Honors Saturday night. Davis has been an award nominee four times before and a finalist for this award just last season, but this is his first win. C3 would like to congratulate TD on this award. This award is given to the player who excels on the field and makes just as big of an impact off the field. Thomas Davis and his wife do this in a myriad of ways: Thomas Davis Defending Dreams Foundation, and he annually awards two college scholarships to high school seniors the have completed a Youth Leadership Program, just to name a few. A well deserved award for sure.

This got me thinking, is Thomas Davis the greatest linebacker in Carolina Panthers history? Has there been better at the position in the past? Tell us who you think the best at the position in Panthers history has been. Leave your thoughts/opinions in the comments section below.  

Are you easy to forgive a troubled athlete?

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Yesterday, the troubled Josh Gordon put out a sincere letter defending his humanity and explaining his fallen nature.  The letter exploded on social media.  Some found Gordon's plea moving, while others found it to be another excuse in a long line of "but what had happened was."  

The Panthers have had a troubled athlete controversy this season.  It's been one of what many believe to be a more serious nature. Greg Hardy's domestic dispute, however, has largely fallen out of the media's focus.  

So do you find yourselves a wanting to forgive these guys for their transgressions?  Does an act like Gordon's come off as sincere or just denial?  Is it better that these guys just keep their feeling close to the vest, or do you like to see this vulnerable side?  Jump on the mic and let us know.