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Ah yes, I remember when Lloyd played the elephant position.

Rico was a DAWG! Absolutely balled out for us. Sad to see him go, but happy we finally learned our lesson about paying RBs. Wish him nothing but the best.

It was clear we weren't going to bring in a real competitive option at QB in FA so I hope we at least pick someone they're excited about in the draft from a potential stand point.

Mad respect for his run in the middle of the season which was a big part we ultimately made the playoffs. Struggled down the stretch but he’s a solid back. Hope he does well, but I’m fine letting him walk.

One thing you can say for Morgan is that when he sees a big weakness he attacks it in the offseason. First year was ol. Last year was d line. This year was 2nd level d. They haven't always worked but at least he doesn't just sit on his hands and pray that it gets better.

I like it

I expect Andy Dalton, A'Shawn Robinson, and Tommy Tremble to be cut. Damien Lewis will be extended by a year to free up cap space and a few guys will be restructured

From NFL reporter Matt Lombardo: The Carolina Panthers, at the time of signing, committed the most money in NFL history to a free agent pass rusher, plucking Jaelan Phillips from the Philadelphia Eagles, on a deal that includes $80 million fully guaranteed. Now in Carolina, Phillips is the centerpiece of an ascending defense that produced just 30 sacks while backing into the NFC Playoffs. Only eight edge rushers produced more pressures than Phillips’ 73 last season, which included 57 hurries, according to Pro Football Focus, which makes it easy to see why a Panthers organization that is looking to take the next step would pay a major premium at a premium position. In a division as wide open as the NFC South, Phillips and Derrick Brown are as formidable a duo up front as there is, certainly good enough to power a playoff push. https://bsky.app/profile/mattlombardo.bsky.social/post/3mgnnj2hojk27

Per NFL reporter Matt Lombardo, a lot of deals were "made in a steakhouse over the last few weeks" The deals that drop at 12:01 are the ones that were never really in doubt. They’re the marriages that had been quietly arranged for weeks. Meanwhile, the genuinely contested signings, the ones where multiple teams are legitimately competing for the same player, those tend to resolve in the days between tampering and the official start of the new league year on Wednesday. That’s why you see the most coveted players “agreeing to terms” today, and by Wednesday both players and teams are shopping for ideal fits to fill needs and the best opportunities rather than making decisions built largely on securing a market-setting bag. https://bsky.app/profile/mattlombardo.bsky.social/post/3mgn4nawxmc2o

I think you can also move Scourton inside like that too. Hopefully Wharton can stay healthy get going this year

It better be a bargain. That Achilles is worrisome. Or should be.

They need to. Could end up starting at either tackle or center.

Exactly. You and me are the only ones pushing this - at least that I've seen on this board.

He sucks and won’t push Bryce sadly but he’s also 3x the QB that current Dalton is so at least we’d have a chance in some games if Bryce went down. D should be great with these signings. Still think our upside is way too limited by the QB position though unfortunately. But I can see a winning season and more legit playoff berth this year

You better have a hybrid, for lately. You get a buck for Burns, CMC, Darnold, Baker, DJ Moore. Shaq too I guess if we are talking a dollar. Butker and Piniero the cartel kicker. Who did I miss? Don’t go too far.

This account just makes up fake info all the time. This loser has had a different account last season Do they bring Brady back? Probably but this account doesn’t have a hot clue

can play all 5 positions of the O-line as good of back up you can get and likely on a team friendly deal due to his recent injury

Tomorrow is the time to assess, one would think. https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/2031210595383497117?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

The #Panthers waiting to restructure contracts until after they've reached a massive deal (or eventual deals), in theory, allows them to assess how much they need to restructure individually and collectively. They don't have to kick the can down the road blindly or overtly. They still have plenty of wiggle room. It's a matter of shaping the cap with tangible needs and wants. Will it work out? Not sure. But it's logical. https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/2031124752480481651?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

Ok, now THIS one I like. Very reasonable contract. Definitely will make me forget about those other two contracts for now. At least now we can focus on the o-line in the draft

He couldn’t even beat out Tanner McKee for a backup spot last year. I’m all for it like I said, especially as a UNC fan, but multiple teams have tried him and he hasn’t beaten literally anybody out.

I'd prefer him as our backup LT than Yosh Nijman even coming off torn Achilies

Can he sneak it for a yard?