Joe Bear

He was tied for seventh in the league in drops before today (on the second-fewest targets). He's better suited for being a kick returner and the fact that whenever he drops the kickoff it'll likely just be a touchback. That said, yeah, there's some hyperbole in there.

Careful, the Soyboy Squad might get mad.

Yes. Mark it down, sharpie. Xavier Legette will go down as another failed first-round pick. Dude cannot catch, he has historically bad hands, and the only reason he gets a pass is his accent.

Legette gets worse every week. Can't wait for his five drops in six targets against Dallas. Maybe he'll play his way out of the league sooner this way at least.

Nah man. You know better. Hang with the great teams but find a way to lose, then get blasted 44-3 by a bad team.

I appreciate the optimism but Legette is garbage. He can't play.

Doesn't mean anything when you lose heartbreakers only to be rewarded with shitty rookies.

I mean, yeah. Legette is hot garbage and Brooks is going back on IR. There's two of your top picks, one making only negative contributions and the other injured and making no contributions. If Legette plays the whole season he's gonna lead the league in drops every year. I don't know that I've seen a WR get this many snaps and suck this bad, it's like when Tim Biakabutuka could get five touches and fumble three times. Legette is a stone-cold bust.

Hammer Dallas moneyline.

8-12 years.

Young against the Giants was serviceable. He's been above serviceable for the last four games aside from that. Hubbard, today, was serviceable. He sucked last week. Legette hasn't been serviceable for weeks.

Lock Morgan and the Teppers out of the war room in April, please.

Some of his last few starts were pretty similar to Young's first two this year. Dude could run backwards and fumble with the best of them.

Nah he would've been gone by 40, let alone the third round. He was not a reach. But he's not good, so that's another notch in Morgan's bust belt.

Aside from his first NFL start, Allen couldn't hit passes downfield worth a damn unless the WR was wiiiide open. And even then, it wasn't a lock.

We'll say this nine times next April, too.

Basically, Legette as a WR.

In the event that Coker doesn't go on IR (I expect early next week he will be shut down), Legette needs to get deactivated or solely used as a returner.

The biggest problem the last month has been the wide receivers. And Hubbard has 1,000 yards, but he averaged a whopping 3 YPC today and had a game-losing fumble a week ago. Is he balling?

Problem is, he gets worse every week. I think the time he needs is to be on the damn bench collecting dust (maybe it'll fall off him too). Or, put him at returner. He's worthless out wide.

Dan Morgan adopted another dawg headed for the pound.

Should've been 32 attempts for 224 yards, 2 TD and 1 pick, but for Dwayne Jarrett in the 17 jersey.

Yeah when a guy's reaching out like that, it's not in the bread basket so it's not super easy. But a first-round pick worth a damn hauls it in and keeps it. Legette didn't let it fall out of his grasp, which, pathetically, is progress -- but he didn't finish the play.

I can't trust Legette to make a play and if you can't trust a guy to ever do anything right, there's no point having him on the team. I get that he's a rookie but he's been fascinatingly performing worse and worse every week. At this rate, I'd be thrilled if he could get packaged in a trade early next year before his value truly tanks.

The problem is he simply cannot be relied on at all. A football approaching Xavier Legette's hands has as much a chance of going well for the Panthers as a Bryce Young downfield throw to a WR in 2023 (none).