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  1. Browns vs Ravens yawn fest incoming
  2. https://www.marca.com/en/nfl/dallas-cowboys/2025/01/04/6779534ae2704e32748b4599.html Another article speculating Cooper could come to Carolina.
  3. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/dallas-cowboys/news/panthers-predicted-sign-5-million-cowboys-qb-bryce-youngs-backup/a41fc21da8781b30b63bb8c3 Cooper Rush has started in place of Prescott as he has dealt with a hamstring injury. Rush has done a solid job and has kept the Cowboys afloat after the season started on the wrong foot. The Cowboys also have Trey Lance but he hasn't gotten much of an opportunity yet. Both Rush and Lance will be available this upcoming offseason and it's unclear if either will be back to backup Prescott. We will find out more once free agency kicks off, but CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin predicted that Rush won't return and will instead sign with the Carolina Panthers to be Bryce Young's backu
  4. Yall mother fugers are just itching for him to ruin another season... Jesus H Christ!!!!
  5. If If he was 4 inches taller he'd be MVP Hypothetical bull poo.
  6. THE same Huddlers supporting Bryce are probably the same one's talking smack about the Giants for paying Danny Dimes...
  7. https://www.carolinajournal.com/charlottes-650-million-splurge-on-bofa-stadium-renovations-named-2024s-worst-economic-development-deal-of-the-year/ The “Worst Economic Development Deal of the Year” award, which has been given annually by the Center for Economic Accountability (CEA) since 2018, highlights state or local government subsidies for private enterprises that exemplify wasteful and ineffective economic development efforts. Charlotte’s $650 million subsidy for the privately-owned stadium, also home MLS’s Charlotte FC, is 2024’s big winner, standing out among a competitive field of finalists, which included other sports stadium deals and corporate megaprojects across the country. The Charlotte BofA stadium renovations deal pulled away from the pack due to a combination of factors that included its high cost, lack of transparency, poor returns, questionable economic justifications and the Panthers ownership’s checkered history with subsidized projects.
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