Cary Kollins

I think the best way to compare the two is imagining them dropped as rookies into the same situation… Cam with a franchise that valued protecting the quarterback and surrounding him with weapons? Allen with a franchise that rolled out Byron Bell and Matt Kalil as the cornerstones for protection? Devin Funchess and Kelvin Benjamin, Philly Brown, Brenton Bersin? They’re both great players; Cam was just so physically dominant, and Rivera so locked into the stoneage of NFL philosophy, that Cam was the crutch that covered so many weaknesses. In today’s game, if I’m starting a franchise with either a rookie Allen or a rookie Cam, I’m taking Cam 100 out of 100 times. Allen is a great great player but with a competent franchise Cam could have been up there in the goat discussion.

Haven’t been too plugged in but watched some highlights, Carter struck me as a better, more consistent Brian burns. Anyone else get the same vibes?

Is Abdul Carter a Brian Burns with a better motor?

Would love if he came here for a reasonable incentive heavy contract. Doubt that happens though. Dude would eat in Dave’s system with Bryce’s accuracy.

It’s legit weird to me people actually believe Bryce might not be the dude

for real, looks like we just would have moved up one spot to pick seven with a loss

Let’s not take Anquan Boldin top five.

I’m not a fan of taking any skill position player in the top ten that doesn’t have breakaway speed.

Wait why did the helmet thing hurt the panthers so bad again

Can you imagine if we would have traded him for a fuggin fourth rounder and then watched him tear it up for another team….

Bryce Young’s turnaround has to be one of the more fascinating in league history, considering what the panthers gave up for him and how lost he looked until a few weeks back. I’ve never seen anything like it in sports.

Dude is a beast of a coach. Lucky to have him; would be surprised if he’s not a head coach next year.

I mean, we’re talking about a running back. Not a linebacker, QB, corner… Sure his conditioning will take time to catch up and his body will have to get used to being walloped over and over, but from a skill standpoint I imagine running backs are the easiest to plug and play. don’t be surprised if and when he comes in that he has plenty of juice and speed that’ll be really promising

What an honor to get fleeced by such a prestigious franchise. Feels better than getting fleeced by the poverty Bears.

To the ravens… wonder what we got