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Well I guess that’s one negotiating tactic

The good news is he seems to understand the shelf life of a rb and limits hits where he can. I don’t recall ever seeing him getting blindsided or stood up. And a lot of his usage are the dink and dunks where he either gains a few yards and runs out of bounds or turns it into a huge gain.

Everyone is discussing him leaving but I’m going to assume our all-world player stays. The assumption was that he played limited games this year to help expedite the rebuilt. However, does anyone have any info on whether or not the injuries could be burdensome long-term? I assume the high-ankle sprain fully heals but wasn’t their talk of surgery at one point on his shoulder? If cmc doesn’t go back to the cmc of old this entire franchise looks different moving forward.

This is what losing franchises do. Continue to make excuses for losses and ‘rebuild’. How many rebuilds did the browns go through? last year was their pass. Not my problem if tepper was dumb enough to keep Hurney way past his expiration date

Source seems a bit suspect? Scrolling back through tweets he once had Jacob Eason as a better draft prospect than Justin Herbert

There’s a fine line between the potential GOAT of nfl coaching and nick saban, Miami dolphins head coach

It’s unreal that he has worked for the most powerful sports business in the world for years and has been the one to have the breaking news on a panthers event exactly 0 times. what do they pay him for other than to take other peoples news and turn it into a few paragraphs

Not relevant

I think that’s one too many picks for my liking but I’d live with that. however, is a trade even possible without including teddy or we somehow going to have like $60m tied up in quarterbacks next year?

Upgrade over teddy and I’m sure everyone is looking for the next Ryan tannehill. not saying I like it but I can understand the logic

Would be a possibility if the owner and head coach already have done the opposite of what you hypothesized

Pie just for talking about something other than the quarterback

Am I allowed to start pooing any threads that speak about Watson without any relevant facts tied specifically to the panthers?

Efe obada has less pure skill than probably 95% of the league but outworks every one of them

There isn’t a single thing that they write (and try to make you pay for) that you can’t get for free via Twitter. adapt or die

I’ve never had the 1920 but I’m a huge fan of the 1910. Probably my favorite bourbon but hard to find sometimes.

If Hill shows enough to make this team I will undoubtedly anoint him the next Randy Moss and assume he will have 2,000 yards receiving and 16 TDs. Just want to go ahead and get that out of the way. With his speed and size, knowing he would be, at best, our 4th option, makes me reallyyyyy intrigued by him showing even the slightest progress.

I think we keep Garrett as a 6th WR while cutting Marcus Ball knowing that, if the injury bug hits, we can have Cash as a emergency backup at safety.

It would be a little disappointing if Wegher never turns out to be more than a backup considering we wasted a spot on the roster every single game for him. With all the injuries we battled through this year I can only assume that it could have been used on someone that could have shored up a weak spot during some of our games. With that said, I can't imagine us keeping him on the actual roster and not placing him on the practice spot if we didn't see more than just a backup role for him in the future.

I don't know if saying there have been no signs is accurate. Sacks aren't the only benchmark for a DE. Ron Rivera has even gone as far as to praise his dirty work this year. And although he had a horrible pass rush rating, he was actually positive on run defense. I think there are positive signs there but we need to temper our expectations. One of my biggest complaints are his stupid penalties and I would hope that is an easy fix. He very well could be a bust but I'm not going to judge him until next year. Maybe having CJ out and being on the sideline to mentor him while bringing in a veteran stud like Allen can help him learn the little things that can push him to the next level.

From all of the DE's we've ever drafted, I don't think we've ever had one come into their own until year 3 (save Peppers). I look at this as an investment because I doubt it was ever Gettleman's plan to have him starting this year. Hardy and Alexander were both ahead of him on the depth chart but he was forced into action due to the circumstances. If nothing else, look at this as a learning year where he works out the kinks and comes to ball out next year. I just hope this year doesn't demoralize him too much that he can't come back from it. WAY to early to give up on him.

Anyone else thinking we already know who is on thia team and our only goal is to run the clock out and not get injured? Nothing to see or read into here...

Corey brown should play ever snap against Pittsburgh. And his job should depend on it. And I'm one that says the preseason means nothing. But this guy has the yips and I'm 100% sure there is someone better out there at this point. He needs to prove his worth. These last 2 games have been horrible

I'm hoping Swole Bones gets plenty of playing time and proves his worth. I can't remember a season where having an additional pass catching TE could be more important. Also, interested to see how Ealy plays now knowing the spot is unquestionably his. Lastly, I'm still pretty interested in the CB2 spot. Wondering if Peanut has it locked up or if Bene can creep back into the starting role. I've seen a lot of good comments around Bene this year and based on his performance from last year, 'he is better suited as a nickel back' is not an acceptable reason for a demotion. He needs to be outplayed or he needs to be back starting on the outside.

But wouldn't you prefer someone that is 220 and can't be pushed aside as opposed to a cornerback? Shaq has a combo of size and speed that can't be duplicated by any nickel cornerback in the league. Further, I may be mistaken but don't we usually play zone? If so, each player is usually only responsible for a part of the field. Having a LB covering that area instead of a CB pays huge dividends when it comes to tackling and I'm sure any WR or TE is much more afraid of going over the middle on Shaq instead of a nickel. There is no doubt TD has been a TE killer but now we have one of those on both sides of the field. My hope would be the middle of the field is shut-down which allows us to have our safeties stay deep and protect the long go routes. You could be right in the end, but I have to say I understand Gettleman's thought and if it works out we have NO DOUBT the best front 7 in the league for at least 2 more years.