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  1. I like him but will wait for what the scouts say after the season. He's my favorite Qb easily. Love Arville Reese. Peter Woods out of Clemson would look good with Brown. Before the season Woods and Parker the DE were both expected to be in the top 10. Not sure if they were overrated or if Clemson is just a dumpster fire. Parker was my original pick if he was available, but he's moving down draft boards.
  2. agreed that Bryce will be the QB next year. We've already won 5 games and will win a couple more, so we'll be behind the teams that need QBs. I'd be surprised if one drops and we take him. We'll build the team and hope to draft one in 2027. Good chance we'll win enough next year to keep us out of the top 5 but we'll see. IMHO first need is edge. We need a real threat to put opposite Nic. If one's not available worthy of our pick, I hope ILB is there. Just a big a need as edge but in the 2nd we can get an immediate impact starter. Corner would be my 3rd highest need. after that, you're pretty much stocking depth. An OT in the 3rd would have at least a year behind Moton to learn, and hopefully take over. In 27 we save 21mill by cutting Moton. I also want to get better depth inside, and someone who can take over the when the 2 big guard contracts run out, but we had a very good OL before the injuries took over. and then there is WR. I feel great about TMac. We won't cut XL, just hope he gets to play with a real QB while he's here, but I'm not feeling it with him. How high a need next year is WR depends on Coker getting back to form this year. Renfrow should be back in game shape by then. A pro bowl caliber TE would be nice, but next year the pickings are slim after the kid in Oregon.
  3. doubt Morgan would trade one of the dawgs that he's building around. And if it is a 4th, it will be a late one. But we'd save over 20 mill on the cap which we could spend on Rico. I wouldn't do the trade unless we work out a deal with Rico ahead of time, and on a similar contract with Chuba. Incentive laden but still a reward for his accomplishments. Our line will be healthy again next year, and we have that mystery back that we spend a second (!) on who may finally be healthy next year. Too many signs point to no trade. But I'd do it under those conditions.
  4. I'm good with Mays till he proves otherwise, and I say that as someone who had to see it to believe it. We won't see Corbett next year hopefully, I'd spend a 5th or even a 4th to compete with Cade and provide depth.
  5. Darin Gantt @daringantt · 51m A mere 30 years ago this week (Oct. 15, 1995), the Panthers won the first game in franchise history against the Jets, which included Sam Mills intercepting Bubby Brister and returning it for a touchdown.
  6. had not seen that. where is the rest of the video? didn't see it on youtube
  7. welp, it was nice pretending to be an NFL team, but Panthers gotta Panther
  8. We have to have 6 here. Dak can beat out secondary. Get 6 now.
  9. Rookie outside linebacker Princely Umanmielen told reporters this week that the team's pass rushers got together for a players-only meeting to hash out their shortcomings in the sack column. "We had a meeting—just us, no coaches," Umanmielen stated. "We really emphasized trying to get to the quarterback because we thought our production, as far as sacks-wise, was embarrassing. Only having two sacks in four games—we were like, 'That's unacceptable.' "So we came together, we seen that we had to stop being so stagnant. We can't be scared. It's the NFL—quarterbacks are gonna get out of the pocket sometimes. So we can't rush air, only go power because we think the dude is gonna break the pocket. It's gonna happen. So we just let loose." Well, they let loose on Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa—who ate three sacks from the Panthers in Week 5. Along with outproducing their sack total from the previous four contests, Carolina also notched 12 pressures and held the potent Miami offense to just seven points in the second half. love Princely ....dude is honest https://packaged-media.redd.it/grud8z1mc4uf1/pb/m2-res_1272p.mp4?m=DASHPlaylist.mpd&v=1&e=1760047200&s=94368b25f46602953161c77e70743ee76ada62b5 https://t.co/Zryl84ARcC
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