TheMaulClaw

Gonna file that away into the Trippisms thread.

Tripp Tracy: " He has the ability to penetrate the skin...in all the right ways."

lol I mindlessly clicked the first thread.

oh shyte

BCB!!

We're looking a tad discombobulated right now.

His contract when from bad to great.

Kyle Allen.

Just never been sold on Monk. Guy has shown flashes, but has been remarkably inconsistent. I don't think we you pay him 12 mil a year for 4 years for a few decent months of basketball.

My dream spending being born in and spending almost my whole life in the Carolinas is a Carolossus.

Why would a team trade for him when it's more likely we release him?

I wouldnt be opposed to bringing him back on the cheap if we dont get lucky in the draft. If we're gonna lose....rather lose with Cam....at least Ill have some feels.

Yep.

Wr had a great D and a great qb in 2015...know why we lost? Mike Remmers.

I think we could absolutely resign Curt as long as year one was team friendly.

Not that bad. Trade Robbie and CMC but you can resign Curt and draft an RB.

CMC is like 24...he will be alright. He has 3 great years left.

Hmm maybe we are. I mean we dont have any OTs at the moment and were losing Samuel. We wont be able to draft legitimate replacements because all of our picks are gone. I like Deshaun but people on here qcting like Chinn, Burns, and Brown are untouchable...well what do you think 3 first round picks are? Guys like that on rookie deals.

Im not anti Watson but if what you're saying is true why did the Texans suck so bad last year with the type of season Watson had? Don't fool yourself its a team game.

I hope it isnt a turning point. That would imply things getting worse.

Not historically bud.

I dont think we're landing our Superbowl winning qb this year. We have a new GM and we have a huge need need in the interior OL. I stay pat at the 8th pick. It will not be worth the king's ransom to move up to grab the 3rd pick. I could see if a qb drops to the 5th then you may move up. Theoretically it would be more prudent for us to move back in the draft then move up. Moving back would grant us the chance to grab some top interior OL in the draft and possibly a second or third round TE. Whether we like it or not we're at least a year from a breakthrough season. If we had top flight cap space then trading draft capital would be ok. We're not. We have average cap space, we're a five win team, and we don't have a slew of picks. It will not matter who our qb is if we cant protect or dont have a run game. In fact we would probably ruin any rookie qb if we dont have those things in place. Im tired of losing. The Panthers have been a joke the past 3 seasons....and its very likely we're a joke for one more....but it's 2022 where we could be good and make splash if we dont blow our wad to early.

The tag Im ok with...but he will want more then that in an extension. So that's where I'd feel uncomfortable. Realistically I think we're gonna be looking at a decreasing cap the next two or three years.

Ugh...Moton has never jumped out to me as one of the best in the game. Just solid.

This was a good trade for us as all guys are expiring contracts. Paquette strengthens us going down the middle of the ice. I like Larentz but he has been inconsistent, and I thought Geekie played well last year but has disappeared this year. This trade gives us depth that let's us atone for injury. Also one or both guys could be moved before the deadline if the coaches don't like what they're looking at. If you're a bad team these expiring contracts are incredibly valuable. It's harder for bad teams to get better when there is a salary cap decrease which amplifies the value of a bad team trading for expiring contracts for team building. Obviously this frees up cap in the off season. If you're a good team these expiring contracts allow you the ability to trade for a guy that has term but is stuck on a bad team. Look at the Trocheck trade.