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Overall, it still looks like even the socials has no idea on what's new v. old. The striping is different on multiple new posts, the helmet blue doesn't match the jersey. C'mon Panthers, get it together!

The black & white un-distracts from the weird color miss between helmet & jersey.

Rhule: Now:

Well shucks be the pickleshoe

IT HAS HAPPENED

I felt a deep tone from the huddle and had to drop in...

I kid, I kid

Can "Not Levis" be an option?

The Steam Room is big enough.

Today it’s 30 min on the stair stepper and live from the steam room

We could also do what I call the Fresno package: Derek Carr (FA) & Jake Haener (R3) Trade back a tad for an extra future 1st (Could be a high 2024 pick or ammo for Caleb if it doesn’t work) Land Jordan Addison, Dalton Kincaid & Charbonett and flier mid round weapons QB: Carr/Haener/Corral RB: Charbonnet/Foreman/Blackshear TE: Kincaid WR: Moore/Addison/TMJ/Reed

But to the point… Irsay and Rodgers are the two that could swerve the entire trajectory of things league wide. More than Carr, NY teams and Todd

Or we just go for a SB this year and trade 9 and some for him. The only non negotiable pick being 2024’s first which we draft Cam Ward or J Daniel’s with late 1st who learns behind him while we get 2 Lombardis. Land Rodgers, get desperate vets wanting a ring on discount. Musgrave R2 Some defense for the rest… SB jk or am I?…

Who? THE COLTS & AARON RODGERS Oddsmakers aren't counting out Indy-Rodgers by any means after Steichen joined the fold. https://www.si.com/nfl/colts/news/colts-aaron-rodgers-derek-carr-daniel-jones Now THIS, I find interesting. Jonathan Taylor, Michael Pittman, a good OL coming back from an injury plagued season, the easier division in the AFC, and the most wildcard owner in the league. If Indy lands Rodgers, Pick 4 is far from being guaranteed QB. Bears may not have as many suitors for #1 overall, and we could be in a great spot to not have to trade it all away. This right here could crack this league wide open. Scenario: 1. Bears: Carter DT 2. Texans: Levis QB 3. Arizona: Anderson EDGE 4. Colts: ....or is it the Packers who have Love? Then come pick 5, Stroud, Young, Richardson are all still available...

It is crazy how much of a spiral Denver has been in, even compared to us. SB Karma.

Honestly, Richardson may benefit more from shadowing/being an understudy than just going to a pass-heavy/stat padding Pac-12 offense. He needs refinement as a passer and needs to learn the NFL game, maybe the sooner he starts at that the better? Where he ends up will definitely be interesting.

I've got Collins, Proehl, & Kuechly, would consider a Chinn one but I don't even wear them on gamedays so they just collect dust honestly. If I had bought any of the QBs, they would likely already be at goodwill. Wouldn't want to keep a Rhule remnant.

Yeah the Titans are a well coached bunch. And have a defense getting better but are about to miss Henry's window. Mike V. is loved around the league and by the org/team. Can def see them crafting a reworked offense beyond Tannehill for him. To follow up to where they are this season after being the 1 seed last year, with that roster, is impressive. But I do feel they made some head scratchers this offseason.

You are a GREAT contributor here, but it's kind of a silly thing to bring up. He's not a first rounder, regardless of a random CBS guy having him in his mock. Moving along...

I don't think we need to let a former B/R guy making mocks for CBS qualify hype.

The note for Nix claims it's banking on him rising during the draft process based off his physical traits, so it seems purely for the fun of it. After last year's projections in these of Malik going #1 and Carson Strong being a 1st rounder, I'd tend to stay away from the mocks like this one for anything other than entertainment.

His mechanics are probably the worst in the class. I haven't seen that anywhere.

I did nothing other than list their records. Take it for what you want.

Highlighting notable games from a QB standpoint. Want to shed a light on some of the lesser known guys. Richardson isn't playing. Levis is a toss-up so not including those bowls. And we are all watching/heavily-monitoring Stroud and Young so no need to state the obvious there. LA Bowl Fresno State vs. Washington State SoFi Stadium; Inglewood, California (Dec 17, 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC) This features Cameron Ward versus Jake Haener which I am stoked about. Two guys I've been following since last season. I really like both as prospects, Haener needs to beef up a bit but both have great tool sets and are pretty smart players. You can see Ward tries to emulate a lot of the current top pro-QBs in his game, but he does have some growth needed having been in a very quick, rapid moving, first-look, offense. That being said, he's had some really nice moments in his career. Haener is accurate, great with progressions, quick processor, awesome player, but is a tad undersized and if placed in the league right now, his arm strength would probably be ~20th best. That makes him a bit lower grade draft wise but one to watch. That being said this is a game to watch you might not have expected to. Independence Bowl Houston vs. Louisiana Independence Stadium; Shreveport, Louisiana (Dec 23, 3 p.m. ET on ESPN) Clayton Tune's season as of now: 3,845 passing yards, 37 TDs, and 10 INTs, 489 rushing yards, 5 rushing TDs. Louisiana doesn't sound like much of an opponent but their defense is ranked 33 nationally. This is more of a single player watch, maybe see how he did and catch the highlights after. Holiday Bowl North Carolina vs. Oregon Petco Park; San Diego (Dec 28, 8 p.m. ET on Fox) This one will be fun. Bo Nix (4th-Late Round projection but well known) vs. a top-2024 prospect in Drake Maye. I'm sure many here will be watching this one intently. Fiesta Bowl (College Football Playoff semifinal) No. 2 Michigan vs. No. 3 TCU State Farm Stadium; Glendale, Arizona (Dec 31, 4 p.m. ET on ESPN) I'm not a Duggan fan as a projected NFL QB, but I am a Duggan fan. And he has a real chance to improve his stock. Could the playoffs be a coming out for JJ McCarthy? Could he emerge as the new guy to pine for alongside Caleb & Drake? Time will tell. Obvious watchable game being the playoff. Max Duggan versus JJ McCarthy should be fun. Citrus Bowl LSU vs. Purdue Camping World Stadium; Orlando, Florida (Jan 2, 1 p.m. ET on ABC) This here is an underrated game in my opinion. Jayden Daniels vs. Aidan O'Connell. Two highly overlooked prospects in my opinion that have peaked some interest around the block. Unsure about O'Connell's status because in awful news, his brother unexpectedly passed away. I think he's been a tad missed on radars but he has some nice skills (https://thedraftnetwork.com/sr-prospect/aidan-oconnell-972de82f-3169-407c-be25-bebcb3099355/) Daniels is awesome. Pure and simple, he needs to bulk up a tad, but I just love his game and he really stepped it up this year. This is a must watch IMO. Could be a good one. Cotton Bowl USC vs. Tulane AT&T Stadium; Arlington, Texas (Jan 2, 1 p.m. ET on ESPN) You're thinking because this features Caleb Williams and Jordan Addison right? Not quite! While both are absolutely stellar prospects, keep your eyes out for the resurrection of Tulane here folks. If Michael Pratt shows well against a team like USC, watch out. He could absolutely be a draft riser. 60% + completion, 8.6 per, 33 TDs (25 pass), 5 INTs, and he closed out the year beating 2 ranked teams in a row. Tulane finished as #16 and looked good doing it. Another very under the radar guys on the internet, but possibly not with some teams. This is a must watch.