countryboi

debt like bruno mars?

The kid is a good run defender already, his pass rush needs work but he has the tools and a few games where you saw what could be in the NFL. if we drafted him he would be one of the best players on the d-line tomorrow but that's a low low bar.

No one is looking for super bowls we just want more wins than last season. if you won 5 games with worse defense in NFL history, you should win 6-7 with a bad defense and sometimes you get luckily. this feels realistic

its really no telling the stories of his poker and golf games are legendary. the behind the scenes stuff has to be much much worse

Im pretty sure he is a billionaire now but he wasn't when he first bought the bobcats/hornets and mostly bought their debt and some skittles

its almost impossible to be a billionaire without leaving a trail of bodies in your wake. capitalism demands a few winners and a ton of losers

what a wild time that would have been, we complain about Tepper but that would have been crazy

Owning a sports team is now a billionaire’s toy now. The days of Michael Jordan or a Jeanie Buss owning teams are long gone. I remember when people thought Diddy could afford to buy the Panthers, he would have had to sell everything he owned just to cover the $750 million needed to own only 30% of the team.

I remember how upset everyone was that we didnt take Simmons, I think im good on him but he does give me a bit of pause on Walker

its no way they are worse, they moved from being the worse defense in the history of the NFL to being like 20th.

I think it’s important to understand that scouting players is extremely difficult, and even the best scouts miss as much as they succeed. These scouts are looking for traits and using that, along with interviews, pro days, and combines, to try to paint a picture of a player who could be successful in the NFL. However, that doesn’t guarantee success it’s not an exact science Yeah, Steve thought Mingo was going to be a player, and he turned out to be a bum. That’s just how it goes

How is this a sustainable business model? The only way it works is if the Bengals hit on every single draft pick and they’ve already shown us they can’t do that.

Tee left so much money on the table, it’s crazy. Chase and Burrow didn’t leave any crumbs, so why did he?

Horn may not be the best corner in the league, but he is the best corner we have. If you are even close to being one of the best, teams are going to pay you like you are. The 49ers have a similar situation with Purdy. The Panthers were never going to get Horn for a bargain, that's not how the NFL works. If we hadn't paid him, I guarantee another team would have offered Horn $25 million or more, just like the Giants had no problem paying Burns $30 million. It is what it is

The strategy does not change, no matter how many free agents you bring in. you draft the best player available no matter where that takes you.