AndrewLaskoski

Would’ve been funny to see everyone complaining about losing DJ Moore to then get Justin Jefferson. That’s the only thing they have valuable enough to get up to #1 unless they were willing to do 5+ firsts.

I’d probably stick pretty close to the original draft besides trading up to spot 80. 1- Young (QB) 39- Mingo (WR) 93- Adebawore (iDL) 114- Zavala (OG) 132- Darius Rush (CB) 145- Robinson (S)

I don’t know the player but the process behind the pick seems sound. They think Johnson can be a day one contributor (Two down edge setting OLB) and he plays a premium position. He also was probably the last of in the group they considered to be a day one contributor. I’ll never complain at a swing at a key/expensive position (QB, WR, OT, DT, Edge, CB)

I think I would die a little on the inside if we trade more future assets for Kirk Cousins

I'll watch the Panthers as much as Redzone shows, much like I do now if the Panthers retain Rhule. I won't give up on the team for that. Trading for Watson on the other hand would in fact end my fandom in the Panthers. I can't root for a team that gives the keys to the franchise to an "alleged" sexual predator.

His release of Cam is metaphorical dog crap on the floor and Tepper is rubbing Rhule’s nose in it

Stephon Gilmore intercepted the ball with 1:53 left against the Falcons when they were driving and sealed the game. So the answer to your question is week 8. https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401326437 Every team has injuries/issues so you can't hold the oppositions injuries against the Panthers. Would the Panthers have won the Vikings/Eagles games with a healthy CMC? Probably but those teams don't care, they got the W.

Coming into the week, the Panthers were 6th in points allowed at 19.8 points per game. The defense is obviously flawed but it’s been good so far this season

It could probably be better if he hired some former NFL HCs to be on the staff but I think it’s too far gone

Defense isn’t responsible for the pick 6, holding any NFL offense to 21 points is passable

Hopefully the last time we’ll see him in a Panthers uni. The money that it’d take to sign him has to go to the offensive line.

No reason to let any of them walk out the door, you can restructure long term pieces (CMC, Moton, Shaq, Robby, etc), structure the new contracts to have low year one cap hits (add on void years included), extend players to lower cap hits (DJ Moore), and maybe save some dollars to facilitate a Darnold move (like with Teddy). The salary cap is not real and the Panthers have acted like it is for too long.

Steve Wilks wasn’t too bad at DC after McDermott left, he was good enough to get the Cardinals HC gig

They watched a 4 minute highlight compilation on youtube of his time with the Jets

Sounds like the dolphins wanted to do Grant for Little and Draft compensation

Because CJ is essentially in a 3 year, $7M contract. Even if you include the Arnold dead money it’s like $10M for 3 years of CJ

I think they’ll sign Donte. Horn & Henderson being on rookie deals makes it possible. Just like with Robby, I’d think they have a certain number of $ allocated to the CB position and will extend Donte until Jaycee/Henderson (if worthy) get an extension

Apparently he got stepped on

Since the Steelers aren’t playing a lot of starters, I’ll be a agitated if the Panthers starters don’t perform well against the Steelers backups

LOL

Maybe they organizationally do things different than other NFL franchises with TC/Practice/Preseason. San Fransisco has consistently struggled with injuries outside of their Super Bowl year too

What if Carter is one of the players Fitterer is discussing an extension for? He's in the last year of his deal and is going to be a starter.

Probably because Trey Smith didn’t pass whatever medical metrics the Panthers use. He has a big issue with blood clots

There might not be much since it’s just a walkthrough before the Ravens come down