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Yeah but he had multiple players who’d do it every time lol James Harrison was trying to murder people out there

Last time we were scheduled to play Tyron he was nearly murdered by the chargers doctors before the game and Justin Herbert got his first start.

Toss nick scott for that

Tight end was uncovered up the seam on third. you mean to tell me Rico is not actually the second coming of Adrian Peterson?

What a dismal game

Yeah no poo cheap bastards

Hop throw

If the panthers decide to make him play out the fourth year of his contract than he’d probably demand a trade or cut and refuse to play. his 2024 salary would be 1.1 mil without anything after that. He could get more than that on a two year backup deal. For example, Mac jones’ contract to be a backup is 2 years 8 million. He was much more productive as a stater than Bryce has ever been, but just to give a comparison point.

I’m laughing at a Sellers fan pumping the brakes on cam comparisons because he’s too young to overcome Mike Shula. “it took cam two full seasons to overcome him. You can’t expect that from a college player.”

Look up who’s offensive coordinator for South Carolina

Penn state is 1000% percent hiring Matt Rhule and he might leave Nebraska mid season for it, record be damned

He'll probably be fine this week against the Jets but yeah then things are gonna get real.

He’s on a 2 year deal

I mentioned this in another thread but i'll restate it here. Keeping a wait and watch approach and passing on the 5th year option kinda makes sense like obliquely, but in practice neither the team or the player wants it. The player (and unions) doesn't want to risk injury a career ending injury in his 4th season when he could have at least another year locked up, and the team doesn't want to risk the player blowing up in their fourth year and holding them over a barrel in contract negotiations. If you're the QB and you're playing that well you obviously test the free agent market, and you'd probably be bitter about it as well. modern first round qb contracts are essentially 3 year deals with the option of an additional 2 to put downward pressure on contract extensions. You either pick up the 5th year, extend with a new contract, or move on. just sitting tight on the fourth year isn't a practical choice for any of the parties.

Daniel jones getting 14 million this year.

Much better obviously. however egbuka just looks like a better all around player.

He’s a frisbee dog who wants to run to the post and track balls in the air. He struggles picking up balls quickly on slants and screens. Both of these are problems considering the qb and offensive scheme. This also helps explains his relative lack of touchdowns. Currently 31st in the nfl for ypc at 14, behind Bijan Robinson. On pace for just over 1000 yards, five touchdowns, 75 catches he can make circus catches and at times looks like the fastest guy on the field Probably in a bad situation for his skill set. looks far less pro ready than Egbuka.

If you look at what Thielen said about the currently benched Warrior in a Garden up in Minnesota, pretty clear he’s just a company guy with a mic in his face.

“Honey come out! Let’s see more of Paris! It’s a beautiful night!” ”okay, let me just finish talking on the internet about Jordan carstens.”

Lmao arguing for several hours on the internet then bailing because “actually I’m in France”

No one was beating Seattle in Seattle that year. Certainly not whomever won between Chicago and Carolina. That game was a war zone we would have needed the redskins to pull off the upset.

Morgan “played” 13 games in 2005 but didn’t finish a lot of them and was generally pretty beat up. Got taken out of several games with “shoulder stingers.” 2005 was the season his concussions just became too much and he’s said so in interviews. We know this now looking back. This was around the time they started writing all the stories about his hyperbaric sleep chamber and special mouth pieces etc. he couldn’t stay on the field Rucker, Buckner and Minter were all washed. Buckner retired after the season. al Wallace and Jordan Carstens were rotational players? thomas Davis was a rotational safety in 2005 who only started two games. Secondary in general was pretty bad. Gamble specifically regressed notably. Passing defense was 21st in the nfl. And gamble is probably the most overrated defensive player in panthers history.

Moose played for Chicago in 2005. goings ran against Seattle because foster got hurt against the bears. Goings lasted one play in Seattle.

2004 was the team that got destroyed by injuries and was probably the best team in general of that era. 05 Jenkins, Davis and Morgan got hurt (again). Other than that they were pretty healthy.

Your argument is wrong. By 2005 the defense was basically just peppers and Ken Lucas. We can argue about how good peppers was and what that’s worth, but the defense right now is certainly better than it was in 2005. 2004 was peppers and 8 games of mark fields. as it stands right now the team is way better than it was in 2005, minus Steve smith being a god and Bryce being far worse than Jake by any metric you want. Hell right nonw the defense is top ten ish. and again the team talent has nothing to do with him imploding agains the cardinals or jags, or him doing nothing against the falcons, or the fumbles, or his first quarter against the dolphins who are one of the two or three worst teams in the league.