Mr. Scot

So this is the big dude in question...

I posted a week or so ago

I don't follow basketball so outside of his height and weight, I know nada.

I'd wanna know who those heads belong to. For example, if they spend this offseason improving the defense only to have it still look mediocre or worse in the coming season, then Id say bye bye to Evero. (half expected to do that after last year)

He's big, athletic and used to catching passes. There's that

This is not something I'd likely have high expectations for, but I'm not against this kind of experimentation at the bottom of the roster.

Thanks, everybody. Best from me...

Quick FYI: Been super busy this year so I haven't been online much but I'm still around and doing okay for the moment

From Mike Sando in The Athletic: Carolina Panthers Added: $53.4M (8th) | Lost: $14.9M (29th) | Differential: $38.5M (5th) With quarterback Bryce Young making strides in 2024 while the Panthers’ defense plummeted 10 spots to No. 32 in EPA per play, Carolina signed four defensive free agents from other teams to deals worth at least $7 million per year. That tied New England for the most by any team in free agency this offseason (Buffalo was third with three). “They got a little better, but they are still working from a deficit,” an exec said. “They were a three-year reset from last year, so this is just year two for them.” Carolina, like Arizona, lost out on Eagles defensive lineman Williams when New England outbid everyone, signing him to a deal worth $26 million per year. The Panthers presumably wanted to stay below the $24 million average for their own defensive lineman, Derrick Brown, and the $25 million figure for Jaycee Horn, the cornerback Carolina recently extended. The Panthers instead bolstered their defensive front with Tershawn Wharton ($15 million APY) and Bobby Brown ($7 million APY), whose combined APY was $22 million. “It was easier for New England to do that with Milton Williams than it would have been for Carolina,” another exec said. “Wharton is smaller than Williams but had similar production.” Link (subscription required)

This could be where the Raiders go for their temporary quarters solution.

Well, technically it's about us playing like sh-t, so...

Don't know how well researched this is, but if it's accurate, yikes

Not if you play for the Dolphins...

Also...

Stewart and Rhule go way back. That was discussed during his time working with us. Most recently he was the Patriots Director of Pro Personnel (had a lot of history in New England too)