kungfoodude

If you look at Brown and Horn's contracts, expect to pay above what he is likely actually worth. This is the Panthers suckage tax. Ultimately, much like Derrick Brown, he has steadily improved over time and that's what you want out of your young first round draft picks. He was one of the biggest and most important question marks coming into the season and he has answered it conclusively. He is "the guy" at LT. Great news, one less position of extreme importance to have to attempt to remedy.

Keep in mind that Baker does have a fuged up AC joint. Also keep in mind Evans is about to return.

How about don't rush a very expensive player recovering from a bicep tear back? Just get Mays healthy and Corbett is a very good OG.

I agree on the RB but not Dart. He does not impress me.

I am not convinced Dart is actually better than Wilson/Winston. I think he is just not old is all people care about.

His career will be short. IDK how they got a dumb QB and dumb RB in the same draft with zero regards for their own careers or safeties.

Same little fuger that torched us.

Jaxon Derp He does some exceptionally stupid things regarding keeping himself safe.

Tough game. I intensely hate the Pats and I generally dislike the Giants.

Burns and Philips wiping each other out of a sure sack was pure comedy.

These are also two of the least penalized teams in the NFL. Rams: 4.3 Penalties/GM, 35.5 Penalty Yds/Gm Against Us: 1 for 5 Yds 49ers: 5.6 Penaltiea/GM, 41.6 Penalty Yds/Gm Against Us: 2 for 6 Yds https://www.nflpenalties.com/

Still need a C too, IMO. Draft someone, for fug's sake. It's about time.

He really doesn't do anything well is the issue.

I think the issue is that being a player that lacks a lot of fundamentals isn't going to fit just about anywhere. He's a project player being given two seasons worth of starting opportunities. That was stupid in the first place. He shouldn't have been drafted where he was to start with and if we did pick him up where he should have been drafted(4th round or later) then he should be developing largely on the bench. Sort of like Horn, Tremayne, etc. Down the depth chart so we can have an impactful and productive player playing.

I am not to the point of moving him yet, unless there is a valid replacement. I think that is something we need to move forward with. Once he reaches the Adonai Mitchell point of basically being pushed down the depth chart, then I would say to move him.