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I don't.

Go find the Untitled Art hard seltzers. That is a much better version of those "smoothie" beers.

But 99% of these articles aren't based in reality.

He was also playing with a fractured thumb for a chunk of the year. That will tend to cause issues with accuracy

A decent chunk of those guys are going to be due near the end of Watson's deal. If we do or don't do a deal with Watson(looking increasingly unlikely if the reports of the Jets and Dolphins being his two preferred destinations are accurate) some hard decisions will have to be made on those guys. I don't think you will see DJ Moore, Brian Burns, Jeremy Chinn and Derrick Brown all in Carolina Panthers uniforms in six years. We can make a deal happen but the biggest issue is whether it is worth it. If we could reasonably dump one or more of our bad contracts in the deal(Teddy, CMC, Shaq) it would be. However, those are three of the least tradeable contracts in the NFL. Furthermore, even if we could get someone interested in CMC, trading him nukes our cap for the next 3 years. I look at the Watson trade talk basically like getting a lottery ticket, the biggest benefit is likely just the few days you get to think about what you would do of it actually happened.

Dude, he is from Georgia. He was talking about growing up in Georgia not being from fuging Clemson. That area fuging sucks.

It becomes about the price we would be willing to pay to get him. It would probably be more than we should give up. You know, I wish this was 2022 or 2023 when this whole episode happened but it isn't. So, even if he did want to come here it is going to be really challenging for us to make a deal that doesn't rob us of some of our new core players. I have thought and thought about it and it really probably makes the most sense for us to not be involved in a Watson deal.

Yeah, that whole series is bad.

Turned down by Dwayne Haskins. Ouch.

Lol. And that is literally the guy I would zero in on if I were Houston.

I didn't see how bad the cap hit from CMC would be. Deshaun wouldn't make much impact in 2021, although after that it would obviously skyrocket. Yeah, it would be nice to NOT have signed that CMC contract as fuging early as we did. Boy that thing is an albatross in a deal like this. CMC would be ridiculously good trade bait.

Yeah, the pre-June 1st cap hit would be pretty rough. But, then again they would be getting murdered in the cap hit too for trading Deshaun. But getting rid of Moore would also immediately rob Watson of his biggest weapon.

Why would he need to restructure his contract?

True but Moore is also a much, much more valuable asset than Brown is at the moment. Especially for a team that is very WR needy.

Ooof. I would want to keep Chinn out of that deal but positional value does dictate you are right about that. I'd probably offer up Brown before I would Moore, though.

Samuel may be gone with or without Watson coming to Carolina. It just depends on what he is able to get on the open market.

I'd send CMC. They'd probably want Moore or Burns.

These kinds of disputes are why I feel nothing about stealing games on the internet.

Russell was further along in his development coming into the league than Fields is. If you go back and read Wilson's draft profiles, they are hilarious. Point by point everything you want to see in an NFL prospect but almost all mentioning that he might be too short to play in the NFL. In hindsight, it's extremely goofy to read that kind of stuff. I still like Fields but I don't know that I can say he is ready to be a day one starter in the NFL. I think some of the struggles he had this past season with decision making are going to be amplified at the pro level pretty considerably. He just needs some more high level reps to get him there, IMO.

Randy Fasani was a poor man's Tony Pike.