Carl Spackler

At least now, you'll never again have to worry about picking 7th-15th, because the only time the Panthers will ever have a first-round pick outside the top 6 is if they acquire one in a trade.

By the way, McCaffrey's been IR'd when he's actually able to play for a combined six games over the last two years. A coach can influence the narrative.

I'm more proud of those fans than anything the players did

I also work in advertising, but to be honest, the messaging would've needed to be in market at least a few weeks ago for a real impact. Rhule made it this far -- he's getting another year, unfortunately, so just boo lustily whenever humanly possible and save the cash for september, when the campaign can really stretch its legs

Ugh, fuging science-denying boomers.

He's gonna be such dogshit too. As is the case with every position Rhule impacts, it'll be an astronomical downgrade

Nah the rest of the cap and the 2023 first-rounder is going away in the Mariota trade, then Howell goes first-round along with somebody from Baylor

Dwayne Jarrett actually scored a regular-season touchdown. This is a taller Ryne Robinson

This guy gets it. No joke, guarantee he trades 2023 FRP

Traffic will be 3x worse for Knights games

Oh, nobody's a bigger Rhule fan than me. I've always known he'd turn it around

Yes. His name is Sam Howell, and you're going to be really excited about him until the end of Week 1.

It took Jay-Z 7 years to win a Super Bowl

lol yeah, I'm sure he had his own IAmHubby too

It's like a dog whistle, just because you can't notice it doesn't mean it's not working perfectly

I guess it is. Flailing aimlessly amidst constant failure is, in some ways, a concept. And you gotta hand it to Rhule: as rich as his contract is, nobody's better at passing the buck. fuging bitch.

Sam Howell will just be the next in a line of failed QBs. You're witnessing like the 2000 Cleveland Browns through the 2018 Cleveland Browns, only without that 11-5 season in 2007. Howell is the Panthers' Brady Quinn, only picked in the top 6.

That gut feeling is predicated on what previous regimes did, and how they, you know, tried to get better. No such concept exists now.

I believe it. I never thought I would, but I never thought an NFL team could be as bad as the Panthers are. They're not only bad, they're unlikable, they have no identity or character, they have absolutely no future other than that of winless seasons and abject failure, and their owner is as likable as Charlie Manson

I haven't watched a single football game at any level since November. Don't plan on it next year, either, other than a few college games and the Navy/Notre Dame game I'm planning on attending

Rhule will throw 5 years, $80 million and $32 million guaranteed at Mariota

Since Rhule/Fitterer will trade the No. 1 overall in 2023 for a late-rounder in 2022, who's picking first?

You've nailed it, with the correction I added above

The fewer picks Rhule gets in his last season, the better. The more he gets, the worse off they'll be for the next five years. And the more trades, the worse off as well.

It's like: would you trade DJ Moore for Kenny Robinson, straight up? Because that's what you're getting.