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Let's get all of the pass rushers on short term deals . . . why not. Young/Clowney is better than what we had last year.

Elite WRs are divas and it sounds like he's no different. If he doesn't ball out, we move on because he isn't costing much money.

The Teppers need to stop talking to the media and just disappear. They can reappear if this team ever starts to win.

8 sacks and 50 tackles (solo and assisted) puts him as the 37th best rusher. No way is this $30 million a year. Your stats come from brianburns.com . . .ha ha just kidding. A guy taking plays off to avoid injury is not a "dawg" or a leader.

He's the 4th best player (Brown, Luvu, Horn (when healthy) on the Panthers defense. The fact he wants elite money is crazy.

I find it very interesting if you do a search on Nicole Tepper on the internet, you cannot find any background on her. No educational or business background on the internet whatsoever. Someone is paying a lot of money to scrub the internet.

The State of Charlotte . . . geez.

If we are being honest, Burns should not be an every down type of player because he's terrible against the run.

This would be a great move for the Falcons, unfortunately.

Once Burns said he took plays off to protect his health, he's done as far as I'm concerned. Give me a whole team full of Luvu kind of energy and effort.

Agree and I'm giving most players a pass last year with the sh@t show that they endured and the OL is included in this. Reich ran more of a zone blocking run scheme versus Wilks downhill style and our OL is built to go forward, not sideways.

Signing Brown and Luvu to long term deals are no brainers. They should tag and trade Burns for a 1st or a stud offensive player.

Are we seriously writing off Mingo after one year. Rookie WRs rarely explode their first year in the NFL.

I wouldn't b/c if Bryce doesn't ball out next year, the Panthers will likely be picking number 1 the following year and taking a QB.

The GOATs always find a way to elevate their play and the play around them when it matters. Brady and Mahomes do this all the time and why they are who they are. The 49ers could have easily won that game last night and it is easy to second guess everything today, but I'd hold my head high if I was a 49ers fan or player.

I’m sure he owned up after he got caught. That’s how this plays out 99.9% of the time. That’s not leadership

No, that's not what I'm saying. I think we need a longer track record of being a good dude than 2 years because it appears he was still being a bad dude while he was in Seattle, which was 2 years ago. It is not like he interviewed to run a local business, the Panthers are a huge, worldwide company. I'm a father with two kids and I can't imagine doing what he did and then writing a book about it. His kids will have to deal with that book for the rest of their lives and don't deserve that. He's a public figure and it is not like you and I writing a book that no one will read. It is selfish behavior and I don't like it. I know it is sports and no one will care as long as he wins.

I understand it but I think actions are more important than words and poor decisions have consequences. This guy shouldn't be the leader of men when he couldn't even lead his own family a couple of years ago,.

I was the other 50% because I didn't want him. Someone prove me wrong because it appears he was still partying his a#$ off and disrespecting his family while he was in Seattle, which was only two years ago. All of a sudden years of poor decisions just disappears because he wrote a book and found religion? Actions are more important than words and I need more than 2 years of not being a complete dirt bag to get my support. Seriously, we can't find someone with a clean personal and professional background to run a multi billion dollar sports franchise.

What is Canales culture? Partying and sleeping around while his wife and kids are at home? Oh never mind, he confessed and wrote a book so all good now

I don’t understand how anyone can say anything other than glowing things about Evero

Go google the book he wrote recently

I don't like the hire and I hope I'm wrong. Integrity is important on and off the field and this guy doesn't have it.

This is coming directly from someone that worked with Morgan. Believe it if you want to or not and I'm just passing along feedback I've heard.

Morgan was very well respected and highly regarded at Buffalo and worked closely with Beane. It would be a mistake to not give him a legitimate shot at the GM position. Having said this, if Morgan had any say in the personnel acquisitions that haven't worked, I don't want any part of Morgan as GM.