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Mays is really looking like the future. He is crushing it, and we can save money by letting Norbett go in the offseason.

Steve Smths breakdown of Bryce in the Broncos game

The whole season. He can't grow if he's not out there, then we'll see by the end what he's made of.

Yup, and the pipeline splits now between Washington and Buffalo, with our more star players going to places like Chicago(Peppers, Moose, Moore, etc).

As long as we get a grass field, thats all i care about. I dont care if its retractable and you have turf for every other event, just take care of the players and give them grass already!

3rd times the charm, right? If it worked for the Texans, it can work for us.

We'll see. We had these kinda reviews for last year too with the coaches and free agents we brought in.

CAROLINA PANTHERS Released: C Bradley Bozeman Franchise-tagged: EDGE Brian Burns Released: TE Hayden Hurst Re-signed: LS J.J. Jansen (one year, TBD) Signed: G Robert Hunt (five years, $100M) Signed: G Damien Lewis (four years, $53M) Released: S Vonn Bell Signed: DI A'Shawn Robinson (three years, $22.5M) Signed: LB Josey Jewell (three years, $22.75M) Acquired via trade: WR Diontae Johnson Re-signed: WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette (one year, TBD) Signed: CB Dane Jackson (two years, $8.5M) Signed: EDGE D.J. Wonnum (two years, $12.5M) Signed: EDGE K'Lavon Chaisson (one year, TBD) Signed: S Jordan Fuller (one year, TBD) Hunt becomes the fourth guard in the NFL to reach the $20 million per year mark, with the position market exploding this offseason as a response to the interior defender market doing the same for the second year running. Carolina needs to protect quarterback Bryce Young at all costs, and this is a good first step. With the information we learned about the guard market throughout the first day of free agency, with players like Jonah Jackson signing for $51 million over three years, we really like the value and fit for Lewis in Carolina, even though he exceeded our projection like every guard has thus far. This is now basically a third-tier guard deal, and Lewis had some encouraging play in his 2023 tape with reason to believe he could continue to improve. Jewell is a good all-around player who will love working behind the duo of Derrick Brown and A’Shawn Robinson on early downs. He can also cover tight ends and backs over the middle in coverage fairly well, even entering his age-30 season. Good luck running the ball against the interior defensive line duo of Robinson and rising star Derrick Brown. Robinson is a monster up the middle on early downs and reunites with Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero, who coached him with the Los Angeles Rams. PFF FREE AGENCY GRADE: C+ https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2024-nfl-free-agency-grades-for-all-16-nfc-teams

agreed, plus with his contract on the back end, if he doesnt work out after this season we can just cut him and save $$

Got a B grade from WalterFootball, higher than I thought we'd get because of the money: Panthers sign G Robert Hunt (5 years, $100 million): B Grade Bryce Young was terrible during his rookie year, but his offensive line was a disaster. Young didn’t exactly get a fair shake in his rookie year, but it looks like the Panthers will be providing one for him in his second season, at least based on this move. This is more money than I thought Robert Hunt would receive, but I get it. Hunt is a very good blocker when it comes to both pass protection and the running game. He’s a massive upgrade in the interior. The Panthers still have lots of work to do, but this was a nice first step.

He's a RG and I saw a tweet by Mike Kaye that a few league sources said that this may mean they'll move Austin Corbett to Center.

Maybe this means they'll resign Chinn and give him another shot