TheSpecialJuan

Alex Canales lol

https://x.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1843774947115839815

Ranking the best NFL rookies after Week 5 2. C Zach Fraizer, Pittsburgh Steelers PFF Grade: 81.8 Frazier is getting better with each passing week. He is now the fourth-highest-graded center in football, as he has earned an 81.8 PFF grade through the first five weeks of his career. His run-blocking is where he has really stood out — his 83.1 run-blocking grade ranks fifth at the position through five weeks. 3. WR Ladd McConkey, Los Angeles Chargers PFF Grade: 81.6 McConkey’s 82.0 PFF receiving grade currently ranks tied for sixth — with fellow rookie Malik Nabers — among all wide receivers. He has averaged 2.10 yards per route run, picking up 176 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 15 receptions. Two players we passed on

https://www.panthers.com/news/panthers-add-offensive-line-and-outside-linebacker-depth-cade-mays

Dave "Playboy" Canales

one of the few bright spots it seems like the new o-line coach has really helped him

This was after week 1 on his GM podcast

I love this for us

Keep in mind Lombardi is an ex-GM with league connections and his son was on the Matt Rhule staff

Michael Lombardi on his GM Podcast said Morgan got the job because Nicole Tepper likes him and vouched for him

Michael Lombardi said the same thing

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Best of the defense 1. NT Shy Tuttle: 86.7 2. S Xavier Woods: 75.1 3. ILB Claudin Cherelus: 73.3 4. CB Jaycee Horn: 63.5 5. ILB Trevin Wallace: 62.9 Tuttle was superb in standing up to Chicago’s ground attack, earning a season-high 88.7 mark against the run. He and Woods notched two stops apiece. Wallace amassed a team-high 15 tackles in his very first NFL start. Five of those accounted as stops. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/lists/panthers-bears-week-5-2024-pff-grades/

Worst of the defense 14. OLB Jadeveon Clowney: 54.1 15. OLB Charles Harris: 49.6 16. DT T.J. Smith: 43.2 17. OLB Tarron Jackson: 41.9 18. DT A’Shawn Robinson: 33.4 Per usual, the Panthers defense had difficulty generating a pass rush. Clowney, Harris and Jackson combined for four pressures.

Worst of the offense 17. RB Raheem Blackshear: 49.5 18. WR Jonathan Mingo: 49.0 19. C Austin Corbett: 46.0 20. TE Ja’Tavion Sanders: 42.0 21. TE Tommy Tremble: 33.6 Mingo, who went for 37 yards on two grabs, registered one drop. Sanders (three receptions, 13 yards) was charged with two.

Best of the offense 1. WR Jalen Coker: 83.3 2. QB Bryce Young: 80.5 3. LT Ikem Ekwonu: 70.0 4. RT Taylor Moton: 67.2 5. WR Xavier Legette: 64.3 Coker reeled in four passes on four targets for a team-high 68 receiving yards. Quarterback Bryce Young also took advantage of his opportunities, earning the the second-highest PFF grade of his career—albeit in just nine snaps. Ekwonu and Moton combined to allow four pressures.

Out this Sunday

We fired Adrian Wilson (for good cause) but never replaced him

Bryce will be back in at QB by the time we head to Germany

Yup spot on

Alex Canales lol