TheSpecialJuan

https://x.com/drewrigley/status/1776352136210600054?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://x.com/nfldraftscout/status/1776292184032977204?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

Derrick would have been playing on his 5yr option this year at $11.6 million 2nd highest cap hit behind Moton

ANALYSIS: WHY BRINGING DERRICK BROWN TO PANTHERS IS SO BIG It’s no secret that Brown is among the best run stoppers in the NFL. His league-leading tackles number substantiates that. His teammates and coaches echoed that sentiment throughout the season, too — particularly after he was “snubbed” initially from the NFC Pro Bowl roster, an honor that values pass rushing numbers over everything else. What’s less publicized but equally important? His versatility. Brown’s breakout season in 2023 came after Evero arrived and implemented a 3-4 defense, a departure from the 4-3 scheme that Brown saw steady success in for his three prior years. His evolution was impressive. He hit career-high season totals in tackles, run stops and quarterback hits with three games remaining, and that resulted from a system that called for him to react to the block first — run or pass — before transitioning into his pass rush. But that’s not to say his presence in the 4-3 scheme was middling. The 2020 first-round draft pick out of Auburn, in fact, told reporters at one point late in the 2023 season that he thought he impacted the game more in the 4-3 scheme. Even if there was a hint of false modesty in there, it was revealing nonetheless. “To be honest, I feel like I played better last year,” Brown told reporters before his Week 16 matchup with Jacksonville in December. “But it’s one of those things where I feel like I’ve been able to be a big part of the defense and, you know, just do my job.” https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article286084246.html

https://x.com/gregauman/status/1776098914233389369?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://x.com/jason_otc/status/1775992739907203260?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://x.com/haydenwinks/status/1775986191407759831?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

The record for WR's in the 1st round is 7 in 2004 This draft might break it if that's the case it will mean players at other positions of need (EDGE, CB, C)will fall out of the 1st round into Dan Morgan's sexy lap he must stay patient and not panic if their top 8/9 WR's are off the board by #33

Great post

Exactly. Say Philadelphia offers both their 2nd's to move up

https://x.com/upandadamsshow/status/1775552499690152121?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://x.com/upandadamsshow/status/1775552499690152121?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

I added the C next to his name. Daniel Jeremiah mentioned Haynes can play all 3 interior spots during the NFL Combine

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Top 30 Private Visits (19 confirmed) Brenden Rice – WR, USC Marshawn Kneeland – EDGE, Western Michigan Xavier Worthy – WR, Texas Payton Wilson – LB, NC State Jonathon Brooks – RB, Texas Malachi Corley – WR, Western Kentucky Edgerrin Cooper – LB, Texas A&M Ben Sinnott – TE, Kansas Trey Benson - RB, FSU Jalen McMillan - WR, Washington Jatavion Sanders - TE, Texas Jordan Morgan - OT/G, Arizona Austin Booker - EDGE, Kansas Maason Smith - DL, LSU Troy Franklin - WR, Oregon Jackson Powers-Johnson - C, Oregon Trevin Wallace - LB, Kentucky Caelen Carson - CB, Wake Forest Jase McClellan - RB, Alabama Shrine/Senior Bowl/Combine/Pro Day Formal interviews Xavier Thomas – EDGE, Clemson Bralen Trice – EDGE, Washington Braden Fiske – DT, Florida State Malik Washington – WR, Virginia Troy Franklin – WR, Oregon Quantrez Walker – WR, UNC Keon Coleman – WR, Florida State Xavier Legette – WR, South Carolina Jared Wiley – TE, TCU Bryan Thomas Jr – WR, LSU Jalen McMillan – WR, Washington Austin Booker EDGE, Kansas Nate Wiggins – CB, Clemson Jaden Crumedy – DT, Mississippi State Christian Haynes – G/C, UConn Patrick Paul – T, Houston Blake Larson – T, Augustana (SD) Brandon Coleman – G, TCU Ainias Smith Texas – WR, Texas A&M Clay Fields – CB, Chattanooga Decamerion Richardson – CB, Mississippi State Elijah McAllister – EDGE, Auburn Jordan Miller – DT, SMU Delmar Glaze – T/G, Maryland Trey Taylor – FS, Air Force Audic Estime – RB, Notre Dame Adisa Isaac – EDGE, Penn State

feel free to add names

Top 30 Private Visit Brenden Rice – WR, USC Marshawn Kneeland – EDGE, Western Michigan Xavier Worthy – WR, Texas Payton Wilson – LB, NC State Jonathon Brooks – RB, Texas Malachi Corley – WR, Western Kentucky Edgerrin Cooper – LB, Texas A&M Ben Sinnott – TE, Kansas Shrine/Senior Bowl/Combine/Pro Day Formal interviews Xavier Thomas – EDGE, Clemson Bralen Trice – EDGE, Washington Braden Fiske – DT, Florida State Malik Washington – WR, Virginia Troy Franklin – WR, Oregon Quantrez Walker – WR, UNC Keon Coleman – WR, Florida State Xavier Legette – WR, South Carolina Jared Wiley – TE, TCU Bryan Thomas Jr – WR, LSU Jalen McMillan – WR, Washington Austin Booker EDGE, Kansas Nate Wiggins – CB, Clemson Jaden Crumedy – DT, Mississippi State Christian Haynes – G/C, UConn Patrick Paul – T, Houston Blake Larson – T, Augustana (SD) Brandon Coleman – G, TCU Ainias Smith Texas – WR, Texas A&M Clay Fields – CB, Chattanooga Decamerion Richardson – CB, Mississippi State Elijah McAllister – EDGE, Auburn Jordan Miller – DT, SMU Delmar Glaze – T/G, Maryland Trey Taylor – FS, Air Force Audic Estime – RB, Notre Dame Adisa Isaac – EDGE, Penn State

Great stuff: https://www.the33rdteam.com/2024-nfl-draft-greg-cosells-latest-scouting-reports/ - Michigan Roman Wilson comp: Tyler Lockett - Florida Ricky Pearsall comp: Adam Thielen type route running, Amon Ra-St. Brown - Florida State Keon Coleman: The question with Coleman is whether he can line up at boundary x in the NFL and win one-on-one matchups consistently, His size and overall traits profile would strongly suggest that boundary x especially on the back side of trips would be his most favorable transition position at the next level but there would be definite concerns re: his ability to win individual matchups - UGA Ladd McConkey comp: Cooper Kupp - Texas AD Mitchell: Overall, Mitchell is a higher-level prospect with the size and athletic traits to develop into a quality NFL receiver and quite possibly a No. 1 receiver for a team, depending on scheme and deployment. - Penn State Chop Robinson: Robinson is one of the most fascinating prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft, given his sudden, explosive athleticism off the edge could be the best in the class. Yet, his production (sacks) is below the level you would expect to see. Remember, Danielle Hunter had 4.5 sacks in his college career.

2024 Salary Cap Charge: $6,000,000 (2.31% of cap) 2024 Cash Payout: $10,000,000 (4.29% of spending) 2024 Cash to Cap Ratio: 1.67 Contract Value: $20,000,000 ($10,000,000 APY) Fully Guaranteed Money: $12,000,000 Contract Ranking: 37/235 at EDGE Current Contract (UFA, signed 2024) (: indicates contract trigger occuring during that year) Year Age Base Salary Prorated Signing Bonus Per Game Roster Bonus Workout Bonus Guaranteed Salary Cap Number Cap % Dead Money & Cap Savings Cut (pre-June 1)Cut (post-June 1)Trade (pre-June 1)Trade (post-June 1)RestructureExtension Total $9,735,000 $8,000,000 $1,975,000 $290,000 $4,000,000 $20,000,000 2024 31 $1,210,000 $4,000,000 $700,000 $90,000 $2,000,000 $6,000,000 2.3% $12,000,000 ($6,000,000) 2025 32 $8,525,000 $4,000,000 $1,275,000 $200,000 $2,000,000 $14,000,000 5.4% $6,000,000 $8,000,000

Exactly #33 should truly be BPA If the WR's they like are gone do not reach for one Morgan can't be afraid to take a CB or EDGE or C or LB

I'm thinking Stephon is looking for more $ than Panthers are offering otherwise he'd already be a Panther

I hope you make another one of these posts two weeks from now see what needs are remaining then