KatsAzz

That is exactly right.

Tepper by his own admission and to his credit, did admit he made a big mistake in that regard, one I seriously doubt he will make again

I am leaning toward C.J. Stroud as the favorite because he not only checks the boxes but is Reich's type of QB to scheme around. However, if the Panthers decide to select Bryce Young a great QB in his own right, I will not be disappointed with the selection.

I agree. That would be like having "Double Trouble" as running backs again.

I was really surprised the players voted not to play in the NIT. It would have been a good experience for them and helped to erase the memory of a not so good season.

Getting the WR cleared up is my main concern. Hopefully, the Panthers are able to pull some rabbits (WR's) out of the hat sooner, rather than later. It's not like there are that many obtainable ones out there to select from.

Something that has been lacking as far back as I can remember and I've been a Panthers fan from day one.

Signing TE Hayden Hurst was a giant start in improving the TE situation but I would still like to see it cleaned up even more by getting shed of some of the remaining dead wood.

The signing of P.J. Walker is a move that might signal the end for last year’s backup quarterback, Trevor Siemian, who originally signed a two-year deal with the Bears. The Bears can cut Siemian and save roughly $2 million against the cap, which would make sense now that Walker is in town.

With Sanders in the mix, it’ll be interesting to see how the Panthers handle the free agency of D’Onta Foreman, who led the team in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns last season. Foreman has yet to agree to terms with another team, and he could still be viewed as a worthwhile complement to Sanders this season.

Talk about being ones worst enemy.J alen Carter once had the world by the tail and now it looks like he's blowing it.

That's what I am thinking and I could not blame him.

The Packers have lost their mind if they think a team would be stupid enough to give them two first rd draft choices.

Probably had a bad case of the heartburn to go with it. LOL

Hmmmmm!!! Looks like Tampa Bay wants to finish this season low enough to draft a future franchise quarterback.

I like tight end Hayden Hurst, just hope he proves worthy of the three-year, $21.75 million contract with $13 million fully guaranteed at signing.

Seems to be the trend of the day.

NFL Free Agency Capsule: WR Parris Campbell Campbell proved his durability while showcasing his playmaking skills during the 2022 season. 2022 by the numbers: 17 games (16 starts) 980 snaps 91 targets 63 receptions 623 yards 3 TDs 5 rushes 58 yards Career stats: 32 games (24 starts) 1,416 snaps 144 targets 97 receptions 983 yards 5 TDs 11 rushes 108 yards What you need to know Campbell set out to prove in 2022 that he could be durable and reliable after three years of awful injury luck limited him to just 15 games from 2019-2021. Not only did Campbell play in all 17 games, he played the second-most snaps among Colts skill position players – behind only Michael Pittman Jr. – in 2022. And Campbell was productive when he was on the field despite having the seventh-lowest average air yards per target (6.4) among wide receivers last season. He flashed his explosive acceleration and top-end speed on a handful of occasions, like his 28-yard jet sweep sprint against the Washington Commanders in Week 8 and his catch-and-run touchdown against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 10. Pro Football Focus ranked Campbell as the No. 7 free agent wide receiver in 2023, and at 25 years old, he'll be among the youngest free agents available this spring.

TE Hayden Hurst was a very good signing if the Panthers got him at a decent price and didn't over pay. He's likely targeted by the Panthers as a pass catching TE who can provide a reliable safety valve for their rookie quarterback.

There is no way I would even think about, must less condider, paying TE Hayden Hurst that type ($9 million) money.

If Jamaal Williams commands 5 million or less a season on no more than a 2 year contract, I could see the Panthers interest. But if he gets more elsewhere, then good for him. We don't want to overpay. The FA RB pool is large and the draft is deep at RB. There will be a large supply of RBs out there.

The Panthers will be Andy Dalton's fifth team in as many years. He started at some point for the previous four, playing 14 games for the New Orleans Saints last season. Dalton posted a 95.2 quarterback rating and 7.6 yards per attempt, his highest marks since 2015, with 18 touchdowns and nine interceptions when replacing Jameis Winston in Week 4.

I admit it was a pleasant surprise when I saw the Panthers had obtained Andy Dalton and at such a team friendly price.

That was a cool video.