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Munich won't happen. It's a Lions home game in Munich, but we play the Lions at home at BOA Most likely to happen would be Madrid vs the Falcons (although KC has been pushing hard for this one). From a schedule perspective, it would be interesting to have an early November Madrid game (then the bye week), then close out the season at BOA for the 2nd game vs the falcons. In other words, put the two division games in the 2nd half of the season Paris vs the Saints has long been rumored to be the Browns (but... never say never) We wouldn't play Munich, Melbourne, Mexico City, London, or Rio based on who those announced home teams happen to be

PRESEASON Aug 6th Panthers @ Arizona (technically, Canton. Hall of Fame game)

Wed Sept 9th: ____ vs Seahawks Thur Sept 10th: 49ers vs Rams (Australia game -- Netflix) Sept 27th: Ravens vs Cowboys (Brazil game) Oct 25th: Browns vs Saints (Paris game) Week 11: Dolphins vs 49ers (Mexico) "November" : ___ vs Falcons (Madrid)

Lots of boats have left with two people and come back with three nudge-nudge-wink-wink (the Professor didn't fix the SS Minnow, because he had it good on the island)

For a topic that started as a lighthearted, off-season "hey, bryce should keep the beard" banter, this thread sure took a turn

those stupid "prediction markets" are suggesting that there's a growing chance that Vrabel may not be with the Patriots when week 1 rolls around

this article wonders when/if we'll go back to silver pants https://news.sportslogos.net/2026/05/05/nfl-teams-in-need-of-a-uniform-redesign-carolina-panthers/football/

here's the closed captioned version of the Draft day video: https://www.panthers.com/news/inside-the-draft-room-2026-nfl-draft-trades-analytics-monroe-freeling-lee-hunter

This year's version:

Yes, revisiting the old topic. But it looks like Bryce is growing out the beard again. He should keep it https://www.instagram.com/p/DX7sqoYjlNC/?img_index=3

The good news is that the 2023 draft gives us an A+ on getting us a front-office reset Yes, there's still a lot that has yet to be proven so maybe A+ is ridicolusly high, as it takes a lot to turn a ship around. But conceptually and big picture-wise, everything that has happened post that 2023 season has been on an upswing on so many different levels

let's see what the annual Blueprint epi shows behind the scenes It also could be more maturity in the HC role going into year three (has it been two years with Dan/Dave already?)

Seeing mixed reviews of draft grades. PFF (and others) are saying A+. Sports Illustrated says C+ I'm leaning towards the more positive side

Yes, use AI to help with organizing data But whomever is using the AI tool needs to ensure the data going in is correct, and that they are skilled in prompting what task to perform so the human can analyze the output AI running amok on its own is a Bad Idea.

Short response: Don't believe anything verbatim from any AI platform when it comes to current news events. (Longer response available upon request)

Of all the coaches we've ever had.... we've had worse. of all the head coaches in the NFL today.... there are worse. DC has upside. I'm also optimistic. (He learning and making adjustments, like handing off play calling)

If you were the NFL or the Panthers marketing team [whomever makes these decisions] and had 100% total control over rebranding the team (like how the Bucs rebranded away from the creamscicle orange and "Bucco Bruce" mascot/logo and installed the pirate ship in the end zone).... what would you do? Name and location stays the same - it's still the "Carolina Panthers"... but everything else is eligible for rebranding. Colors, mascot, logo.... have at it (keep the panther eyes in the end-zone graphic package, unless you come up with something better)

Continues to explain the significantly higher grade received on this years' players survey vs previous years. Positive upswing keeps upswinging

One name conspicuously absent from the list of who was in Tillis' office Good

From NFL Reporter Matt Lombardo: "The NFL's Biggest Free Agency Winners, according to executives who know" https://bsky.app/profile/mattlombardo.bsky.social/post/3mh6bozlgbc2x

thx. other than the potential for 1 year players to show off their impact and potentially make more $$, are there any other upsides for a player viewpoint to want a 1 year contract?

was curious about why all the one year deals. Does that help or hurt for next season in terms of resigning? it should help with the cap, I'd expect.

NFL reporter Matt Lombardo has some nice things to say: I’m so beyond all-in on the Panthers’ free agency moves, and GM Dan Morgan may be one of the biggest winners, so far. https://bsky.app/profile/mattlombardo.bsky.social/post/3mgxahfuags2a

Teddy B unretired to the lions

Falcons officially released Kirk Cousins