WarPanthers89

No question

We literally have nothing else of substance to talk about. Franchise is in the tank, no first round draft pick, horrible owner, one of the worst offenses we’ve ever seen, coaches checked out, players checked out, Mrs Tepper scouting the O-Line, etc. Lets play pretend for a minute. Act as if Tepper brought you into his office, sweating thorough his dress shirt after just eating some of Hurneys meatballs, and he hands you a blank check to be the new coach of the Panthers. The One rule is that you must have Young as QB for the remainder of this season and next minimum. Tell me how you would go about fixing this team this offseason realistically: ****Projected 2024 cap currently: Per Over The Cap, the Panthers are scheduled to have about $57 million in cap space in 2024 and currently have roughly $6 million this year that could be rolled over. ****2024 draft picks: — Their own second-rounder — Their own third-rounder — Their own fourth-rounder — San Francisco's fifth-rounder — Tennessee's fifth-rounder — Arizona's sixth-rounder ****Upcoming team 2024 Free Agents: Justin Houston DE C.J. Henderson CB DJ Chark WR Frankie Luvu LB Shaquill Griffin CB Brian Burns DE Marquis Haynes DE Sam Franklin S Yetur Gross-Matos DE Laviska Shenault WR DeShawn Williams DE J.J. Jansen LS Kamu Grugier-Hill OLB Henry Anderson DE Jeremy Chinn S Troy Hill CB Ihmir Smith-Marsette WR Nick Thurman DE Giovanni Ricci FB Stephen Sullivan WR Raheem Blackshear RB LaBryan Ray DT Jalen Dalton DE Mac McCain CB ****2024 NFL Free Agent List (Note: multiple players on this list will never reach Free agency: https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/quarterback/?ref=trending-pages Tell me how YOU. Would approach this offseason between draft and FA, as well as who we sign of our own in order to right this ship……

Gotta go O line I would believe

I won’t either way but at least we can close the chapter on biggest loss for the trade we made to pick Young. After this draft, the worst part is over with…..until the next epic fail

Let’s at least celebrate that our 2nd round pick will have some 1st rounder that will slip. After this next draft, the pain will start to go away after we move past not having a 1st this year. On to 2024 ladies and gents…..

2022 team would pound the rock and absolutely kill this years team. We can’t score more than 10-13 points this year on a good day

We have idiots ruining…I mean running our team. Every move we make is bad

With all that being said I know Bryce is in an extremely tough spot and I still hope we can turn it around in year 2 if we get him some help, but it does not look good at all.

We wouldn’t score a single point against the Patriots defense.

I was reading some interesting stats this morning and was shocked at how bad these numbers really were. Here is a comparison of Bryce Young vs Tommy DeVito….Yes THE Tommy DeVito. Undrafted QB who didn’t make the original 53 man roster in September.

Sign Brown/Luvu to extension. Trade burns for picks that you use for Offensive weapons/O line….or for another Vet WR/OL.

It’s insane how we went from the unit last year, to the worst in the league by a country mile.

I would Go BPA between OL, TE, or WR without question. Every penny in cap I had available would be spent on the top available FA WR’s. You have to give Bryce every opportunity to succeed next year to properly evaluate him to see if he’s the future or not.

Article: CHARLOTTE — The Panthers are making another change on the offensive line, which has been the norm this year. The team waived guard Brett Toth on Monday, creating a roster spot that could be used for reinforcements. The 27-year-old Toth was signed off the Eagles practice squad in October and appeared in three games. He started at Tennessee, was a substitute and played on special teams in Sunday's loss at Tampa Bay. He's one of seven players to play right guard and one of the six to play left guard this season, as the Panthers have struggled to maintain any consistency in the middle of the line. While center Bradley Bozeman has started every game, they've gotten five games combined out of anticipated starting guards Brady Christensenand Austin Corbett. -Panthers.com

Shut up idiots. He’s the billionaire who knows what he’s doing. We should all kiss his feet for bringing us concerts and a soccer team.

lol we all knew this, still funny to see the tweets about it this morning. WE HAVE A CHANCE!!!

IF YA SSSMMMEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLL AN UPSET….. poo me. If you think we get our bare ass spanked and humiliated another week in a row, Pie me.

We have sucked for 6 straight years, it’s definitely going to have an effect here in NC with fan interaction….but let’s not act like the NFL is doing bad and that people aren’t into the NFL anymore. They are killing tv ratings each week, even with some horribly matched games this year.

I was just reading the Panthers.com article which revealed that Chinn, Gross-Matos, and Horn will be activated for this weeks game, and in the article it mentions we are 6th in the league in total defense, and 5th in passing defense. What Evero has been able to do with this defense has been absolutely incredible. We have had so many players injured or on IR, that I had to look up who some of the players were at times on the field. This Offseason we obviously will be cleaning house, which is a shame, because we have an amazing DC. What do you think will end up happening to Evero and where do you think he will end up? Coordinator somewhere else or does he land a HC gig? ARTICLE: CHARLOTTE — The Panthers got back to a 53-man roster again, and got some familiar faces back on defense. And adding a first-round pick and a couple of seconds back to the mix this time of year can only help. The team activated cornerback Jaycee Horn, defensive back Jeremy Chinn, and outside linebacker Yetur Gross-Matos from injured reserve on Saturday, providing a boost for a defense that's been running on replacements all year. For Horn, it will be his first game since tearing a hamstring in the opener in Atlanta. Chinn and Gross-Matos have been out since the bye week. The Panthers are still sixth in the league in total defense, and fifth in passing defense, so adding their top cover player and another pass-rusher is a positive. Gross-Matos had 2.5 sacks and five quarterback hits in six games, effectively making the transition to a 3-4 defense. Also Saturday, the team activated defensive end Chris Wormley and guard Justin McCray from the practice squad (standard elevations). Wormley played in his first game last week after recovering from a torn ACL last season. McCray played in two games here earlier this season, and adds offensive line depth where they've been hammered by injuries this season.

Lynch in San Fran was a great example.

I don’t know about the all time number but we are leading the NFL this season for sure

It seems like our entire team has been on IR. What a strange season.

Can't be any worse: The Panthers signed veteran guard Gabe Jackson to the practice squad Wednesday, an addition that could come in handy soon. The 32-year-old Jackson spent the last two seasons with the Seahawks after his first seven years with the Raiders, and adds a proven starter to a position running out of them. He has 130 career starts and brings some size and experience in the middle. They need that, since they're strapped there with injuries to Chandler Zavala and Cade Mays last week, leaving them with no reserve options. Brett Toth and Nash Jensen finished the game at the guard spots last week. Jackson will be on the practice field Wednesday.