TheBigKat

So the last good FA OT was was Andrew Whitworth who we passed to sign Matt Kalil?

You shut your mouth, making me feel old

We got our answer

imagine putting that poo on film and being called a "professional"

For a VERY brief time we had the best interior line in the NFL

If my aunt had balls she would be called my uncle

I forgot about Shockey

"In 2011, Chudzinski was named the Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator. He took one of the league's worst offenses in 2010 and transformed it into one of the top 10 offenses in 2011 with rookie quarterback Cam Newton. The Panthers finished seventh overall in the league on offense, fifth in points scored, and set a new franchise record for total yards in a season." How much of this was Chud and how much of this was he had a young Cam to work with

we can start another "I am sad" or "my gut says everything is going to be alright" threads

We've had 26 seasons of Panthers Football and the following offensive coordinators: Joe Pendry Gil Haskell Bill Musgrave Richard Williamson Dan Henning Jeff Davidson Rob Chudzinski Mike Shula Norv Turner Joseph Brady Who would you rank as the best? For me, it is Mr. A punt is not a bad play, the original get off my lawn Dan Henning. Yes his 3rd and long draw plays made us go crazy but some of that was likely due to John Fox's conservatism but I feel under Henning this team was well balanced. He knew how to get guys open in Moose, Smith, he knew how to feed certain players when they were balling (Davis) and even knew how to work the 1-2 punch in Davis / Foster. He took a journeyman QB and put him in a position to succeed which the jury is still out on Brady. I also feel in retrospect he was probably the best game day caller we had as when we got Norv father time had caught up to him. Chud and Brady may have the best play designs but imo hands down if I was to go into a SB matchup and had to pick one of these guys as my OC, I would take Henning

If you don’t like it, stop him from crossing into the endzone

He knows football

Dallas comes to mind

If my starting corners stunk and I was prepared to sign him long term I would

Reddick and Jackson will both be slated for big paydays.... It is not even a question in my mind that Reddick gets that money this offseason from CAR

Tarron Johnson was not getting paid as a lockdown #1 CB.... Jackson will be wanting lockdown money

If my aunt had balls she would be my uncle

You can say that until you turn blue but his agents have a different take and will get it for their client

I was planning dressing up as a syringe labeled vaccine, that should keep Cousins out of BOA Sunday

I still LOL when all those were heartbroken over Norman contact thinking he’s taking some hometown discount cause he rode horses and from the area Hometown discounts only occur for one of the following reasons 1) prove it deal (reddick) 2) injury (Newton) 3) back 9 of your career 4) you’re married to a Brazilian supermodel who makes more money than you

Mitchell Schwartz david Decastro rick wagoner one of them has to have something in the tank

He’s going to get top 5 CB money unless he suffers a devastating injury, no way around that. Question is if you’re not going to pay it then why not get something for him now

Thank you my lord

Hurney let Bradberry walk for free

Jackson has been action this year, I am happy for him, he is going to get PAID as his rookie contract was second round money. Thing is, this is the PEAK value of Jackson on a team that has a surplus of CBs (Bouye, Gilmore, Horn, Henderson). You have to trade him, you can get possibly a great interior lineman for him from a CB needy team. If you aren't prepared to pay him top 5, then he his representation will get it elsewhere and then what? Another loss of a Class A asset for no return like Bradberry, Norman. I like Jackson, like his speed and chip on the shoulder mentality but I am also very hesitant on contract year superstars (Mario Williams, Nnamdi Asomugha, Marcell Dareus, Byron Maxwell, Albert Haynesworth)