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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

you think he looks 190 in that video?

 

Kind of pointless to still be droning on about measurables don't you think?

58 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm not the one that bumped it. I didn't realize it was a dead thread. Now there's a legit conversation going. 

So who's trolling?

???

37 minutes ago, PanthersATL said:

Any suggestions for under-represented names (like Vinny) that'd be appreciated /recognized ?

Minter or Rucker

Adding Minter to my rec list

16 hours ago, Billy Goat said:

 

 

Cam

21 minutes ago, PghPanther said:

Just keep playing here in the US.....within 30 years this country will demographically be identical to Brazil.

Dude you gotta stop ranting about demographic change.

From Footy Headlines

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The club, currently embroiled in a tough battle against relegation, has expressed strong interest in Polish striker Karol Swiderski, who shines at Charlotte FC.

At 27, Swiderski gained prominence by scoring 25 goals in 70 matches for Charlotte, catching the attention of Hellas Verona, which is seeking crucial reinforcements to reverse its position in the standings. This strategic move comes at a critical moment, with the Italian transfer window about to close.

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Swiderski's impressive performance in the North American scene has sparked interest from Italian soccer, traditionally known for its solid defenses and refined tactics. Hellas Verona's foray into the transfer market suggests a search for a key piece that can provide the necessary boost to avoid the unwanted relegation.

Over the past seasons, Hellas Verona has experienced ups and downs, oscillating between moments of brilliance and periods of instability. The current campaign, however, has placed the club in a delicate position, where every point becomes crucial in the fight to stay in the elite of Italian soccer.

Hellas Verona Seeks Crucial Reinforcements in Transfer Window to Avoid Relegation

It appears Hellas Verona have tried to sign Swiderski on the last day of the transfer window. There's been no update since the window closed, so we'll have to wait and see how this develops.

Just now, CmC2k said:

Owners and front office people talk too. Just think if you a GM or an owner of another team are you gonna wanna hire a guy who quit on his team in the middle of his contract just because he didn't wanna be there. That's not a good look for someone who's looking to be a HC.

I think in a vacuum you'd be right, but with the context of the game of thrones FO we had last year I think people would understand wanting out.

4 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

They arent holding him hostage as a potential HC.  They are keeping him as a DC.  If someone wanted him as a HC he would be gone. 

Ok, so take everything I said and insert "DC" for "potential HC". Point stands.

11 minutes ago, Daeavorn said:

If he didn't wanna stay he shouldn't have signed it. I don't see why we should let him leave and miss out on potential extra draft picks.

The NFL is a small world when it comes to coaches, and coaches talk to each other. Holding a potential HC hostage because he's technically under contract would be a horrible look.

Yes, he signed the contract, but he signed that contract in drastically different circumstances than those which stand in front of him now. Do you blame him for trying to leverage a way out of this mess?

I get that many on this site see this as a black and white contractual issue, but introduce a bit of nuance and think about it from all sides of the equation.

1 hour ago, Harbingers said:

Luvu and Hubbard are my two keeps on this roster. Anyone else I agree. 

Hubbard over Brown is crazy.

Great way of continuing on the theme of blue body, white sleeves, while incorporating some local geography in a subtle way. Well done, Adidas.

Impossible to grade yet because the Bears haven't used the picks they got from us yet, and Bryce still has one more year to prove he belongs. 

We won't know how exactly to grade the trade for 3-4 more years, after it's been determined if Bryce can turn it around or not, and after the Bears' picks they got from us have been in the league for a minute.

9 hours ago, csx said:

I'd go balls to the wall building a team properly. Not only focusing on covering for a qb who might not be in the league in 5 years 

Yeah I said this back in September when I still believed Bryce could be the guy. It hasn't aged well, especially the part about Reich and Fitts not being fired lol.

1 minute ago, toldozer said:

How have they complied with the rooney rule already? 

They don't need to. They had a succession plan built into his contract which was previously communicated to the league, which allows them to bypass the whole coach hiring process.

2 hours ago, Ricky Spanish said:

I understand this line of thinking, but the more you look into anything you spend your money on in this world you can find 500 human rights violations on the way down.

I get there are different levels of separation to it and we should all try to be better, but there's blood on all our hands.

Which is why people say that there is no ethical consumption under capitalism.

5 minutes ago, frankw said:

Apparently it's unreasonable to expect your #1 pick to not be statistically one of the worst starting QB's in the NFL.

Some of you are so emotionally invested you've lowered standards and that's a personal preference.

Oh Frank get off it with the passive aggressive remarks. Stop being so miserable all the time and enjoy that the Panthers played well today. 

15 minutes ago, Panthering said:

Spencer Rattler, although he can probably be drafted later than 33. Any BPA can work there or a trade backwards.

Take off your garnet colored glasses for a second. Rattler has day 3 pick written all over him.

There's a podcast put out by the Panthers called "Cardiac" about their run to the Super Bowl in 2003. There are 10 episodes so it's more like an audio miniseries and the last episode was just released today so I'll be listening to it soon. Figured this was relevant to this thread.

13 hours ago, jbland said:

Is that real? Lololol I’ve been saying it since before we drafted him, you don’t take a guy that’s my size as the first overall pick. 

It's not.

6 minutes ago, Ricky Prickles said:

Good lord is that the SAME podium? Looks like comparing a short man to Godzilla!

Don't let a photoshop job/manipulative angle get the better of you.

Bryce has nowhere near Cam's measurables obviously, but he can still see over the podium lol.