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In a red jersey obviously. But I really hope he isn't being rushed back.

Breaking: Reddick currently leads his position in NFC Pro Bowl voting.

ahhhh memories. Idk which one put me on my ass more. This or 4 loco

First thing my cheap ass saw was $75 a bottle. Still gonna buy at least one. But bet that ima bitch about it.

Exactly the reason why this thread has no mentions of DTs

Defensive ends Haason Reddick and Brian Burns have been a two-men wrecking crew all season. Reddick, through 11 weeks, has collected an NFC-high 10.5 sacks—behind only Cleveland’s Myles Garrett (13.0) and Pittsburgh’s T.J. Watt (12.5) for the league lead. And Burns’ 7.0 quarterback takedowns aren’t that far off. Reddick and Burns are also amongst the best “defeats” artists thus far. Defeats, measured by Football Outsiders, qualify as any of the following: -A tackle that results in a loss of yardage, including sacks. -Any play that results in a turnover, including tipped passes which are then intercepted. -Any tackle or tipped pass that leads to a stop on third or fourth down. And the pair ranks third and fourth in the stat. To cover all of our pass-rushing, backfield-disrupting bases—Reddick heads into Week 12 with 12 tackles for a loss, 16 quarterback hits and 31 total pressures. Burns has recorded 10, 13 and 33, respectively, in those categories. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2021/11/24/panthers-haason-reddick-brian-burns-defeats/

Robby. Now build an OL so we can have time to let plays develop and let guys get separation and run those double move, big hitter plays.

ahhh memory is a lil foggy preciate it

Lol read bro... read. Im not the one you are arguing with. I was adding to YOUR argument. Donte/Gilmore/Bouye this year, Horn/Gilmore/Donte next

Idk if the Jets or Saints have a WR1 (Thomas hurt) and I don't remember if Horn was on Cooks vs Texans

Horn & Gilmore are Man (shutdown) corners. Its what they were drafted highly to do. However you can't say Donte hasn't taken strides and become a solid corner himself this season. Donte is more seasoned than Horn, but Horn has the more physical body and upside talent to have a better career. And obviously Gilmore's resume speaks for itself.

The worst part is they were experiencing OL injuries during the game. Backups came in and still got the job done. Shame

Well if its either play him now or play it safe to prolong his career... prolong his career please. And Donte had one bad game this year. I understand trying to make the adjustment/switch midgame, but not now. Before this game we were already expecting Gilmore to be our shutdown corner and we expected us to ease him in. Stay on course.

Trolling should be effortless & easy. Essentially the whole "im not touching you, finger in the face" thing. If you can troll with one or two words, you've done good.

he is... i just think the L stands for something else

Ohh... have you not heard of THE Samuel Darnold. The most Darnold of Darnold's.

Idk if anyone noticed, but on one play Rivera took a delay of game and punted instead of letting Joey Slye attempt a 50 yd. field goal. Even though he has a 56 yarder on his resume. They even showed Slye frustrated like he didn't have his coaches trust. It was funny, but I guess he had the last laugh.

Hmm. I didn't notice that. Nice catch. I did see one specific play where Gilmore lined up on Terry, so i guess I just assumed (without taking notice) that gilmore would be on WR1 if he was on the field. I was watching on my iphone lol

He'll be on another team in approx. 2 weeks

Gilmore: limited snaps/role, will be playing larger role as weeks go by Horn: Hurt Bouye: Not sure if he would've shut down Terry, but maybe would've done more as donte had a bad game Keith Taylor: Had a bad game and don't feel comfortable putting him on WR1 CJ Hen: Had an pretty alright to good game. Don't feel comfortable putting him on WR1. Donte had a bad game but has put together plenty of good tape this year.

Well those are paid network analysts and such. The fan love has always been there and never changed. But the narrative was we dropped cam because he no longer had the talent and was washed. Now he comes back healthy when the team "needs him". Its a storyline. NFL makes money off storylines and narratives.

A little positivity for ya

I saw lol, I wasn't trying to make it look/sound like i was going in on you. Just making a point for the thread. And honestly every player on our team under the position "DT" had a bad game