Jackie Lee

Better be real low base salary, $5M max if he gets x number of starts/tackles/sacks whatever

#33 and Bryce for Justin Herbert

That's Luke Bryan

Wait til the draft, we'll see if he's all over Morgans shoulder the whole time or not

They still on it lol

Here's one to learn from

You don't think work ethic was an issue last year? Corral was the first on the field in camp, Bryce wouldn't sign autographs at first, did zero footwork, didn't gain any weight, I thought he came in completely entitled and got his ass handed to himself for it

Yeah we're blitzing more

Do they really need to practice 5-10 yard passes? Must get old after a few minutes

Brutal. Especially if you include the CMC/Burns trades and the new guard/wr additions. Willing to gut your good defense just to see if this little guy can be a decent game manager lol. Hopefully if he's not they'll bench his ass and throw Dalton out there so we can watch actual competitive NFL football

One of our knocks from the media is not having any leaders. Pay him and he can step up into that role knowing he's gonna be here for a while

We got $108M in cap space next year before another increase so I don't think the cap is a concern. Give him his 20-25m asap. He's not a lazy dude, I think he's from a military family so he won't disappear after getting paid

Yeah pretty sure Evero has said in the past that he'll send 5/6/7 guys on a blitz if he needs to. Probably the case this coming season.

And who was beside DB most the season? I barely watched lol. Tuttle? A'Shawn should be a little upgrade to what he was working with inside last season

The #Panthers FO was right to cut the three vets and avoid the post-June 1 spreading. They have also been smart about either A) signing young vets off their rookie deals or B) signing vets under 30 with connections to the staff. Johnson trade was an obvious flier/outlier with low risk/high reward applications that was justified by opportunity cost. Clowney would obviously be a price and age outlier, too (though he was in Seattle with most of the staff on offense). But the idea of upside or system understanding over simply filling holes with descending talent is evident. Morgan and Tilis are off to a logical, and seemingly thoughtful, start.

This aint The Young and the Restless lol

I think Spotrac had like 7.5-8 per year